(re)Startup 425 One-on-One Business Guidance to Help Navigate COVID-19

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(re)Startup 425 is a collaborative initiative designed to assist small businesses in the Eastside during the economic fallout from COVID-19. With a focus on providing free one-on-one financial technical assistance, the program connects entrepreneurs with local experts who offer guidance on securing loans and grants. This hands-on support is vital as many businesses face unprecedented challenges in the current climate. (re)Startup 425 also features a comprehensive online resource guide, categorized by business type, making it easier for entrepreneurs to identify available support tailored to their needs. Furthermore, the program promotes local restaurants that remain open for takeout and delivery through an interactive map, aimed at sustaining community engagement.

By offering these resources, (re)Startup 425 plays a significant role in helping businesses recover and thrive amidst uncertainty. Entrepreneurs are encouraged to visit the program's website for more information and to access the available resources. This initiative exemplifies a proactive approach to business resilience during trying times.

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