10 Major Companies Like Amazon, Salesforce Offering Businesses Aid

A few of America’s largest companies, including Amazon, Facebook and Salesforce have launched economic relief initiatives to help small businesses weather the pandemic. 

These economic initiatives include micro-grants, ad credits and low-interest loans, according to Business Insider. Below is a list of 10 companies offering financial relief for employers.

Amazon’s Neighborhood Small Business Relief Fund – $5 million in cash grants to companies near Amazon office buildings.

Facebook’s Small Business Grants Program – $100 million to help 30,000 businesses in more than 30 countries with cash grants and ad credits.

GoFundMe’s Small Business Relief Initiative – $500 cash grants to small businesses during the pandemic. 

Google’s ‘Grow with Google’ Small Business Fund – $340 million in ad credits to small businesses worldwide.

Hello Alice’s COVID-19 Business for All Emergency Grants – $10,000 cash grants available to businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic with 50 or fewer employees.

Mailchimp’s Small Business Fund – $10 million in Mailchimp services to paying customers who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Salesforce Care Small Business Grants – grants of $10,000 to help support small businesses in the US and abroad. 

Verizon’s Small Business Recovery Fund –  $10,000 grants to entrepreneurs of color, women-owned businesses, and other companies from marginalized communities.