LONG BEACH —The week of March 7, the City of Long Beach announced the Long Beach Recovery Act Small Business and Non-Profit Relief grants, a new recovery program to help small businesses and nonprofits that have experienced financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The grant opportunities, totaling $8.4 million in funding, will provide working capital to eligible small businesses and nonprofits to help them pay for a variety of business expenses, such as payroll, rent, personal protective equipment or PPE, technology upgrades, marketing and more.
These grant programs will provide much-needed support for local businesses and nonprofits — an integral part of the Long Beach community and economy. The program will include the following four grant opportunities for small businesses and nonprofit organizations affected by COVID-19:
The application period began March 16 and will close May 15, 2022. Additional information regarding the application process and eligibility requirements will be outlined in a forthcoming press release.
To learn more, small businesses and nonprofits can call the City’s BizCare Hotline from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 562-570-4249, email 4Biz@longbeach.gov, or visit longbeach.gov/bizcare.
The City has contracted with LiveStories to provide comprehensive grants administration support services. LiveStories will be making available the following services:
A total of $20 million has been allocated for business support under the Recovery Act.
Details: longbeach.gov/recovery.
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