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$1. 5 Million in New Grants Will Support LGBTQ+-Owned and Allied Restaurants - NJ Pride Chamber $1. 5 Million in New Grants Will Support LGBTQ+-Owned and Allied Restaurants New Jersey Pride Chamber of Commerce & National LGBT Chamber of Commerce team up with Grubhub for another Year of Grants to Aid in Growth and Development NJPCC teams with NGLCC and GrubHub to bring $1.
5 Million in New Grants to LGBTQ+ and Allied Restaurants January 25, 2023 (Wayne, NJ) – America’s LGBTQ+-owned restaurants and bars serving food will once again find a vital lifeline this year stemming from the ongoing partnership formed by the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC), the business voice of the LGBTQ+ community and certifying body for LGBTQ+-owned businesses nationwide, and Grubhub , a leading U.S. food-ordering and delivery marketplace.
Today the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce opened applications for the NGLCC Community Impact Grant Program , a program made possible by a grant from the Grubhub Community Fund.
The grants are expected to range from $10,000 to $25,000 and funds can be used for things like updating security and security protocols, updating/purchasing new equipment, community involvement, marketing and PR services, updating digital/e-commerce presence, purchasing product, staff training programs, employee pay and/or staff incentivized wages, COVID-19 recovery, and maintenance/updating of current infrastructure.
New Jersey-based restaurants and eateries are encouraged to submit a grant application, the East coast applications will close on Tuesday, February 14, 2023. “We often say at NGLCC that if you can buy it, an LGBTQ+-owned business can supply it,” said NGLCC Co-Founder & President Justin Nelson.
“That is especially true of the LGBTQ+-owned restaurants and establishments across America who kept our communities and first responders fed throughout the pandemic and have been so active in the recovery.
We’re proud to again partner with Grubhub, with the support from the Grubhub Community Fund, in offering grants to support businesses throughout the nation this round with an even wider scope of opportunities for grant utilization to help them succeed.
” “NGLCC has been an incredible partner to Grubhub, and it was a no-brainer to renew this program which has supported so many LGBTQ+-owned businesses across the country,” said Dave Tovar, Grubhub’s senior vice president of Communications and Government Relations.
“We’ve heard so many stories of how independent restaurants have used these grants to do amazing things for their business and in their communities, and I’m excited to see what new and exciting things come out of the next group of grant recipients. ” Andrea M.
Garcia, NJPCC’s VP of Marketing and the Grant’s Affiliate Scoring Committee Member said, “Restaurant business owners are a special class of entrepreneurs, they have unique challenges and must prove themselves to their patrons with every bite. This is your chance to prove your creativity, passion, and your restaurant’s food innovation to the nation.
NJPCC encourages New Jersey’s best LGBTQ+ and Allied restaurant owners to show their culinary pride by representing the true Eats Coast . ” Under the innovative grant program, the NGLCC has set a goal to allocate 30 percent of the funds to businesses owned by people of color and transgender and gender expansive (TGX) individuals.
Between now and March 2023, NGLCC will roll the grant program out regionally, with applications for East Coast establishments launching on January 24, 2023 through February 14, 2023. Applications for the Central US will open in February 2023, and those for the West Coast will roll out in March 2023. Restaurants wishing to learn more about applying for grants should visit nglcc.
org/ghgrant . The NGLCC’s network of more than fifty Affiliate Chambers across America will once again help amplify this grant opportunity to support local restaurants. Those local chambers will benefit from the initiative’s Affiliate Chamber Fund.
In addition to supporting local efforts to share the grant opportunity, this fund has and will continue to enable any establishment that receives a grant that is not currently a member of an NGLCC local affiliate chamber to have one year of paid membership. For more information on the Community Impact Grant Program regarding restaurant eligibility requirements, timelines, how to apply, and more, please visit www. nglcc.
org/ghgrant . The National LGBT Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC) is the business voice of the LGBT community and is the largest global advocacy organization specifically dedicated to expanding economic opportunities and advancements for LGBT people. NGLCC is the exclusive certification body for LGBT-owned businesses, known as Certified LGBT Business Enterprise® (Certified LGBTBE®) suppliers.
www. nglcc. org @nglcc Grubhub is part of Just Eat Takeaway.
com (LSE: JET, AMS: TKWY), a leading global online food delivery marketplace. Dedicated to connecting diners with the food they love from their favorite local restaurants, Grubhub elevates food ordering through innovative restaurant technology, easy-to-use platforms and an improved delivery experience. Grubhub features more than 365,000 restaurant partners in over 4,000 U.S. cities.
About the New Jersey Pride Chamber of Commerce Since 2013, the New Jersey Pride Chamber of Commerce has been the premier LGBTQ+ and allied business organization committed to facilitating successful business collaborations and increasing the economic staying power of its diverse membership.
As an inclusive platform for business visionaries, the Chamber is the first stop for LGBTQ+ and allied entrepreneurs seeking to grow and access opportunities. Its primary mission is to promote the economic growth and development of the local community and help to better serve its members’ businesses by providing resources and opportunities for education, networking, and community engagement.
For more information, please visit https://njpridechamber. org/ or connect with the NJ Pride Chamber of Commerce on LinkedIn , Facebook , Instagram , and Twitter . The NJ Pride Chamber of Commerce is an official affiliate of the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce ( NGLCC ).
It offers LGBT Business Enterprise (LGBTBE) Certification ® as a benefit of membership with the organization. Certified LGBTBEs are routinely sought after by over 300 NGLCC Corporate Partners who are looking to increase their spend with the LGBTQ+ business community. Certified LGBTBEs are also eligible for scholarship programs, mentorship and leadership training, and other business development tools.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals, families, businesses, employees, foundations, and corporations interested in supporting the LGBTQ+ community through tax-deductible contributions. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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