State of Wisconsin COVID-19 Relief Ethnic Minority Emergency Grant The online application portal will be open from May 18-24, 2020. You may apply through any of the Wisconsin’s Collective Ethnic and Diverse Organizations websites. Minority-owned micro-businesses with five or fewer full-time equivalent employees in the retail, service or hospitality sectors are encouraged to apply for a one-time grant of $2,000 for short-term operations assistance through Wisconsin’s Collective Ethnic and Diverse Organizations. Please see the link for additional grant details.
New North Region Stepping Up to the COVID-19 ChallengeBe Safe WisconsinThedcare News When the Be Safe Wisconsin initiative launched four weeks ago, we knew that what it means to Be Safe in the fluid COVID-19 environment would change. At the time, stay at home orders were initiated, masks were just introduced as a precaution and non-essential businesses were closed. Fast forward to today and the COVID-19 landscape in Wisconsin is different. As our state continues to reopen, it is more important than ever that we encourage our family, friends, colleagues and neighbors to be safe. Be Safe Wisconsin has issued a renewed call to practice safe behaviors and asks residents to: • Stay home as much as possible and practice good hygiene, including hand washing and sanitizing. • Avoid touching your face. • Disinfect frequently used items and surfaces, including mobile devices. • Remain 6 feet apart from others and wear a mask or face covering while out in public. Read More 2> New North Region Stepping Up to the COVID-19 Challenge Sheboygan’s Harbor Centre Business Improvement District is offering $90,000 in grants to small businesses closed by COVID-19 Sheboygan Press The Harbor Centre Business Improvement District is making funds available for local businesses that faced COVID-19-related closures.
The BID will reallocate $90,000 from its 2020 budget to create grants ranging up to $5,000, according to a news release Thursday. The application period is open now, but businesses must meet eligibility requirements for the grants.
To apply, businesses must be a current BID member and identify as retail, nonprofit, restaurant or wellness business, the.... Read More 3>
New North Region Stepping Up to the COVID-19 Challenge List: New North businesses lend a hand Insight On Business Throughout the New North, businesses and organizations are stepping up to do what they can to help others during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you have something you would like to see here, please email mmatzek@insightonbusiness.com. This page will be updated twice a week, with the newest information at the top.
St. Paul Elder Services in Kaukauna released a documentary that chronicles life in the senior living community during the current Safer-at-Home order and National Emergency Declaration. St. Paul Elder Services’ leaders created the 20-minute documentary to bring peace of mind to families and other loved ones who are not allowed to visit St. Paul’s residents during Wisconsin’s.... Read More 4> New North Region Stepping Up to the COVID-19 Challenge ‘Keep On Wisconsin’ spreads to Lambeau Field FOX 11 News Driving around Wisconsin, you may have noticed yard signs that read "Keep On".
It's a message aiming to spread love and hope during the pandemic.
More than a dozen companies and organizations have joined the movement, including Schreiber Foods and the.... Read More 5>
Economic Development Feature List of coronavirus restrictions by community in Northeast Wisconsin FOX 11 News Communities throughout Northeast Wisconsin are enacting their own 'Safer-at-Home' orders after the Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down the statewide order that restricts some businesses from opening during the coronavirus pandemic.
Below are the cities and counties that have issued Safer at Home orders: Read More 6>
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