I have made a list of equity free accelerators accepting applications currently:<p>1. The UNICEF Innovation Fund (http://unicefstories.org/blockchaincall/), based out of New York gives USD 50K - 90K in equity-free seed funding to for-profit blockchain startups.<p>2. European Data Incubator (https://edincubator.eu/) is an equity free acceleration program based out of Berlin and it provides grants of up to EUR 100K for selected data startups. Applications close on 4th January, 2019.<p>3. Spinlab (https://www.spinlab.co/) is based out of Leipzig and it offers startups with EUR 6K along with co-working space. Applications close on 18th November, 2018.<p>4. Booking Booster (https://booster.bookingcares.com/#bookingcom-booster-why) is a 3-week accelerator program based out of Amsterdam with EUR 2 million fund for startups working towards sustainable tourism. Applications close on 2nd December, 2018.<p>5. Ikea Bootcamp (http://ikeabootcamp.rainmaking.io/) is a 3 month program organized in Älmhult aimed at funding startups that can collaborate with IKEA. Applications close on 31st December, 2018.<p>6. Startup Hub (http://startuphub.pl/) is a 4 month program based out of Warsaw and it provides equity free funding of upto EUR 50K for selected teams.<p>7. The Pearse Lyons Accelerator (https://pearselyonsaccelerator.com/) based out of Dublin takes 10 AgTech startups from across the world and offer them a 4-month programme and 15K EUR equity free funding. Applications close on 6th December, 2018.<p>8. StateZero Labs (https://www.statezerolabs.com/) is a dedicated Blockchain Lab for startups and it will fund upto GBP 50K in the form of an equity free grant. Applications close on 23rd November, 2018.<p>9. The Stable Fund (https://stable.fund/) is a virtual investment fund and it offers equity free grants up to USD 25K to alpha projects.
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