Every entrepreneur here is full of vision and grit — but they can’t do it alone. With just a few hours of your time, you could help them land a first client, secure funding, or take their big idea to the next level. You don’t need to be perfect — you just need to care.
(Updated November 6, 2025)
Aliké is turning heads with Oni Threads—an apparel brand blending bold, samurai-inspired streetwear with modern urban style.
Based in Little Rock, her pieces channel the spirit of Japanese culture while staying fresh and fashion-forward.
Whether you're on the move or making a statement, Oni Threads helps you conquer the day in style.
Here’s how you can help Alike today:
From surviving the Sudanese Civil War to founding an IT services company in Des Moines, Mabior Manyok has faced unimaginable adversity—and turned it into fuel for impact. After years of freelance IT work and over 800 successful project deployments, Mabior launched Deploy-Tech LLC to provide reliable technical support to schools, local governments, and small businesses.
Today, Deploy-Tech is a certified partner of Google, HP, Fortinet, and more. The infrastructure is in place—but Mabior is now focused on growth: finding anchor clients, securing funding, and unlocking his next level.
Here’s how you can help Mabior today:
As a strength and conditioning coach working with elite athletes, Rebecca Main is pushing the boundaries of what athlete development can look like. Her mission? To integrate emotional wellness into physical training, helping high performers reach their full potential—on and off the field.
Through her business, Main Event Training, Rebecca is charting an unconventional path in a male-dominated industry. She’s combining deep expertise in physical therapy and coaching with emotional pattern work, and now she’s ready to bring that vision to more clients.
Here’s how you can help Rebecca today:
At just 21 years old, Ryan Grimm has already worn the hats of sales leader, digital marketer, product strategist—and now, he's stepping into his boldest role yet: founder of Zetox, a wellness tech startup aiming to help users build healthier, toxin-free lives through habit change.
He’s mapped his go-to-market plan, built a working prototype on Lovable.dev, and is preparing to launch his MVP this August on iOS.
Here’s how you can help Ryan today:
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Sign up on the Sky's the Limit app and fill out your entrepreneur profile, providing information about your project.
To create your Funding Pitch, sign in and go to the "Pitch" section. Complete all required fields.
You collect boosts from other members. Whoever has the most boosts at the end of each month will win a grant of up to $5,000/£2,000.
"Sky’s the Limit pushed me to grow as a founder. Preparing for the pitch competition helped me dive deeper into my financials, and better understand my competition. It gave me the tools to truly understand and confidently communicate what makes my business worth fighting for."
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Get answers to your questions!
How do entrepreneurs become eligible for Sky’s the Limit grants?
STL offers a range of funding opportunities that are apply at different stages of the business journey.
Our core monthly grant program, the Friends & Family Fund grant, is available one time to all members who meet the following criteria: you must be based in the United States, Canada, or the United Kingdom and have a completed profile on Sky’s the Limit. Next, you must complete a Funding Pitch to let other members know how a grant would help fuel your business. The full guidelines for the Friends & Family process can be found here.
Other Funding Rounds typically have additional eligibility criteria which will be outlined in their descriptions. Here are some tips:
How are winner(s) selected?
Once an entrepreneur’s Funding Pitch is live, members of the community can view and boost it.
Entrepreneurs are only eligible to win each type of funding campaign once (BUT they are eligible for other types of funding rounds).
Entrepreneurs will be automatically entered for any round they are eligible for.
For Friends & Family Grants, one winner is chosen every month, typically on the last weekday of the month by 5pm PST / 8pm EST and notified of their status, and it's awarded based on the number of Boosts the community gives.
Depending on the type of Funding Round, there can be multiple winners in a Round.
Be sure to check out the Pitch FAQ to understand more.
Note: Sometimes entrepreneurs get enough boosts to win in their first month, sometimes it can take several months.
What does the entrepreneur actually win?
Entrepreneurs “win” the amount of money they requested on their campaign page in their budget, up to a maximum of $2,500 per entrepreneur (£ 2,000 in the UK). Entrepreneurs will receive this award in the form of a cash grant, upon signing a grant agreement. This money does not need to be paid back nor does Sky’s the Limit receive any material gain for it, however, the money does need to be spent on business-related expenses.
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