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Restaurants received nearly $72 million in relief funds over the weekend - Central Penn Business Journal

Restaurants received nearly $72 million in relief funds over the weekend May 17, 2021 11:28 am Pennsylvania’s restaurants, bars and other businesses have already received nearly $112 million in pandemic relief through the state’s $145 million COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Program (CHIRP.) User ID / Email ID To inquire about group subscriptions or an enterprise site license for your organization, contact Tracy Bumba. Get Essential Business News Having trouble with login? Business Events © 2021 BridgeTower Media. All information on this site is copyrighted by BridgeTower Media. All images are the sole property of BridgeTower Media and no rights are granted for any use without the express written consent of BridgeTower Media.

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Fay-Penn urging local restaurants, hospitality businesses to apply for funding

Fay-Pen Economic Development Council is urging local restaurants and similar hospitality businesses to apply for available COVID-19 recovery programs. “Both programs are designed to assist hospitality businesses whose revenues were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Bob Shark, Fay-Penn executive director. “Businesses can apply to one or both programs as long as they meet the programs’ eligibility requirements.” The first program is the Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RRF), which is through the U.S. Small Business Administration, which opened for applications this week. Shark said $28.6 billion was made available to RRF through the federal American Rescue Plan Act. “That program is intended to make grants available to for-profit businesses where patrons are served food or drink onsite,” Shark said.