California

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1	Name	Grant or Loan	For Whom	For What	Funding Location	Amount	Link	Description

2	Small Business Administration	Loan	Small businesses -	working capital, paying fixed debts, payroll, accounts payable, other bills that could have been paid had the disaster not occurred	All of California and contiguous counties in NV, AZ, OR	Economic injury determined by SBA, less business interruption insurance and other recoveries up to the administrative lending limit, capped at $2m.	https://disasterloan.sba.gov/ela/Declarations/DeclarationDetails?declNumber=6062932&direct=false	Nonprofit interest rate = 2.75%; Terms up to 30 years
3	Community Foundation for Monterey County (CFMC)	Grant	Nonprofit organizations	financial planning and resilience	Monterey County	$5000 - $30,000	https://www.cfmco.org/nonprofits/grants/covid-19-relief-grants/	The CFMC will award operating grants on an ongoing basis to nonprofit organizations and public agencies whose operations in support of vulnerable populations and those affected by the pandemic have been stressed by the outbreak. We expect the needs generated by this pandemic will exceed the available funds. CFMC staff will review grant applications as needed and make recommendations to the CFMC President/CEO.
4	San Francisco Office of Mayor Arts Relief	Grant	The Fund will prioritize the needs of those serving cultural populations that are the most vulnerable—black, indigenous, immigrant, trans, and people with disabilities		San Francisco	Organization awards will range from $5,000 to $25,000 and will be scaled based on budget size.	https://sfmayor.org/article/mayor-london-breed-announces-arts-relief-program	The general operating grants may be used to pay rent and salaries, to retain employees, and help keep artists and organizations in San Francisco.
5	San Francisco Office of Mayor Arts Relief	Loan	Small- to mid-budget sized arts and cultural organizations administered by the Arts Loan Fund (ALF) of Northern California Grantmakers		San Francisco	The City has earmarked $1m	https://sfmayor.org/article/mayor-london-breed-announces-arts-relief-program	$1 million will go towards low-interest loans to small- to mid-budget sized arts and cultural organizations administered by the Arts Loan Fund (ALF) of Northern California Grantmakers. ALF is a revolving loan program, which already makes low-interest loans to support arts and cultural organizations.
6	Employment Development Department	Workshare	Employers	Layoff Alternatives, Employee Retention	California		https://www.edd.ca.gov/Unemployment/Layoff_Alternatives.htm	Employers can apply for the Work Sharing Program if they are looking for alternatives to layoffs due to reduced production, services, or other conditions. This program helps you keep your trained employees so that when business conditions improve, you can avoid the expense of recruiting, hiring, and training new employees, and save your employees the hardship of becoming fully unemployed.
7	Small Business Finance Center	Loan	Small Businesses		California	Loans up to $20 million	https://www.ibank.ca.gov/small-business-finance-center/	One of the IBank Small Business Finance Center’s loan guarantee programs is designed for Disaster Relief specifically and is currently available to small businesses needing assistance to overcome economic injury caused by COVID-19.
8	Los Angeles City Small Business Emergency Microloan Program	Loan	Employee Retention		Los Angeles	$5,000 to $20,000	https://ewddlacity.com/index.php/microloan-program	In light of the sweeping impact the COVID-19 pandemic is having on our small business community, the City of Los Angeles has responded swiftly and decisively to support our local, community businesses. The newly established Small Business Emergency Microloan Program now provides financing needed to strengthen small business enterprises in this time of acute need that have been affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.
9	San Diego Covid-19 Community Response Fund	Loan	Nonprofit organizations	to provide business and community service continuity., food security, rental and utility assistance, and income replacement or gap funding.	San Diego		https://www.sdfoundation.org/programs/programs-and-funds/san-diego-covid-19-community-response-fund/#1585006291894-7788700f-a337	In order to move resources quickly, we are not hosting a formal application process at this time. You may email us at communityimpact@sdfoundation.org to make sure we are aware of your needs
10	Jewish Free Loan Association	Loan		Lost wages because you can’t go in to work; Child care costs when schools are closed; Funds lost due to cancelled travel plans and more.	LA county and Ventura county		https://www.jfla.org/coronavirus-loans	Jewish Free Loan is here to help with a no-fee and interest-free loans
11	Theatre Bay Area COVID-19: Performing Arts Worker Relief Fund	Grant	Individuals who have worked professionally or vocationally in local performing arts, who have been an active participant in the arts community	Eligible expenses may include rent/mortgage, groceries/food, medicine/health care, child care, transportation, etc.	San Francisco Bay Area	Grants for $500, $1,000, and $1,500 may be requested once per person per month	https://www.theatrebayarea.org/donations/fund.asp?id=19580	The COVID-19: Performing Arts Worker Relief Fund is a resource for performing arts workers who are facing a loss of income due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. Theatre Bay Area has launched this fund with the generous donations from individual donors, many of them fellow artists
12	City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA) - Arts Emergency Relief Fund	Grant	Individuals, organizations - artists and small ensembles	Cancelled performances etc	City of Los Angeles	Individuals - $400, Small ensmbles - $1200	https://culturela.org/grants-and-calls/aer-fund/	This program provides emergency relief grants to City of Los Angeles-based dance, music, and theatre artists, as well as small ensembles who have had their public performances, shows, or concerts cancelled. Solo artists are eligible for up to $400 and ensembles up to $1,200 to cover losses in time and/or materials that were committed toward events, which were to have taken place at a venue within the City of Los Angeles and were to be open to the general public.
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