Eligible Los Angeles County small businesses located within a ¼-mile of a Major Transit Stop could receive up to $20,000 in loan funds to cover operating expenses.

These stories by NPR,  the Los Angeles Times, and the PPIC share devastating picture of how the Latinx community is dealing with the health and economic affects of the Coronavirus

"For low-paid employees whose work is rarely if ever glorified — the people who clean the floors, do the laundry, serve fast food, pick the crops, work in the meat plants — having the jobs that keep America running has come with a heavy price. " -Los Angeles Times

Envision has launched a few new services to support you, your organization, and the entire nonprofit sector.

Based on feedback they have been hearing from clients as well as listening to what's already being offered by emergency funding sources, they have developed these no- and low-cost COVID-19 support services to help you continue doing what you do best!

It is of upmost importance that our community is aware of the resources available at the moment. IDEAL hopes they can provide relief and support in light of these difficult times. 

COVID-19 has disrupted the lives of Angelenos from every walk of life. 

As an organization serving the international business community throughout Los Angeles, World Trade Center Los Angeles believes it is more important now than ever to come together during this extraordinary situation.  WTCLA would like to share the following initiatives and resources from the County and City of Los Angeles to help address this crisis. 

Given the turbulent environment, we have pulled together a completely new and virtual lineup for our annual 501(c)onference designed to be responsive to the pressures placed on nonprofit organizations from the COVID-19 pandemic and economic downturn. We know community needs will continue to grow, and helping organizations become more responsive in the current environment is CNM’s highest priority.

• As of this morning they have 26 Hotel/Motel sites online totaling 2,588 beds.
• They are serving 2,067 people in these sites, with more moving in today. 
• They are seeking homeless service providers for Project Roomkey. Applicants must be certified as qualified bidders for receiving Los Angeles General Funds, County of Los Angeles General Funds, or Measure H Funds. Find out more on their website.

WE RISE 2020: Virtual May is a month-long spotlight on wellbeing and healing through art, music and creative expression to help the entire Los Angeles County community. We are stronger together. And, together, we are building a community where everyone feels a sense of belonging, connection, meaning and purpose. This is a safe space where all are welcome.