亚太裔餐馆帮协基金申请-170 Grants Still Available for AAPI Restaurant Owners

 

 
170 Grants Still Available for AAPI Restaurant Owners
The AAPISTRONG Restaurant Fund, made possible by the Grubhub Community Fund, is designed to benefit Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander-owned restaurants across the country. Applications can be for infrastructure improvements, e-commerce and technology, employee benefits, and operations streamlining. Apply by June 22, 2024 at 11:59pm ET to be considered.

Grant Amount Opportunities: $5,000 / $10,000 / $25,000
How Many Grants: 170
Deadline: June 22, 2024 at 11:59pm ET
Apply: AAPISTRONG.com/current-grants
2023 Grant Recipients at the Annual Conference
 
Eligibility Requirements

  1. The restaurant must be Asian American/Pacific Islander/Native Hawaiian majority-owned (at least 51%); 
  2. Must be based in the United States; 
  3. Must be currently operational; 
  4. Must be a for-profit business;
  5. Must show proof of their primary licensed activity as “the preparation and serving of food”; 
  6. Operates in a single location;
  7. Cannot be a franchise;
  8. Must demonstrate financial need;
  9. Funds must be used towards growth and expansion of the business;
  10. Must demonstrate community impact (i.e. culture/community, hiring, charitable/philanthropic efforts, etc.);
  11. Priority will be given to first time recipients;
  12. For grand prize finalists, you must be able to attend our Annual Conference in Santa Clara, CA on September 4, 2024. (Flight vouchers and hotel accommodations will be provided via National ACE)

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