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SF Shine Grant is sponsored by Self-Help for the Elderly (San Francisco). This grant provides funding to enhance small business equipment in the San Francisco neighborhood. While not exclusively for senior services, small businesses providing services to the elderly in San Francisco could utilize this grant to improve their operations.
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We are thrilled to collaborate with city government agencies and community partners to support our clients. Our team excels at connecting clients with available city resources, assisting with business operations, and boosting foot traffic and visibility for local businesses through community festival events. Our mission is to empower our clients to champion local small businesses and achieve remarkable success together!
Share city resources with small businesses, assisting them in understanding and effectively utilizing available Support businesses in applying for city grants, such as: Grant : Provides funding to enhance small business equipment. Vandalism Grant : Offers compensation for unexpected damages. Helps improve business accessibility.
Deliver general technical assistance, including obtaining business licenses, addressing permit violations, and renewing licenses. Additionally, we provide referrals for professional services related to lease agreements, loans, Outreach: Engage with small businesses and connect them with relevant city resources. Community Events: We coordinate events to promote and support local small businesses.
The following projects or grants are currently available for small business owners in Beautify Storefront Project in Sunset District: A partnership with OEWD and Supervisor Gordon Mar’s Office, this project unites the artists and the merchants in Sunset District to make the community stronger and more beautiful. The project will kick off on November 1, 2022. Please click here for eligibilities and application.
[button src="/contact-us" size="medium"]GET IN TOUCH[/button] Chinatown Tasty Award Passport Day In partnership with Self-Help for the Elderly, OEWD will host a Chinatown Tasty Tour on May 11. This guided, 45-minute walking tour will bring participants to the first and second-place winners of the three community-voted categories: Pineapple Buns, Siu Mai, and Boba.
Throughout six stops in Chinatown, guests can enjoy tastings at the award-winning locations while experiencing the vibrant neighborhood. Tours will take place at 11:00 a. m.
, 12:00 p. m. , and 1:00 p.
m. in groups of up to 20 people.
Tickets are available for $15 and include a voucher redeemable for one pineapple bun, one siu Storefront Opportunity Grant The program aims to activate vacant storefronts and provide AAPI entrepreneurs with knowledge and skills through an intensive training program that focuses on business operations, including business planning, financial management, marketing, business regulations and permitting, and operational efficiency.
A partnership with OEWD and Supervisor Gordon Mar's Office, this project unites the artists and the merchants in Sunset District to make the community stronger and more beautiful. This application is currently closed To learn more, schedule an appointment with Self-Help for the Elderly’s Small Business / Economic Development Team. We speak multiple languages and dialects.
Tel: 415-677-7600 / 415-699-1350 Email : smallbiz@selfhelpelderly. org Address: 601 Jackson Street, San Francisco, CA 94133 Have our services made a positive impact on the life of an elder close to you? Have we provided you with a friendly cleaning service?
We would love to hear about it, leave us a review! We have many opportunities for you to be involved with Self-Help for the Elderly! Whether it’s volunteering at an event or hiring our cleaning services, give us a call to learn more.
Self-Help for the Elderly is a nonprofit organization with 501(c)(3) tax exemption status. Federal Tax ID #94-1750717. Home Health Care | Hospice Care | House Cleaning
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local small business owners in the San Francisco neighborhood. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
SF Shine Grant is funded by Self-Help for the Elderly (San Francisco). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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