Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce grants $75K to businesses affected by September storms
The Chamber worked with New York Presbyterian Health System and Wells Fargo to grant checks to 12 businesses.
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Nov 26, 2023, 11:44 PM
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6h agoFollowing the heavy rainstorms that hit Brooklyn back in September, the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce has granted $75,000 in checks to numerous businesses that were affected across the borough.
The Chamber worked with NewYork-Presbyterian Health System and Wells Fargo to grant checks to 12 businesses.
News 12’s Shakti Denis spoke to one of the businesses, Brooklyn Burgers and Beer, in Park Slope.
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