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Find similar grantsDoorDash Disaster Relief Fund is sponsored by DoorDash, Hello Alice, and Global Entrepreneurship Network. This fund provides grants to restaurants in state or federally declared natural disaster areas that have been affected by severe natural disasters.
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DoorDash Local Business Disaster Relief Fund DoorDash Local Business Disaster Relief Fund DoorDash’s Local Business Disaster Relief Fund awards $5,000 grants to select local businesses¹ affected by severe natural disasters. To date, DoorDash has awarded nearly $10 million, helping hundreds of small business owners rebuild.
How the Disaster Relief Fund works DoorDash activates the fund to help businesses and the communities they serve respond to major disasters . We activate the fund on an as-needed basis and encourage eligible merchants to apply. When the fund is activated to respond to a specific disaster, we’ll open up an application.
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis , each disaster-specific fund is typically open for 4-6 weeks . Applicants will be notified of their status within 30 days of the application deadline . Selected grant recipients will receive the funds the month after the application period closes.
What the Disaster Relief Fund can cover This funding is designed to help you get back on your feet and continue serving your community.
Examples of expenses this fund can cover are (but are not limited to): Utility reconnection fees to restore power, gas, or water service A week or two of payroll to keep your core team intact while you rebuild Inventory restocking to get items back on the menu or shelves Equipment replacement or repair that insurance won't cover or takes too long to process Emergency cleaning, sanitation, or debris removal costs to meet health and safety standards for reopening Short-term storage fees for salvaged equipment or inventory Temporary signage or supplies to let your neighborhood know you're back open This program prioritizes small businesses that are on the DoorDash platform, including but not limited to restaurants, flower shops, liquor stores, convenience stores, pet stores, and local grocery stores.
A brick-and-mortar location No more than three total locations 50 or fewer employees per location Been open for at least six months $3M or less in revenue per location in the last 12 months Located in United States, Puerto Rico, New Zealand, Australia, or Canada Been impacted by an eligible state- or federally-declared natural disaster (e.g., wildfires, hurricanes, earthquakes) Join the DoorDash community on Hello Alice to receive preparedness education and community support.
Create a disaster preparedness plan with resources from Ready. gov and the Emergency Action Plan for Food Establishments. Apply for disaster assistance .
Read up on how to always be ready for natural disasters . Apply for emergency lodging assistance . Partnerships that make this possible The DoorDash Local Business Disaster Relief Fund is funded by DoorDash and brought to life in partnership with the Global Entrepreneurship Network and Hello Alice .
Frequently Asked Questions Where can I apply for a grant in the United States or Puerto Rico? If you operate a restaurant in the United States or Puerto Rico, you can apply for a grant from the Disaster Relief Fund at Hello Alice . Where can I apply for a grant in Canada, Australia, or New Zealand?
If you operate a restaurant in Canada, Australia, or New Zealand, you can apply for a grant from the Disaster Relief Fund at Global Entrepreneurship Network . When will I hear back about my application? Grant recipients will be selected based on criteria published.
Recipients will be notified on a rolling basis after 30 days of the application closing. What are the eligibility criteria? Be a for-profit business located and registered in the U.S., D.
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, Puerto Rico, Canada, Australia, or New Zealand Be a local business with a brick-and-mortar location (e.g., restaurant, bakery, flower shop, liquor store, convenience store, pet store, or grocery store) Have experienced revenue loss due to an eligible natural disaster Have 3 or fewer locations Have 50 or fewer employees per location Have been open for at least six months Have $3M or less in revenue per location ¹ $5,000 grants are made available for local businesses such as restaurants, flower shops, liquor stores, convenience stores, pet stores, and local grocers in the U.S., Puerto Rico, New Zealand, Australia, and Canada that have been impacted by designated natural disasters like major fires, floods, or hurricanes.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Restaurants with a brick-and-mortar location, fewer than 50 employees per location, open at least six months, and less than $3 million in revenue per location, located in state or federally declared natural disaster are…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000 - $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
DoorDash Disaster Relief Fund is funded by DoorDash, Hello Alice, and Global Entrepreneurship Network. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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