“We want to remind businesses in need: This program is not first come, first served,” said LiftFund President and CEO Janie Barrera. “Take your time to meet with one of the community partners on the website to make sure you submit a complete application.”
A woman walks alongside a construction zone near a row of businesses along North St. Mary’s Street on Thursday.The City of San Antonio has opened a new round of grants for small businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic and certain ongoing construction projects.
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