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DALLAS, March 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Comerica and the Comerica Charitable Foundation announced today a commitment to invest approximately $16 million in 2021 to support small businesses and communities impacted by COVID. This support is in addition to the $11 million in 2020 that was directed toward small business relief and nonprofits providing essential needs, such as food and supplies – as a result of the pandemic – in Comerica s footprint of Texas, Michigan, California, Arizona and Florida. As our communities persevere through the ongoing pandemic, we remain focused on supporting and partnering with organizations serving those disproportionately impacted by COVID-19, said Curt Farmer, Chairman and CEO, Comerica Incorporated and Comerica Bank. The pandemic has created unparalleled hardships for our communities, and we aim to help alleviate many of the challenges they face.
Working mothers leaving good jobs due to childcare challenges a year into COVID-19 pandemic
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Living Cities Announces Capital Investment in Mission Driven Finance To Increase Access to Growth Capital and Support For Social Impact Small Businesses and Nonprofits
With the investment in Mission Driven Finance, Living Cities Blended Catalyst Fund (BCF) will help close capital gaps to close opportunity gaps
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NEW YORK, March 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today, Living Cities Blended Catalyst Fund (BCF) announces a $2 million commitment to Advance, a regional, inclusive place-based fund managed by impact investment firm Mission Driven Finance.
The San Diego-based firm, co-founded by David Lynn and Lauren Grattan, works to close capital gaps in order to close opportunity gaps. Mission Driven Finance s place-based strategies invest in small businesses, social enterprises, and nonprofits that deliver critical services, create paths to quality jobs, and lead inclusive economic development.
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Image zoom Credit: Getty Images. You have to be comfortable with the story you are telling, in your resume and the rest of your application, says Curtis. If you are true to yourself and confident in your journey, then that will come across as exceptional.
Working on getting back into the workforce? Here are five more resume tips from the experts when it comes to giving yourself a leg up with your resume: Call Out Your Decision to Pause Your Career
When returning to work after staying at home with a baby, says Storey, the key is to communicate and be honest on your resume about the decision you made to raise your kiddos. It is important that your resume is not trying to cover it up. It is admirable and hard to make the decision to put your career on hold to raise your children.