Round 2 of Resiliency Grant Program Starts April 9

Tacoma, WALocal News

The City of Tacoma will kick off the second round of its Resiliency Grant Program on April 9, 2021, designed to provide crucial financial assistance to local businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. This initiative is spearheaded by Mayor Victoria Woodards and Shari Hart, who emphasize the importance of psychological resilience in overcoming economic challenges. The program aims to mitigate the financial strain on businesses, ensuring they can access necessary resources for recovery. By addressing specific local issues like mortgage loans and inventory management, the program is tailored to meet Tacoma's unique needs. This timely initiative is expected to significantly influence the local economy, promoting stability and growth in a post-pandemic environment.

As Tacoma navigates the ongoing repercussions of COVID-19, the Resiliency Grant Program serves as a critical lifeline for the community. The program not only supports individual businesses but also contributes to the overall economic recovery of the region. With a focus on fostering resilience, Tacoma is poised to emerge stronger from this crisis.

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