Intuit, along with GoFundMe and Yelp, has co-founded an initiative to help small businesses raise money to meet challenges caused by COVID-19. The Small Business Relief Initiative is designed to get ...

The Small Business Relief Initiative brings together GoFundMe’s social fundraising platform with Intuit QuickBooks’ expertise, to provide local businesses with the resources and tools they need.

Intuit is joining Yelp and GoFundMe to pour $1.5 million into a Small Business Relief Fund which will be used to issue $500 matching grants to businesses that raise at least $500 on their COVID-19 ...

Some businesses have already turned to GoFundMe for help, with one in three fundraisers created in the U.S. over a 48-hour period last week citing the coronavirus, according to CBS News.

The Business Recovery Grant Program is another option and small business owners have until Jan. 31 to apply for a one-time payment up to $500,000. Polk is hoping to raise $50,000 to get over the hump.

The contribution from Bill.com to the GoFundMe Small Business Relief Fund, as part of the Small Business Relief Initiative (#smallbusinessrelief) includes donating one-hundred thousand dollars and ...

The GoFundMe has a baseline goal of $10,000, but organizers would like to raise more. If they hit the $10,000 mark, that goal will be increased.

gmevi By Christopher Bjorke – Digital Producer/Associate Editor, Portland Business Journal Mar 23, 2020 Updated Mar 23, 2020 5:53pm PDT ...

Lafayette resident and realtor at Coldwell Banker Realty Michele Van Fleet has started a GoFundMe campaign to help raise funds and awareness for local small businesses operating during the ...