Colorado Springs, CO assists pandemic recovery by local businesses with Survive & Thrive program

Colorado Springs, CO Survive & Thrive Pandemic Businesses

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Colorado Springs and Exponential Impact partner to support businesses during each eight-week program. Participating businesses meet with experts during weekly meetings and learn how to adapt to economic conditions in mentoring sessions. Monthly meetings among Survive & Thrive participants share real-world applications of program lessons. The city used $1.2 million in federal ARPA funds for grants of up to $50,000 per business in 2022.

Economic Development Training & Development Outbreak / COVID

Colorado Springs, CO

Municipality in Colorado

United States

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Businesses complete Survive and Thrive: Propel COS run by Exponential Impact and City of Colorado Springs | Colorado Springs

Fifty-nine Colorado Springs businesses are celebrating their completion of the Survive and Thrive: Propel COS program. A partnership between Exponential Impact and the City of Colorado Springs, the Survive and Thrive: Propel COS program paired mentorship and educational elements with financial support to help businesses struggling from the lingering negative effects of the pandemic.

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The City of Colorado Springs and Exponential Impact have partnered to launch a program called Survive and Thrive: Propel COS. This grant program will help local Colorado Springs businesses that are “struggling with the negative impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic.

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