Logisticom Announces the Launch of PPE Unite to Distribute Free PPE to California Small Businesses
Through multiple distribution centers and mobile PPE-Up events, the initiative is the result of an unprecedented partnership between local, state and private entities to get businesses critical personal protective equipment for workplace safety.
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LOS ANGELES, Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ As Los Angeles County Public Health Officials report a surge in COVID-19 cases across the County and amid new restrictions issued by the State of California, Logisticom Inc. has launched PPE Unite in collaboration with the Governor s Office (CalOES, CalOSBA, GO-Biz), the Los Angeles Small Business Development Center (LA SBDC), Vermont-Slauson Economic Development Corporation, and Los Angeles County s Workforce Development, Aging and Community Services (WDACS) to distribute much needed Personal Protective Equipment to small businesses.
Comerica Adds Over $1 Million in Investments to Strengthen California Nonprofits
California market COVID-19 relief contribution totals surpass $4.4 million
Dec 18, 2020 1:25 PM ET
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The more than $1 million in investments pushes Comerica s total contributions in the California market to over $4.4 million. Contributions impacting California are part of Comerica s Capital Grant investments that supply capital for small and microbusinesses, and from Comerica Bank and Comerica Charitable Foundation s investments to nonprofits to combat the economic disruption caused by COVID-19. Meeting the needs of our communities during these uncertain times remains imperative, said Comerica Bank California Market President Morgan Rector. Comerica remains firmly committed to doing our part to provide stability for small businesses and communities impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure they can recover.
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The more than $1 million in investments pushes Comerica s total contributions in the California market to over $4.4 million. Contributions impacting California are part of Comerica s Capital Grant investments that supply capital for small and microbusinesses, and from Comerica Bank and Comerica Charitable Foundation s investments to nonprofits to combat the economic disruption caused by COVID-19. Meeting the needs of our communities during these uncertain times remains imperative, said Comerica Bank California Market President Morgan Rector. Comerica remains firmly committed to doing our part to provide stability for small businesses and communities impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure they can recover.