Signature Bank and Brooklyn Legal Services Corporation A Collaborate to Provide Funding Through Federal Home Loan Bank of New York’s Small Business Recovery Grant Program
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This program supports the financial security of qualifying organizations that have suffered decreased revenue following a disaster by partnering with members to provide grants.
Key Points:
- This program supports the financial security of qualifying organizations that have suffered decreased revenue following a disaster by partnering with members to provide grants.
- Participating in opportunities such as the FHLBNYs SBRG Program is consistent with our mission of Looking Forward, Giving Back.
- Our collaboration with Signature Bank demonstrates just how Brooklyn Legal Services Corporation A combines legal representation and advocacy to spread justice to all New Yorkers.
- This grant program marks the fourth one in which Signature Bank and the FHLBNY have partnered to support small businesses.