Donations

Where Does the Money Go?

Thanks to the generous support from our institutional partners, the operations of Urban Business Support are fully funded.

That means your donation goes directly into the hands of entrepreneurs.

Our Business Plan Competition awards $5,000 grants to the best business plan of each Entrepreneurship Program cohort.

The Rental Assistance Program awards a monthly stipend to brick-and-mortar businesses.

Every dollar you give goes toward these programs, and allows us to spread our reach to new neighborhoods.

Thank you for anything you can do to support us in our effort to retain diversity of business ownership and equalize the distribution of capital in gentrifying communities.

Where Does the Money Go?

Thanks to the generous support from our institutional partners, the operations of Urban Business Support are fully funded.

That means your donation goes directly into the hands of entrepreneurs.

Our Business Plan Competition awards $5,000 grants to the best business plan of each Entrepreneurship Program cohort.

The Rental Assistance Program awards a monthly stipend to brick-and-mortar businesses.

Every dollar you give goes toward these programs, and allows us to spread our reach to new neighborhoods.

Thank you for anything you can do to support us in our effort to retain diversity of business ownership and equalize the distribution of capital in gentrifying communities.

Where Does the Money Go?

Thanks to the generous support from our institutional partners, the operations of Urban Business Support are fully funded.

That means your donation goes directly into the hands of entrepreneurs.

Our Business Plan Competition awards $5,000 grants to the best business plan of each Entrepreneurship Program cohort.

The Rental Assistance Program awards a monthly stipend to brick-and-mortar businesses.

Every dollar you give goes toward these programs, and allows us to spread our reach to new neighborhoods.

Thank you for anything you can do to support us in our effort to retain diversity of business ownership and equalize the distribution of capital in gentrifying communities.