We can tell you however, the general types of programs that are available and where to begin. There are so many new programs being offered each year that often an agency's own employees won't be aware they are offering the one you ask about. If being persistence doesn't help, get in touch with your Congressman and let them track down a program that meets your needs. Usually through direct grants that do not have to be paid back. You would, however, probably have to give up part of the ownership of your business in order to receive financing.
Most states have their own venture capital finance firms that invest in high risk businesses.
A state may raise money through industrial revenue bonds to buy your fixed-asset equipment. The public, which invest in these bonds, do not pay taxes on the earned interest. When a low interest loan is granted, the state does not guarantee that investors will get their money back if the business fails. If a state issues a general obligation bond, a public investment is then guaranteed. All development centers offer free counseling to anyone wishing to start or expand a business.