ABILENE BLACK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
EIN 51-0177821 · Professional Athletic Leagues (N80)
What they do
The Small Business Administration Announced A Grant Opportunity-the COMMUNITY NAVIGATOR PILOT PROGRAM-in May 2021 With The Goal of Bringing Business Support to Underserved Entrepreneurs. It Was Designed to Reduce Barriers to Accessing Critical Resources for Small Businesses-with The Focus On Microenterprises, Cooperatives, and Businesses In The Early Stages of Development-owned By Women, Socially and Economically Disadvantaged, and Underserved Entrepreneurs. The Program Was Part of The American Rescue Plan Initiative Which Aimed to Provide Assistance During Economic Recovery. The Abilene Chamber of Commerce Was One of 51 Grantees Nationwide, and One of Two Organizations In Texas to Receive The Funding; The Project Was for 24 Months. Through The Hub & Spoke Model, The Abilene Chamber Serves As The Program "hub" Connecting Businesses to "spokes"-who Help Connect to Specific Sectors of The Entrepreneurial Community. The Abilene Black Chamber of Commerce, A Non-profit Volunteer Organizatio
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ContactPaul Falade
Mailing address401 CYPRESS ST STE 420, ABILENE, TX 79601-5147
Main phone(325) 672-7950Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- June 1976
- County
- Taylor
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