Grants for small businesses/non-profits

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Working Washington Grants: Round 5

The Washington State Legislature has allocated a new round of grant  funding for small businesses affected by the pandemic. $70 million was  appropriated by the legislature for the

next round of Working Washington  Grants: Round 5. In this round of Working Washington grants, available  funds are set aside for specific targeted groups or sectors:

– 60% is identified for the arts, heritage, and science sectors, including those that operate live entertainment venues

– 40% is identified for most other sectors, including hospitality, fitness and personal services

You might be eligible to apply if you:

– Did not report more than $5M in income in 2019

– Have a UBI, EIN, or UEI number

– Can show financial hardship because of the pandemic.

General Timeline:

– August 17 – September 9: Application portal will remain open for 24 days

– Mid – Late September: Review of applications

– Early October: Commerce will notify grantees and disburse funding

For more information and to access the online portal application please visit: https://commercegrants.com/

If need assistance or have questions about this grant opportunity  contact Sy Ruiz, City of Yakima Grant Writer, at 509-575-6048 or sy.ruiz@yakimawa.gov

Original source can be found here.



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