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The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce continues to be a resource for business as we face the threat of the Coronavirus occurrences in our community. Below are resources to help you manage and mitigate disruptions caused by this global health crisis. This page will be updated as resources and information become available.While the Chamber has suspended all face-to-face interactions, our staff remains operational during this time working to provide short-term and long-term business solutions in response to COVID-19. Connect with our staff via phone or email for any questions or guidance as you navigate through our extensive resource center.
Click here for a message from our President/CEO, Eddie McBride.
Texas Return to Work Initiative needs the input of ALL businesses to foster a common understanding of the impact COVID-19 is having on business and the Texas economy. Click here to take the survey and click here to download the interactive resource guide.
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Wondering if the Federal Main Street Lending Program is right for your business?
Recently, the Federal Reserve established the Main Street Lending Program, allotting $600 billion in loans for small and medium-sized businesses that were in sound financial condition before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.Did you know that at this time, Vista Bank is one of the few Texas banks and only Lubbock community bank preparing, processing, and submitting applications?Click here for more information on this timely program, including qualifications, borrowing limits, terms, and more. Additionally, Vista Bank has a dedicated Main Street Lending Program web resource page where you can read up and reach out to a lender specialist via contact form 24/7.
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Business Reopening, Business Recovery and Job Resources | InThisTogetherLBK.com
InThisTogetherLBK.com was created to help address the short term jobs, intermediate, and longer-term jobs and small business economic recovery opportunities and resources for Lubbock and the surrounding communities. These efforts will help to support and ensure economic vitality by connecting displaced workers with opportunities. The site will also support the Lubbock Economic Recovery Tasks Force efforts to address local business needs as part of restarting, rebuilding, and restructuring, and envisioning steps to foster a more resilient economy once the crisis has passed. PPE resources can be found here too.
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