Illinois Coronavirus Response and Relief Program
The Illinois Coronavirus Response & Relief Program is funded by the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA), and is operated by the Chicago Minority Supplier Development Council, Inc. (ChicagoMSDC), a premier organization that for 50 years has been dedicated to the development of minority-owned business enterprises (MBEs).
Overview
The Illinois Coronavirus Response and Relief Program is designed to support minority owned businesses in rural and economically distressed communities.
Objective
Covid Relief Resources - Federal
The current administration’s focus on the Coronavirus and its effect on small and minority owned companies has led to the creation of the Coronavirus Response and Relief program. It is critical that the program is available for as many minority owned businesses as possible in economically distressed areas and rural communities. Local and federal government resources shared will provide minority businesses with the tools to respond to and survive the economic impact of Covid-19 and put in place best practices that will allow businesses and organizations to continue operations through potential future business disruptions.
Please click the links below to access Coronavirus Relief Resources.
- COVID RELIEF, GRANTS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
- COVID-19 EIDL
- PPP LOAN FORGIVENESS
- SBA ADMINISTRATOR GUZMAN ENHANCES COVID ECONOMIC INJURY DISASTER LOAN PROGRAM TO AID SMALL BUSINESSES
- OFFICE OF CAPITAL ACCESS
- RESTAURANT REVITALIZATION FUND
- OFFICE OF VETERANS BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES
- SHUTTERED VENUE OPERATORS GRANT
- SCORE TEMPLATES AND DOWNLOADS
Covid Relief Resources - State of Illinois
- COVID RELIEF, GRANTS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
- BACK TO BUSINESS GRANT PROGRAM
- ILLINOIS OFFICE OF MINORITY ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT
- SMALL BUSINESS ASSISTANCE
- INCENTIVES AND TAX CREDITS
- EXPAND OR RELOCATE
- LOW INTEREST LOAN PROGRAMS
- GRANT OPPORTUNITIES – ILLINOIS GOVERNMENT
- JOB CREATORS – CHICAGO 2022 – FOUNDERS FIRST CDC