The Small Business Revitalization Grant Program I and II awarded grants in the amount of $30,000 to eligible businesses to use for employee payroll expenses, working capital to continue operations, payment of outstanding business expenses, and adaptive business practices needed to remain open.

The following types of businesses had to be located in Los Angeles County (including City of LA), have 100 or fewer employees, and have an average annual gross receipts of $10,000,000 or less over the previous 3 years:
• Breweries with no kitchen
• Wineries with no kitchen
• Miniature golf parks
• Batting cage facilities
• Kart racing centers
• Tanning Salons

BizHelp provides webinars to Los Angeles County small businesses, with the help of three Technical Assistance providers. The goal of these webinars is to help business owners sustain during these challenging and unprecedented economic times, maximize their financial resources, and plan for a successful future.

This data includes all the businesses who signed up for the BizHelp webinars.

The Board allocated $110 million to provide emergency rental assistance grants to income-eligible County households economically impacted during the COVID-19 pandemic through job loss, furlough, or reduction in hours or pay. Emergency rental assistance grants are rental payments made on behalf of an income-eligible household, up to $10,000 to maintain housing and/or to reduce rental payment delinquency in arrears as a result of the economic downturn during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The LA County COVID-19 Rent Relief Program accepted applications between August 17 to 31, 2020.

The COVID-19 CARES Act Childcare Provider Grant Program provided eligible Family Home childcare providers a $15,000 grant and Childcare Centers a $40,000 grant. The program focused on marketing to and assisting childcare businesses that have been impacted and have suffered economic hardship due to COVID-19.

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FIST: Felony Incompetent to Stand Trial

Combined losses and unanticipated expenses experienced by arts and culture nonprofits in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, presented by discipline. Data was collected as part of the Coronavirus Relief Funds for Arts and Culture application process. Includes the top six items CARES Act applicants reported they would use the funds for. (Note: 15 qualified applicants received CARES Act funds through other sources and declined funds from the Dept. of Arts and Culture.) Individual grant data available at https://data.lacounty.gov/Arts-and-Culture/CARES-Act-grants-to-arts-and-culture/jc4n-8i7p