# Fire Disaster Relief grant

Investor in San Francisco, California

## About Fire Disaster Relief grant

This program provides grants of up to $10,000 to small businesses damaged by a fire that is no fault of their own. Grants to eligible businesses are available on a first-come-first-serve basis, based on fund availability.

We are prioritizing grants to businesses that were significantly damaged by a fire that was not their fault. Continue reading for eligibility information.

Eligible for the Fire Disaster Relief grant:

\>Your business must be registered in San Francisco at the time of the fire.

\>Your business suffered physical damages from a fire within the past 12 months. -Fire can not be the fault of the business.

\>The damage must have been at a permanent, physical location in San Francisco. -Mobile businesses are not eligible. -Home-based businesses are not eligible. -This include the management of residential rental properties.

\>You must intend to reopen or relocate in San Francisco.

\>Nonprofits are eligible.

\>Must have $5 million or less in gross revenue.

\>Must have an average of 100 or fewer employees.

## People

- **Michelle Lynch Reynolds**, Small Business Programs & Communications Manager

## Key Facts

- **Location:** San Francisco, California
- **Investor Type:** Grant

## Investment Industries

- All Industries
- Grant

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