Sixteen established storefront businesses between 96th and 110th Streets will receive non-repayable cash grants; applications close August 5 NEW YORK, NY – The Manhattan Chamber of Commerce today announced that applications are open for the Wells Fargo Neighborhood Growth Grants, a program delivering $25,000 non-repayable cash grants to sixteen established brick-and-mortar small businesses in….
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Sixteen established storefront businesses between 96th and 110th Streets will receive non-repayable cash grants; applications close August 5 NEW YORK, NY – The Manhattan Chamber of Commerce today announced that applications are open for the Wells Fargo Neighborhood Growth Grants, a program delivering $25,000 non-repayable cash grants to sixteen established brick-and-mortar small businesses in….
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