CSHBA Members and local community partners are working hard to provided assistance a guidance to businesses in need. Below are relief funds, webinars and various other programs that might be help to your company and employees.

Emergency Relief Funding for Small Businesses

Immediate funding and resources now available to aid Colorado Springs small businesses

Survive & Thrive COS provides recovery funding in the form of low-interest loans of up to $25,000, mentor-ship and other resources to support resiliency and continue building healthy businesses. Exponential Impact,  in partnership with the Pikes Peak Community Foundation, and various other community partners, businesses, and local investors have teamed up to offer immediate relief services.

Survive & Thrive

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Stockman Kast Ryan Company- Webinars

Our goal is to provide insight, reassurance and guidance on key developments surrounding unplanned closures and business disruptions, particularly as they relate to taxation, accounting and business advising.

  • The webinar series will be held on Tuesdays at 10 a.m. MST.
  • A video recording will be emailed to registrants 24-hours after the event. If the date and time do not work for your schedule, consider registering and watching the video when it is emailed.
  • Each webinar has unique access information, thus requiring participants to register for each webinar separately.
  • Webinars are complimentary.

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If you have questions, please email communications@skrco.com or call 719.630.1186. 
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Pikes Peak Community Foundation Emergency Relief Fund

With the outbreak of COVID19, the nonprofit sector, as with the business and public sectors, has been hit hard as demand for services and subsequent costs to provide those services has increased. The Emergency Relief Fund, activated when a state of emergency is declared by the state or municipal agency, is designed to make giving to support nonprofits impacted by this event easy for donors and for impacted nonprofits to apply for funding.
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Applications for nonprofit assistance are being accepted on a continuous basis for immediate, mid and long-term efforts. Currently, The Fund is prioritizing basic human needs, i.e., food, shelter, healthcare, for the most vulnerable populations for financial assistance through April 30, 2020.

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​COS Initial COVID-19 Business Relief Package
​The City of Colorado Springs is committed to identifying, developing and implementing local programs in support of Colorado Springs business owners and their employees impacted by COVID-19. Local programs are being identified, developed and implemented in collaboration with community partners including state, federal and county governments, local economic development organizations, non-profits and foundations.

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