New York Forward: Small Business Recovery Hub

Citizens Committee for New York City is offering small business grants in the range of $5,000-10,000 to businesses that did not receive a PPP or EIDL through the SBA. Learn more about the Neighborhood Grants here and submit an application here.

Clover (FiServe) will soon launch a grant program for small businesses. Businesses can register here to be added to the queue. Check back here for updates.

Facebook is offering a $4,000 grant ($2,500 cash, $1,500 in optional ad credits) to small businesses in the US with 2-50 employees. Brooklyn businesses are eligible to receive these grants. View the application guide here and eligibility criteria and other application info here.

 Small businesses can access micro grants via a $2.5 million fund created by GoFundMe and its partners. Read the program FAQs. This fund is now in its 14th round of grant-making. Businesses with an active GoFundMe campaign will be considered for $500 matching grants from the fund. Register your business here.

Hello Alice is offering $10,000 grants to small business owners impacted by Covid-19. Find out more about the Alice Emergency Grant program and apply here.  

Facebook is offering free, digital marketing education to help businesses succeed in the digital economy. Courses include digital training classes, insightful interviews with business experts, and presentations from renowned entrepreneurs.

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Google is providing a set of communications and remote work tools and other resources for small businesses to manage their online profiles. Here are details on their $800+ million commitment to help small and medium businesses, health organizations and governments, including $340 million in ad credits to small businesses.

JP Morgan Chase has announced a $50 million philanthropic fund to address economic and public health challenges. Of this, $35 million will go towards financial health, jobs and skills, small business growth and neighborhood development.

Chase Home Lending is also offering:

• 90-day payment forbearance, with no related late fees and no negative impact on credit reports as a result of deferring payment.
• Pause on all new foreclosure activities for the next 60 days.

Amex is waiving late fees and lowering interest rates and monthly payments. Chat with them to find out more.

Robin Hood is accepting applications for grants to support non-profits that serve vulnerable populations, provide emergency assistance (e.g. food or shelter), at-risk at gaps in government contracts and others, for an average grant size of $45,000. Find out more here.

NYWF is accepting applications for its COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund from CURRENT and FORMER grantee partners to apply for a six month grant for up to $25,000 in general operating support or program-specific support. For grant guidelines and to apply, please e-mail Marissa Crawford, Grants Manager, at [email protected]

Find out more here.

Artist Relief is offering $5,000 grants to artists who meet the following criteria. Read the FAQs here and apply here.

DoorDash is offering up to two weeks of financial assistance to delivery workers affected by the coronavirus who have been on the platform for 60 days and made at least 30 deliveries in the last 30 days. Find out here if you or your workers qualify. 

The NYC Hospitality Alliance has put together an extensive list of resources including employment opportunities, financial aid to businesses, food donations, support, online ordering/gift cards.

The 'Children of Restaurant Employees' program is offering grants to restaurant employees medically diagnosed with Covid-19 to provide ongoing support to children with working parents.

RWCF is offering grants to support individual restaurant workers and non-profit organizations serving restaurant workers in crisis, as well as zero-interest loans for restaurants. Find out more here.

The One Fair Wage Emergency Fund is actively raising money and will be making temporary cash gifts to workers as funding becomes available. Fill out a short intake form here.

The information collected will be used for the purposes of follow-up communications only. Upon completing this form, an organizer from One Fair Wage will reach out to you to confirm your information.

Rethink NYC's Restaurant Response Program is providing up to 30 restaurants with $40,000 to prevent business closure and help feed those in need. Their first round of applications is now closed, but check back here regularly as application intake will re-open in a few weeks.