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Living dangerously may be what Austin Powers likes, but hesitate taking this opportunity. If you haven’t submitted your application for the Additional COVID-19 Relief Grants for Clark County, review the eligibility and apply now here: VancouverUSA.com/COVID19Grants.
We are extremely excited to be in a position to help a host of our local businesses receive CARES Act funding through the Additional COVID-19 Relief Grants for Clark County we are partnering with the CREDC to distribute on behalf of Clark County. The applications the last three days have totaled over 400 different businesses seeking the grant. Now the real work begins as our teams will be assessing the applications and contacting recipients during the week of November 9th.
We understand this is not the solution to all the harm done to local businesses by the pandemic, but we are hoping this grant makes the difference for these businesses and we all make it through until the situation “normalizes” again.
About: COVID-19 Relief Grants for Clark County Businesses & Nonprofits
Using CARES Act dollars, the County has funded an additional round of $8.1 million in grants to support Clark County businesses and nonprofits with up to 100 employees. This grant will provide additional funds of up to $30,000 for each business or nonprofit to support COVID-19 response and recovery efforts. Funds can be used to cover expenses incurred from March 1st through November 30th, 2020. Watch a short video about the program, here.
Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until November 1st, or until funds are exhausted, which ever one comes first. Learn more and apply, here!
Dine The ‘Couve - Through October
It’s dining month, and Visit Vancouver USA has cultivated a great list of local restaurants to check out! From Vancouver classics, to up-and-coming hot spots, view the list of participating restaurants, here. Menus available online, and at location, offering crafted 3 items for $25.
WSU Vancouver Needs Your Input! - Survey Closes November 4th
WSU Vancouver is planning to develop training programs for working professionals. For example, certificate programs on topics such as project management, lean manufacturing, business data analytics, various technical topics, leadership, accounting, human resource management, healthcare operations management, etc.
WSU-V would like to find out about the interests of your organization and what topics you need for continuing education of your employees. Your input is very valuable in guiding the University in this effort. Thank you for taking a few minutes to complete this survey.
On A Serious Note: Remember, Clark County has spiking rates of COVID-19 diagnoses, reinforcing the importance of Masking Up, and Washing Up as we continue to stay safe and healthy. When participating in activities this weekend, socially distanced of course, remember to keep safety in mind and lead by example. Together, we will get through this.
Have a great weekend everyone,
John McDonagh
President/CEO
Greater Vancouver Chamber
VancouverUSA.com/COVID19Grants