Tonight's segment with Joel Sklar, Chair of the Boston Main Streets Foundation, about a crowdfunding campaign to aid businesses in neighborhood commercial centers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
In an effort to support the storefront small businesses across Boston's 20 Main Street districts, the Boston Main Streets Foundation (BMSF) has established a $100,000 COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund.
By contributing any amount they can afford to the fund, area residents and organizations will directly support the small business community through these difficult times with their most basic need.
Now, more than ever before, it's vital for communities to rally around and support, where they can, the neighborhood small businesses community.
In an effort to support the storefront small businesses across Boston's 20 Main Street districts, the Boston Main Streets Foundation (BMSF) has established a $100,000 COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund.
BMSF is seeking the public's help to supplement this initiative through online crowdfunding donations.
The Boston Business Journal has compiled this resource list to help businesses during the outbreak, a list that is likely to grow and change over the coming days and weeks.
Saxophonist Ricky Ford, poet Askia Touré, and pianist and arranger John Kordalewski are bringing original jazz and the poetry of Langston Hughes to the Bruce C. Bolling Municipal Bldg.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced nominations are now open for SPARK Boston's 2019-2020 Impact Awards.
The Great American Main Street Award is a top honor within the commercial district revitalization field.
DSMS seeks a dynamic leader with a strong work ethic, proven leadership and community-building skills, combined with experience with communication, creativity, technology, and organization.
TSMS seeks a dynamic, energetic and mission-driven leader to provide strategic leadership and day to-day management for a neighborhood based community and economic development non-profit organization.