Sun March 22, 2020
Berkeley Relief Fund - Live Online Event
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at City of Berkeley
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Online 3pm Sunday March 22, https://www.berkeleyrelieffund.org
Berkeley City Council has approved $3 million for emergency relief grants to small businesses, nonprofit arts organizations, and residential tenants, that are hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.
We are hoping that the community will match this amount for those in need. Please make tax-deductible donation now.
Funds will be used only for emergency grants, and managed by the City of Berkeley. Applicants in need will be able to apply soon.
https://berkeleyrelieffund.org/
* If you are here for the live event and it's after 3PM on Sunday, March 22nd, please be sure to refresh your screen if the live event isn't showing.
Under Mayor Jesse Arreguín's leadership on March 17, 2020 the Berkeley City Council approved up to $3 million in emergency relief grants for small businesses, nonprofit arts organizations and worker rent support, that will hopefully be matched by the community at large.
In anticipating this historic measure, the Mayor's office reached out to civic leaders to help set up this community-based relief fund. The committee includes representatives from The Mayor's office, Berkeley Community Media, Berkeleyside, Berkeley Chamber, Berkeley Merchants United, Visit Berkeley, Downtown Berkeley Association, Telegraph Business Improvement District, Freight and Salvage, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, The David Brower Center, Berkeley Public Schools Fund, Berkeley Property Owners Association, UC Berkeley, and many others.
The committee is working only on the fundraising part of the BRF program. The City of Berkeley will administer grant guidelines and requirements, and application and grant making process.
The East Bay Community Fund has generously stepped forward to be the fiscal agent for the City in collecting donations and forwarding them to the City, where they will be maintained in a partitioned dedicated fund, to only be used for grants to small businesses and arts nonprofits, and worker's rent support.
If you have any questions please reach out the BRF committee at [email protected].
Thank you for consideration and support of our Berkeley community.
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Berkeley City Council has approved $3 million for emergency relief grants to small businesses, nonprofit arts organizations, and residential tenants, that are hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.
We are hoping that the community will match this amount for those in need. Please make tax-deductible donation now.
Funds will be used only for emergency grants, and managed by the City of Berkeley. Applicants in need will be able to apply soon.
https://berkeleyrelieffund.org/
* If you are here for the live event and it's after 3PM on Sunday, March 22nd, please be sure to refresh your screen if the live event isn't showing.
Under Mayor Jesse Arreguín's leadership on March 17, 2020 the Berkeley City Council approved up to $3 million in emergency relief grants for small businesses, nonprofit arts organizations and worker rent support, that will hopefully be matched by the community at large.
In anticipating this historic measure, the Mayor's office reached out to civic leaders to help set up this community-based relief fund. The committee includes representatives from The Mayor's office, Berkeley Community Media, Berkeleyside, Berkeley Chamber, Berkeley Merchants United, Visit Berkeley, Downtown Berkeley Association, Telegraph Business Improvement District, Freight and Salvage, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, The David Brower Center, Berkeley Public Schools Fund, Berkeley Property Owners Association, UC Berkeley, and many others.
The committee is working only on the fundraising part of the BRF program. The City of Berkeley will administer grant guidelines and requirements, and application and grant making process.
The East Bay Community Fund has generously stepped forward to be the fiscal agent for the City in collecting donations and forwarding them to the City, where they will be maintained in a partitioned dedicated fund, to only be used for grants to small businesses and arts nonprofits, and worker's rent support.
If you have any questions please reach out the BRF committee at [email protected].
Thank you for consideration and support of our Berkeley community.
Online 3pm Sunday March 22, https://www.berkeleyrelieffund.org
Berkeley City Council has approved $3 million for emergency relief grants to small businesses, nonprofit arts organizations, and residential tenants, that are hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.
We are hoping that the community will match this amount for those in need. Please make tax-deductible donation now.
Funds will be used only for emergency grants, and managed by the City of Berkeley. Applicants in need will be able to apply soon.
https://berkeleyrelieffund.org/
* If you are here for the live event and it's after 3PM on Sunday, March 22nd, please be sure to refresh your screen if the live event isn't showing.
Under Mayor Jesse Arreguín's leadership on March 17, 2020 the Berkeley City Council approved up to $3 million in emergency relief grants for small businesses, nonprofit arts organizations and worker rent support, that will hopefully be matched by the community at large.
In anticipating this historic measure, the Mayor's office reached out to civic leaders to help set up this community-based relief fund. The committee includes representatives from The Mayor's office, Berkeley Community Media, Berkeleyside, Berkeley Chamber, Berkeley Merchants United, Visit Berkeley, Downtown Berkeley Association, Telegraph Business Improvement District, Freight and Salvage, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, The David Brower Center, Berkeley Public Schools Fund, Berkeley Property Owners Association, UC Berkeley, and many others.
The committee is working only on the fundraising part of the BRF program. The City of Berkeley will administer grant guidelines and requirements, and application and grant making process.
The East Bay Community Fund has generously stepped forward to be the fiscal agent for the City in collecting donations and forwarding them to the City, where they will be maintained in a partitioned dedicated fund, to only be used for grants to small businesses and arts nonprofits, and worker's rent support.
If you have any questions please reach out the BRF committee at [email protected].
Thank you for consideration and support of our Berkeley community.
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Berkeley City Council has approved $3 million for emergency relief grants to small businesses, nonprofit arts organizations, and residential tenants, that are hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.
We are hoping that the community will match this amount for those in need. Please make tax-deductible donation now.
Funds will be used only for emergency grants, and managed by the City of Berkeley. Applicants in need will be able to apply soon.
https://berkeleyrelieffund.org/
* If you are here for the live event and it's after 3PM on Sunday, March 22nd, please be sure to refresh your screen if the live event isn't showing.
Under Mayor Jesse Arreguín's leadership on March 17, 2020 the Berkeley City Council approved up to $3 million in emergency relief grants for small businesses, nonprofit arts organizations and worker rent support, that will hopefully be matched by the community at large.
In anticipating this historic measure, the Mayor's office reached out to civic leaders to help set up this community-based relief fund. The committee includes representatives from The Mayor's office, Berkeley Community Media, Berkeleyside, Berkeley Chamber, Berkeley Merchants United, Visit Berkeley, Downtown Berkeley Association, Telegraph Business Improvement District, Freight and Salvage, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, The David Brower Center, Berkeley Public Schools Fund, Berkeley Property Owners Association, UC Berkeley, and many others.
The committee is working only on the fundraising part of the BRF program. The City of Berkeley will administer grant guidelines and requirements, and application and grant making process.
The East Bay Community Fund has generously stepped forward to be the fiscal agent for the City in collecting donations and forwarding them to the City, where they will be maintained in a partitioned dedicated fund, to only be used for grants to small businesses and arts nonprofits, and worker's rent support.
If you have any questions please reach out the BRF committee at [email protected].
Thank you for consideration and support of our Berkeley community.
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