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LA Regional Covid Fund To Accept Applications For ‘Keep Our Shops On The Block' Grants

Eligible businesses can apply for the $10,000 grant from Monday, April 5th through Sunday, April 11th.

LA Regional Covid Fund to Accept Applications for ‘Keep Our Shops on the Block’ Grants
LA Regional Covid Fund to Accept Applications for ‘Keep Our Shops on the Block’ Grants (La Verne Chamber of Commerce)

March 30, 2021

The LA Regional COVID Fund will be disseminating $4.7 million in financial relief through the new Keep Our Shops on the Block Grant, a $10,000 grant for small brick-and-mortar businesses in the personal care and retail sectors.

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Eligible businesses include: hair and beauty salons, nail salons, esthetic, skin care, electrology, barbershops, shoe repair shops, dry cleaners, automotive or appliance repair, flower shops, party supply stores, bookstores, apparel stores, bakeries, donut shops, community grocery stores/markets and variety discount stores.

Led by the County of Los Angeles in partnership with LISC LA and other partners, the LA Regional COVID-19 Recovery Fund was designed to provide a much-needed wave of financial relief to businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Eligible businesses can apply for the $10,000 grant from Monday, April 5th through Sunday, April 11th. For all eligibility requirements and to apply, visit the LA Regional COVID-19 Recovery Fund website.

Please note that while grant winners will be chosen through a randomized application system, applicants who meet certain criteria will be weighted more heavily in the system in order to support the most vulnerable Angelenos. Businesses that will receive higher weightings include those that: are veteran-owned, have an annual gross revenue under $500,000, or are located in County Districts with higher poverty rates, lower educational attainment and lower median income.

For more information, businesses can attend the following free webinars:

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Supervisor Kathryn Barger, Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors


This press release was produced by the La Verne Chamber of Commerce. The views expressed are the author's own.

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