Changes to grant program make more small businesses eligible for $50,000
A new round of financial help is coming to Hudson Valley businesses hit hard by the pandemic.
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Aug 26, 2021, 2:48 PM
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2ds agoA new round
of financial help is coming to Hudson Valley businesses hit hard by the
pandemic.
Gov. Kathy
Hochul has announced changes to the Pandemic Small Business Recovery Grant
Program.
Under the new rules, businesses with revenues up to $2.5 million can
apply for grants of $50,000.
Previously,
only businesses with revenues under $500,000 were eligible.
