A Small Business Grant Program

The Latino community is being disproportionally affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, and many Latino small businesses are struggling to stay open and continue to operate. For this reason, and with seed funding from the Latino Community Fund (LCF Georgia), the Latin American Chamber of Commerce of Georgia (LACC) established the Latino Small Business Relief and Recovery Fund to award grants to Latino-owned small businesses, whose physical operations are located in the State of Georgia may apply. Eligible businesses can receive grants from $500 up to $1,500, to cover the cost of rent, utilities, or participation in ServSafe training provided by the LACC.

Businesses that receive grants through the Latino Small Business Relief and Recovery Fund will also receive at no cost, a LACC membership with all its benefits, including participation in business training programs, and access to an extensive network of experts and consultants, members of the chamber.

The Latin American Chamber of Commerce is proud to provide our Latino and Latina owned small businesses with valuable bilingual technical assistance services and direct economic relief, as of November 30, 2020, the LACC's Latino Small Business Relief and Recovery Fund has provided over $ 30,000 dollars in grants to Latino small businesses to help them cover the cost of rent.

But there is still much work to be done, please help us to continue supporting Latino Small Businesses by making a donation to the Latino Small Business Relief and Recovery Fund, 100% of your donation will be used to fund the next round of grants to provide much-needed assistance to Latino and Latina entrepreneurs affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

If you are a Latino owned small business affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and wish to receive information about the Latino Small Business Relief and Recovery Fund and the next round of grants, please call us at (770) 441-7581 or send us an e-mail at membership@laccgeorgia.org or click here to send us a message

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