Grants Support Small Businesses Dealing with Graffiti, Vandalism

Tim Freese • July 7, 2023

Grants Support Small Businesses Dealing with Graffiti, Vandalism

Tim Freese • July 7, 2023

Empowering small businesses with grants for growth and recovery - building resilient communities.

Small business owners in Portland can apply for the Small Business Stabilization Restore Grant to receive funding for repairs, inventory loss, and insurance premiums due to vandalism or graffiti; Foundation for the Carolinas offers the Beyond Open Grant to support local minority-owned businesses in Charlotte; Mississippi Power and the Area Development Partnership provide the Shine A Light Minority Business Grant for minority-owned businesses in Lamar and Forrest counties; the Moore County Chamber of Commerce in North Carolina facilitates the Small Business Revitalization Grant Program for location upgrades and investments; Burien, Washington offers pandemic recovery grants for businesses affected by COVID-19; and California opens applications for the Technical Assistance Grant Program to expand consulting and training services for small businesses throughout the state. For more information click the link!

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https://smallbiztrends.com/2023/06/grant-to-support-small-businesses-dealing-with-graffiti.html

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