The new pandemic relief program started by East Boston Main Streets (EBMS), began distributing merchandise gift cards to residents to be used at participating Eastie restaurants.
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The City launched its Reimagine Main Streets program in November of last year, which is a “community engagement process designed to strengthen the future of Boston Main Streets.
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In the midst of a pandemic, looking out for the future of Boston’s Main Streets districts has become all the more urgent. City officials launched the Reimagine Main Streets program last November.
JP Centre/South Main Streets held its annual meeting virtually on March 10, where leaders discussed how the organization helped many small businesses in the district in the midst of a global pandemic.
The City launched its Reimagine Main Streets program in November of last year, which, according to the City’s website, is a “community engagement process designed to strengthen the future of Boston...
Together, the three organizations are providing consulting services and technology solutions to local small businesses across a variety of industries, leading to improved business operations.
Comcast RISE invests in success of these critical businesses by providing valuable and practical support. On 11/24, all Black, Indigenous, & People of Color business owners will be eligible to apply.
This fund will provide $15,000 in direct grants to restaurants for COVID-19 relief, in order to commit to provide a $20 minimum wage for all restaurant workers by 2026.
Provides up to $15,000 in direct grants for small businesses currently certified with the City of Boston as women, minority, or veteran owned small businesses (MBE, WBE, MWBE, VOSBE, SLBE).
Priority is given to small businesses in industry sectors in Phase 3, Step 2 and Phase 4 of the state's Reopening Massachusetts plan, and neighborhood commercial areas hardest hit by COVID-19.