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Recover Together Small Business Relief Fund Announces Third Round of Grant Recipients

Recover Together Small Business Relief Fund Announces Third Round of Grant Recipients

Recover Together Small Business Relief Fund Announces Second Round of Grant Recipients

Recover Together Small Business Relief Fund Announces First Round of Grant Recipients

On Friday, June 5, the Recover Together Small Business Relief Fund awarded nearly $70,000 to 22 local small businesses in its first round of funding. The purpose of the Small Business Relief Fund is to provide working capital to local small businesses as they work to continue or resume operations following COVID-19-related impacts. Over 450 applications have been received since the application window opened on June 1 and the Relief Fund will continue to accept applications through June 15. Additional

Meg Lewis

Montgomery’s Recover Together Small Business Relief Fund Now Accepting Applications

Local leaders announced the opening of applications for the Recover Together Small Business Relief Fund which has received over 100 applications at the time of this release. Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation Chairman Willie Durham, Mayor Steven L. Reed and co-chairs of his Economic Impact Task Force, County Commission Chairman Elton Dean and City Council President Charles Jinright, addressed the media today to mark this milestone for the relief fund which was created help small businesses

Meg Lewis

Montgomery Launches Recover Together Small Business Relief Fund

Montgomery Launches Recover Together Small Business Relief Fund. Community partnership establishes grant-making initiative to help small employers recover from the impact of COVID-19.

Montgomery Leaders Launch One-stop Hub for Small Business Support

Today elected and business leaders launched the Recover Together Small Business HUB (Helping Business Unite), a free, one-stop clearinghouse to connect small and minority businesses to the resources and information they need most as they emerge from the COVID-19 crisis. This public-private collaboration is an early outcome of Mayor L. Steven Reed’s Economic Impact Task Force.

Meg Lewis