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Find similar grantsChamber Foundation Fund is sponsored by Manhattan Chamber of Commerce. Provides direct financial assistance through grants to small businesses in need and serves as a rapid-response vehicle for emergency relief.
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Chamber Foundation + Fund - Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Chamber Foundation + Fund — Manhattan Chamber of Commerce The Manhattan Chamber's charitable organizations work together to build a stronger, more resilient small business ecosystem—one through innovation and direct support, the other through emergency relief and grant-making.
The Manhattan Chamber of Commerce operates two complementary 501(c)(3) charitable organizations: the Foundation , which tests innovative ideas and delivers programs that solve real problems for small businesses, and the Fund , which provides direct financial assistance through grants and serves as a rapid-response vehicle for emergency relief.
Innovation & Direct Support Established in 1998, the Manhattan Chamber Foundation carries out responsive, innovative initiatives to advance the city's economy, especially for small businesses.
Tests new ideas and pilots creative solutions Solves problems in real time with hands-on programs Delivers direct education and technical assistance Operates the Business Support Hub with Ask Hudson AI Runs accelerators, training programs, and research initiatives Partners with corporations and government to scale impact Learn About the Foundation Emergency Relief & Grant-Making Established in 1994, the Manhattan Chamber Fund provides direct financial grants to small businesses in need and serves as a rapid-response conduit for emergency relief.
Gives out direct grants to small businesses facing crises Raising $250K in 2026 to launch Stabilization Grant in 2027 Mobilizes quickly to distribute funds during emergencies Channels corporate donations to businesses in immediate need Works with Foundation's outreach team for on-the-ground deployment 30+ years of community impact, $2M+ donated The Foundation and Fund operate as complementary forces: the Foundation builds the infrastructure and programs that strengthen small businesses over time, while the Fund provides immediate relief when crises strike.
Together, they create a comprehensive safety net. Builds programs, tests solutions, provides training and technical assistance Deploys emergency capital, distributes grants, responds to immediate crises Two organizations with distinct but complementary missions create a more resilient ecosystem for Manhattan's small businesses. The Fund can mobilize emergency capital in hours, not months, while the Foundation provides ongoing support.
The Foundation experiments with new approaches and scales what works, creating proven solutions. The Foundation's outreach team identifies needs and helps the Fund distribute resources where they're needed most.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small businesses in Manhattan, New York. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Chamber Foundation Fund is funded by Manhattan Chamber of Commerce. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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