New grant program supports small businesses in flood zones
The grant aims to support businesses with up to $5,000.
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7ds agoThe New York City Department of Small Business Services launched a new grant program that will help support businesses in coastal and stormwater flood zones.
The SBS’s Business Preparedness and Resiliency Program aims to serve the 450 businesses who are in vulnerable flooding areas with grants up to $5,000.
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