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Small Business Microgrant - IHCC Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Small Business Microgrants Deadline: Monday, September 14, at 5 PM CST. Note: The application closes on Monday, September 14, at 5 PM CST. Over the past several months, we have witnessed a level of devastation among our neighborhood small businesses unlike anything we’ve seen before.
Foot traffic and sales have dropped. Many businesses are operating with limited staff. For business owners, every single day has become a test of strength, resilience, and resourcefulness.
That is why the Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation launched a microgrant program, an immediate and focused effort to raise funds that will be distributed directly to the businesses in our community that need help now. These grants will provide a much-needed boost to help cover rent, pay employees, or replenish essential inventory.
Impacted businesses may include: Brick-and-mortar shops facing reduced foot traffic Seasonal construction or landscaping businesses whose workforce and schedules have been disrupted Thanks to the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust , the IHCC Foundation is excited to offer 52 grants of $5,000 each to affected small businesses, dispersed in 3 phases of funding.
Each phase will focus on specific communities throughout the Chicagoland area to equitably disperse funds throughout affected areas. Applications or now OPEN for phase 1. Applicants can find the link for the digital application below, as well as printable PDF versions if preferred once the application period opens.
Applications will close on September 14th . The first phase will be focused on the communities of: Brighton Park, McKinley Park & Archer Heights The application will open for more communities in the future. For those who would like to apply through a paper copy or submission through email, please see below downloadable PDF applications in Spanish and English, and make sure that the application is received on or before the deadline date.
Must be in business for at least 2 years Be a registered business within Illinois.
Either registered and in good standing with the State of Illinois as an LLC, or registered with your city/municipality as a sole proprietor Submit a copy of your business license (must be active at the time of submission) Businesses with 10 or less employees Only one business / location per owner eligible Include a written explanation describing how the actions of immigration authorities affected your business, including any documented loss of income and mentions of specific timelines (fewer customers, drop in sales, reduced hours, cancellation of events, etc) in between 100 – 250 words.
The strongest applications will clearly describe how their business was directly affected via loss of revenue. Tener al menos 2 años de operación y ser un negocio registrado y activo en Illinois, ya sea comouna LLC (Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada) en buen estado o como propietario único (soleproprietor) registrado en su ciudad o municipio.
Adjunte una copia de su licencia de negocio (debe estar activo en el momento de la presentación) Contar con 10 empleados o menos Solo una empresa o una sola ubicación por propietario es elegible Incluir una explicación que describa cómo las acciones de las autoridades migratorias afectaron su negocio, incluyendo cualquier pérdida de ingresos documentada y menciones de plazos específicos ( menos clientes, caída de las ventas, reducción de horarios, cancelación de eventos, etc ) de 100 a 250 palabras.
Las solicitudes más sólidas describirán claramente cómo el negocio se vió afectado directamente mediante la pérdida de ingresos. Apply Here / Aplique Aquí PDF Application in English PDF Aplicación en Español Our pool of microgrants grows through the generosity of people who believe in community. Your support directly translates into real help for businesses facing real challenges.
When you give, you give someone hope. Donate to the IHCC Foundation to make an immediate difference with your tax-deductible gift. If you have any questions regarding the microgrant application or the IHCC Foundation, you can call our office at (312) 425-9500, or email info@ihccbusiness.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small businesses in Illinois affected by immigration actions, in business for at least two years. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Small Business Microgrants is funded by Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Illinois. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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