As the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy approaches, the SBA said it will continue toprovide funding to small businesses affected by the storm.
The agency said its resource partners will issue a total of$13.1 million to collaborative teams, which will integrate localeconomic recovery efforts and bring distinct delivery of businessservices.
This second phase of funding, part of $19 million in emergencyappropriations approved by Congress, will be distributed by SBA'sresource partners – the Small Business Development Centers, SCORE,and Women's Business Centers – to collaborative teams in 11 statesand a U.S. territory.
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