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Eligible small business owners in Suffolk County still have time to apply for Delivery and Marketing Grant
The grant provides delivery and marketing services to businesses in Suffolk County in the amount of $2500.00

Suffolk County — January 13th, 2026 — Eligible small business owners in Suffolk County still have time to apply for free marketing and delivery grant through the Trellus Grant Program, made possible through a partnership with the Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce and funded through American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) resources allocated to Suffolk County. The grant provides delivery and marketing services to businesses in Suffolk County in the amount of $2500.00
For eligibility details and application information, applicants should visit the official Trellus website: LIAACC JumpSMART - Trellus

Through this collaboration, Trellus and the Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce are working together to ensure that grant funding reaches small businesses that need it most particularly those that have historically faced barriers to accessing capital.
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“This partnership reflects a shared commitment to strengthening small businesses and local economies,” organizers said. “By leveraging ARPA funding and trusted community-based leadership, this initiative helps ensure that Suffolk County entrepreneurs have access to meaningful financial support.”
Eligibility Requirements
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Applicants must:
- Operate a for-profit business physically located in Suffolk County, New York
- Meet small business eligibility criteria
- Demonstrate how grant funding will support business recovery, stability, or growth
Why This Grant Matters
Small businesses remain the backbone of Suffolk County’s economy, yet many continue to face rising costs, workforce challenges, and limited access to traditional financing. ARPA-funded grants—delivered through trusted partners like the Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce offer critical relief without adding debt, enabling entrepreneurs to reinvest directly into their businesses and communities.
Business leaders urge eligible applicants not to delay.
“Too often, small business owners miss opportunities simply because they believe it’s too late,” organizers noted. “This is a reminder that the application window is still open—but it will not remain open indefinitely.”
Apply While Funds Remain Available
Eligible Suffolk County business owners are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, as funding is limited and applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
For eligibility details and application information, applicants should visit the official Trellus website: LIAACC JumpSMART - Trellus