Danville Businesses Eligible For Town Grants

Press release from the Town of Danville:

DANVILLE, CA — The Danville Town Council has approved a grant program that will allow Danville-based brick and mortar businesses and local organizations to be reimbursed for up to $5,000 for collaborative events and programs that promote patronage of local businesses.

In June, the Town Council approved funds for the Business Promotion Program, which includes $25,000 allocated to this grant program. Applications are now being accepted for events and projects from eligible businesses and organizations. The program is intended to encourage the community to “shop local” by supporting multiple businesses collaborating on a single event or project.

The funds may be used to support marketing, technology, or certain event costs, and are made available through reimbursement after the expenditures are made. In the 2022-23 fiscal year, grants were awarded for collaborative events such as the Danville Area Chamber of Commerce Sip & Stroll, Museum of the San Ramon Valley Shops and Hops, and the Danville Lions Club Restaurant Walk, among others.

Applications are open now for events and projects occurring between July 1, 2023 and June 30, 2024. The Town will focus on awarding grants for events and projects that support:

1. Providing opportunity for collaboration among multiple businesses.
2. Engaging consumers with experiential events and widespread promotion opportunities.
3. Promoting events directly driving business or cooperative marketing programs through print and/or digital mediums.
4. Incorporating “Live Locally” branding into all marketing efforts.

Program eligibility details, review criteria, and an online application are available at www.danville.ca.gov/bizpromogrant. Business owners and organization leaders with questions about the program can contact Lianna Adauto, Economic Development Specialist, at ladauto@danville.ca.gov .

This press release was produced by the Town of Danville. The views expressed here are the author’s own.