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Revitalize Brooklyn is sponsored by Social Justice Fund. A competitive grant program designed to identify and support innovative Brooklyn-based businesses, including those in the fashion sector, by providing growth capital.
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Revitalize Brooklyn — Social Justice Fund Scaling Early-Stage Businesses in Brooklyn’s Creative Economy Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the Brooklyn “creative economy” – any industry that results in artistic, creative, or cultural output – had the greatest growth in jobs and concentration of workers in the city, according to a study done by NYC Comptroller’s Office.
But since the pandemic, Brooklyn’s creative economy has struggled to regain that growth . Through Revitalize Brooklyn , the Social Justice Fund aims to fill that gap in the market and meet the capital needs of established and growing creative businesses in Brooklyn.
In 2024, the Social Justice Fund launched Revitalize Brooklyn , a competitive grant program designed to identify and support innovative Brooklyn-based businesses by providing growth capital to help them reach the next level. The program aims to cultivate a strong pipeline of 30-40 qualified applicants, ultimately selecting 9 businesses with the greatest potential for success and growth.
In its inaugural year, the selection committee awarded grants of up to $50,000 to help recipients overcome challenges, seize new opportunities, and realize their full potential. The nine recipients of the Revitalize Brooklyn grant are businesses in the food and fashion sector and will each receive $50K to help address challenges, seize opportunities, and achieve their full potential.
These businesses include: Buddies Coffee - Williamsburg cafe that develops and sells coffee blends and offers wholesale coffee Elena Velez - Fashion designer and entrepreneur whose work is known for its non-traditional synthesis of metalwork and high fashion.
Fan Fan Doughnuts - Artisanal handmade donut bakery Luar - A luxury fashion brand specializing in ready-to-wear, accessories, and lifestyle goods for all gender identities Meat Hook - Animal butcher shop, sourcing regeneratively raised meat from the Hudson Valley Mimi Cheng's - Wholesale premium frozen dumplings showcasing family recipes and specialty flavors Paloma Bakery - Specialty coffee roaster and bakery based in Greenpoint Savant Studios - BedStuy-based design studio, clothing store, and creative hub Spoonful - Offering eco-friendly grab-n-go overnight oats The businesses were selected through a competitive application process, which leveraged Brooklyn’s community leaders and other stakeholders as judges, including: ·Barnett Zitron - CEO and Founder, TENFOUR Billy Durney - Owner, Red Hook Tavern Byron Lars - Fashion Designer Danny Meyer - Restaurateur and Founder/Executive Chairman, Union Square Hospitality Group Everette Taylor - CEO, Kickstarter Kwame Onwuachi - Restaurateur Sean Feeney - Co-Founder, Grovehouse Hospitality Group Wen Zhou - President and CEO, 3.
1 Phillip Lim Elena Velez’s Work on WNBC
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Brooklyn-based creative businesses, including those in the fashion sector. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Revitalize Brooklyn is funded by Social Justice Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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