NEW GRANT PROGRAM HELPS ENTREPRENEURS OF COLOR, WOMEN, LGBTQ+, VETERANS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
Cook County President Toni Preckwinkle announced the launch of the Source Grow Grant on Thuursday, Sept. 29, at Lalo’s on Maxwell. PHOTO PROVIDED BY RISE STRATEGY GROUP.
The Source Grow Grant prioritizes sectors that were heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic – hospitality, food service, arts and entertainment, retail trade, transportation, warehousing,
childcare and social assistance, as well as accommodations.
and opportunity gap. The funds for the Source Grow Grant were provided by the American Rescue Plan Act.
Cook County for everyone,” said Tanya Anthony, Chief of Cook County Bureau of Administration.
business owners. Our collective efforts are making it easier for
businesses to grow and thrive in this County,” Flores said, adding
the Source Grow Grant would advance equity and grow the
regional economy.
will be accepted through Monday, Oct. 31st. Applications will be
reviewed in November and the anticipation is that businesses will
be notified in early January of 2023.
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