Get emergency financial resources to help your business
Specific resources for small, new, and young businesses Who’s eligible: Entrepreneurs, small businesses, and new businesses What it is: The Center for American Entrepreneurship has put together a list of the sections of the CARES Act that are most relevant for small- and medium-sized businesses, and new and young businesses. Learn more: Learn about the relevant sections of […]
A guide to understanding what CARE Acts can do for you Who’s eligible: Small businesses What it is: The Colorado Small Business Development Center website has detailed information to help you understand frequently asked questions about the CAREs Act, apply for disaster loans, navigate insurance, understand economic loss estimators, defer payroll taxes, and more. Take action: Browse the
YELP for free- see how they can help you Who’s eligible: Primarily independent local restaurant and nightlife businesses that are open. What it is: Yelp is waiving advertising fees, and providing free advertising, products, and services during the COVID-19 outbreak. Yelp’s relief support is largely focused on independent local restaurants and nightlife businesses, but they’re also supporting
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Brick and mortar business can now crowdfund Who’s eligible: Brick and mortar stores like restaurants, breweries, cafes, yoga studios, and boutiques, that set up a crowdfunding initiative on Mainvest What it is: If you have an existing brick and mortar business that has been negatively affected by the COVID-19 outbreak and you launch a capital raise on
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Immediate grants for people 50 years and older Who’s eligible: Nonprofit entities based in Colorado primarily serving adults 50 and older. What it is: NextFifty Initiative is providing a one-time, immediate general operating support grant. The grant amount can cover up to 17% of your organization’s operating budget, for a maximum of $25,000. Take action: Read more about eligibility
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Grants for women and the BIPOC communities Who’s eligible: Entrepreneurs of color, women-owned businesses, and other enterprises in historically underserved communities that are facing immediate financial pressure due to COVID-19 What it is: Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) is providing $10,000 grants based on availability and eligibility. The grant can be used for rent, payroll, debt to
Grants for women, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, military-connected, and people with disabilities Who’s eligible: Entrepreneurs and small business owners in the U.S. What it is: Fifteen Business for All Grants, ranging from $10,000 to $50,000, will be awarded to small businesses that need support to scale. At least 11 of the 15 available grants will go to women, people
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Support funds for businesses owned by women, BIPOC, or immigrants Who’s eligible: Small businesses owned by women, people of color, and immigrants. What it is: Opportunity Fund’s Small Business Relief Fund can provide you with immediate relief if you’re a struggling self-employed, small business owner. The fund aims to provide loan payment relief, affordable capital, and expert
Does your business work with communities in the Yampa Valley? Who’s eligible: Nonprofits organizations in the Yampa Valley Region that work closely with the community and have strong experience working with the disproportionately affected communities What it is: Yampa Valley Community Foundation’s is providing grants and resources to organizations in the region who meet the eligibility requirements
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Who’s eligible: Small businesses What it is: Lew’s List in partnership with High Plains Advisors and Foundry Group have assembled a group of CFOs, controllers, and other senior finance professionals to help businesses survive the COVID-19 crisis. This is a free financial assistance network. Take action: To learn more about the resource network, read this blog post. Then, request
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