It offers the most complete accounting to date of the more than $700 billion in forgivable loans Congress and the Trump administration introduced in the spring for expenses including payroll, rent, utilities and mortgage interest payments.
Businesses and nonprofits with up to 500 employees were eligible. The maximum forgivable loan offered was $10 million.
When the first round of funding opened, NBC 5 reported restaurants, which were hit especially hard by pandemic-related shutdowns and capacity limits, scrambled to get their applications in.
According to the SBA’s records, nine North Texas-based restaurant chains received the maximum $10 million loan.
The list includes Zoe’s Kitchen, Pei Wei, On the Border and the M Crowd Restaurant Group which owns Mi Cocina and Taco Diner.
7 charitable endeavors going on for the holidays around Dallas
7 charitable endeavors going on for the holidays around Dallas Bonton Farms received a donation.
Courtesy photo Dallas has already been in a charitable mode due to the pandemic, with people lending a hand to help each other. Now with the holidays coming, the charitable efforts are on the upswing, with people doing all kinds of good things for each other. Here s the latest round of kind acts:
Bonton Farms Pure Farmland has recognized Bonton Farms in Dallas and its positive impact in the community with a check donation of $5,000. The endowment is part of the 2020 Pure Growth Project, an initiative launched by Pure Farmland earlier this year to ensure community gardens and farms continue to thrive, and to help increase the availability of fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables nationwide.