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Commerce announces $32.5 million in grants from new Small Business Innovation Fund - Vimarsana News

Commerce announces $32.5 million in grants from new Small Business Innovation Fund

The Washington State Department of Commerce Monday announced 22 projects conditionally awarded Small Business Innovation Fund (SBIF) grants ranging from $500,000 to $5 million. The total $32.5 million awarded will

Department of Commerce announces $32.5 million in grants from new Small Business Innovation Fund - Vimarsana News

Department of Commerce announces $32.5 million in grants from new Small Business Innovation Fund

Funding will support at least 22 projects across Washington state focused on increasing programs and services to help meet the needs of underserved communities,

Department of Commerce announces $32.5 million in grants from new Small Business Innovation Fund - Vimarsana News

Department of Commerce announces $32.5 million in grants from new Small Business Innovation Fund

Funding will support at least 22 projects across Washington state focused on increasing programs and services to help meet the needs of underserved communities,

Downtown Walla Walla Foundation ends business memberships, switches to donor model - Vimarsana News

Downtown Walla Walla Foundation ends business memberships, switches to donor model

The Downtown Walla Walla Foundation will switch to a donation-based funding model in 2021 and eliminate business memberships, Executive Director Kathryn Witherington announced. Her reasoning for the change is threefold, with an element of dwindling pools of money and other funding sources due to the pandemic in the mix: “First, it is our mission to promote the history, culture, and commerce of downtown as a whole, not just those stakeholders who choose to be members,” she said in a release. “Second, we believe our businesses have enough financial worries without feeling obligat...