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Vermont Main Street Flood Recovery FundStrategy, that, deliversSupporting Vermont's Small Businesses Recover from the Flood of 2023Vermont Main Street Flood Recovery Fund top of page HomeAbout UsContactGrant Application LinkHow To DonateBoard MembersMoreUse tab to navigate through the menu items.VERMONT MAIN STREET FLOOD RECOVERY FUNDSupporting Vermont's Small Businesses ​  The Vermont Main Street Flood Recovery Fund was established last year to provide grants to Vermont's small business owners impacted by the July 10, 2023 flooding. July 2024 brought more extreme weather and catastrophic flooding to Vermont, devastating numerous small businesses, particularly in the Northeast Kingdom. In response, The Fund is once again raising money and taking applications. Grants up to $2,500 are intended to cover operating expenses or costs such as equipment replacement, supplies, and help with clean-up.  ​ The Fund has already distributed these grants to dozens of businesses in the last few weeks but we need more contributions to continue this important work. ​Partnering with Capstone Community Action, our board will ensure your donations are tax-deductible and are being distributed responsibly. ​​ TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATIONS ON BEHALF OF VERMONT MAIN STREET FLOOD RECOVERY FUND CAN BE SENT TO CAPSTONE COMMUNITY ACTION VIA THIS LINK.​ ​AS OF AUGUST 12, 2024 WE HAVE PAUSED AWARDING GRANTS WHILE WE AWAIT ANTICIPATED DONATIONS. IF YOU ARE A SMALL BUSINESS AND WERE IMPACTED BY THE JULY, 2024 FLOODING YOU MAY APPLY AND WE WILL ONCE AGAIN BEGIN PROCESSING GRANTS AS THESE FUNDS ARE RECEIVED.  PLEASE CLICK THE LINK BELOW:  Vermont Main Street Flood Recovery Grant Application  HOW TO DONATETAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATIONS ON BEHALF OF VERMONT MAIN STREET FLOOD RECOVERY FUND CAN BE SENT TO CAPSTONE COMMUNITY ACTION VIA THIS LINK.​Thank you to all our 2023 donors. Last year this Fund raised over $900,000 and the larger donors are listed below. We were able to quickly provide $2,500 grants to hundreds of our neighborhood businesses. Unfortunately, we are once again asking people to donate for newly impacted business owners who were flooded last month.  ​ Special recognition goes to the following entities for their exceptional contributions: ∙ Community Bank, with a generous donation of $100,000 ∙ Bank of America, demonstrating their commitment to Vermont businesses with $50,000 ∙ Antonio & Rita Pomerleau Foundation, in their continued spirit of generosity, $50,000 ∙ The Vermont Community Foundation, contributing $50,000 ∙ VSECU and NEFCU coordinated efforts to provide $30,000 in support   Additional support has poured in from various businesses, and we wish to recognize those who donated $10,000 each: ∙ Community Foundation of New Jersey ∙  Downs Rachlin Martin ∙  Greater Burlington Industrial Corporation ∙  Northeastern Vermont Development Association ∙  Pennywise Foundation ∙  M&T Bank ∙  Trust Company of Vermont ∙  The Alchemist Brewery ∙  Energy Efficient Investments, Inc. ∙  Vermont Federal Credit Union ∙  Vermont Institute of Human Flourishing ∙  100 Women Circle ​ Furthermore, we are deeply appreciative of businesses that donated between $5,000 to $10,000: ∙  American Land Title Association Foundation ∙  Caesers Entertainment ∙  Cigna Healthcare ∙  Dinse ∙  Fothergill ∙  MMG Insurance ∙  Vermont Attorneys Title Company The support extends beyond corporations, as we have also received hundreds of donations from caring Vermonters. Local establishments and organizations have rallied together, hosting fundraisers, and contributing to the cause, including Trapp Family Lodge, Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility, Hula Lakeside, Mocha Joe’s in Brattleboro, Threshold Training, the Beverage Warehouse of Vermont, The Comedy Club, and many more. ​OUR BOARD MEMBERS​TODD BAILEYExecutive Director, Cannabis Retailers Association of Vermont and Founder, VT Irene Relief Fund​​xxxxxxMIKE PIECIAKState TreasurerxxxxxxSUE MINTERExecutive Director, Capstone Community ActionxxxxxPATTI KOMLINEGovernment Relations Manager, Downs Rachlin MartinxxxxxxERIN SIGRISTPresident, Vermont Retailers and Grocers Association​xxxxxxKELLY DEVINEExecutive Director, Burlington Business Association​xxxxxxBRIAN MAGGIOTTOOwner, Inn at Manchester​xxxxxxThe Fund's Advisory Committee Frank Cioffi, Greater Burlington Industrial Corporation Jen Kimmich, The Alchemist Brewery Laura Subin, Pennywise Foundation Shap Smith, Dinse WeiWei Wang, Vermont Professionals of Color Network Roxanne Vought, Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility Amy Spear, Vermont Chamber of Commerce Adam Grinold, Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation Kevin Ellis, Ellis Strategy, LLC Melissa Bounty, Central Vermont Economic Development Corporation Lisa Hagerty, Well Heeled, Stowe, Vermont  AS OF AUGUST 12, 2024 WE HAVE PAUSED AWARDING GRANTS WHILE WE AWAIT ANTICIPATED DONATIONS. IF YOU ARE A SMALL BUSINESS AND WERE IMPACTED BY THE JULY, 2024 FLOODING YOU MAY APPLY AND WE WILL ONCE AGAIN BEGIN PROCESSING GRANTS AS THESE FUNDS ARE RECEIVED. PLEASE CLICK THE LINK BELOW:  Vermont Main Street Flood Recovery Grant Application  ​Contact us for more information.vtrecovery2023@gmail.com802-828-7399​​Montpelier, VTMAIN STREET RECOVERY FUNDvtrecovery2023@gmail.com802-828-7399bottom of pageenen1733855581https://vtrecovery2023.com

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