Last week, the New York State Senate and Assembly passed legislation proposed by Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to affects mall businesses from Harlem to the Hudson. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: grants
Apply For The YouTube Expands Black Voices Fund Opens New Grant Applications
Black stories and experiences are as diverse and complex as the people.
A Harlem Partnership That Creates Harlem Business & Arts Organization Grant Opps
The Apollo, in collaboration with 125th Street Business Improvement District (BID) and the Harlem Commonwealth Council (HCC). Continue Reading →
Cash Assistance Grants For Restaurant Workers From Harlem To The Hudson
The Robinhood Foundation has partnered with ROAR NY to fund a new round of grants to restaurant workers who lost their jobs due to COVID. Continue Reading →
MBP Brewer Announces 2020 Manhattan Cultural Tourism Grants From Harlem To Hollis
Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer and the NYC & Company Foundation have announced this year’s Manhattan recipients of Borough Cultural Tourism Development Grants. Continue Reading →
And the Winners Are, The Harlem Entrepreneurial Micro-Grant 2020 Awardees Announced
Apollo Theater, 125th St. Business Improvement District (BID) and the Harlem Commonwealth Council (HCC) congratulate the recipients of the Harlem Entrepreneurial Micro-Grant awards. Continue Reading →
PayPal Announces $530M Commitment To Support Black Businesses, Communities And Inequality
PayPal Holdings, Inc., today announced a $530 million commitment to support Black and minority-owned businesses and communities in the U.S., especially those hardest hit by the pandemic, to help address economic inequality. Continue Reading →
U.S. Chamber Of Commerce Small Business Grant Applications From Harlem to Hollywood
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce will begin offering $5,000 grants to small businesses from Harlem to Hollywood of three to 20 employees, beginning today. Continue Reading →
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