6 Exciting Things To Do & Eat In NYC Between February 23rd - March 1st - New York - The Infatuation
"The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce is celebrating Black History Month with a webinar honoring Black businesses that have made significant impacts in Brooklyn. Amongst the honorees is Shelley V. Worrell, author of The Best Caribbean Food In Brooklyn’s Little Caribbean and founder of I am CaribBEING, a collective helping ensure that Caribbean-American art, culture, and commerce thrive. CaribBEING supports local creators with an online shop, film screenings, and their yearly holiday market held in their CaribBEING House, a bright Bauhaus mobile space you might have seen crawling around Flatbush the past few years. Raise a toast to the innovators pushing the culture forward during Thursday's 6pm livestream at this link." - neha talreja
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce - Review - New York - The Infatuation
"The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce is celebrating Black History Month with a webinar honoring Black businesses that have made significant impacts in Brooklyn. Amongst the honorees is Shelley V. Worrell, author of The Best Caribbean Food In Brooklyn’s Little Caribbean and founder of I am CaribBEING, a collective helping ensure that Caribbean-American art, culture, and commerce thrive. CaribBEING supports local creators with an online shop, film screenings, and their yearly holiday market held in their CaribBEING House, a bright Bauhaus mobile space you might have seen crawling around Flatbush the past few years. Raise a toast to the innovators pushing the culture forward during Thursday's 6pm livestream at this link. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
Coronavirus in NYC: New Small Business Loan for Brooklyn Businesses for Up to $30K | Eater NY
"The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce has launched fundraising to distribute no-interest coronavirus loans of $500–$30,000 to small businesses that lost revenue and did not receive federal PPP aid; the loans will be distributed after a period of fundraising when the economy starts to reopen, can be repaid on a flexible time frame, and 65 percent are earmarked for minority- and women-owned businesses, with repaid loans recycled to other borough businesses. The chamber is raising money via Fundrazr for its Bring Back Brooklyn Fund, which had raised close to $176,000 toward a goal of as much as $500,000 at the time of reporting." - Luke Fortney
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