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Metro Council Approves $20 Million Nashville Small Business Recovery Fund (NSBRF)
$9 Million Goes To Small Business Grants And $9 Million To Small Business Loans To Support Pandemic Recovery Efforts
On February 1st, Metro Council approved the allocation of $20 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds to establish the Nashville Small Business Recovery Fund in the Mayor’s Office of Economic and Community Development (RS2022-1356, RS2021-1303).
Once established, the Fund will award $9 million in small business grants and extend $9 million in small business loan capital. (See preliminary program details) The funding will support Nashville and Davidson County small businesses’ recovery from the pandemic’s impacts and will bolster economic development in Nashville communities recovering from the pandemic and prior economic challenges.
The Pathway Lending team is honored to partner with Metro Nashville Davidson County and the Mayor's Office to implement the Nashville Small Business Recovery Fund.
We understand what this Fund means to our small business community, and we look forward to working with our small business community partners as this effort takes shape. We are working quickly to open the doors to the Fund as soon as we can and look forward to sharing more information soon. We anticipate applications to open in June. Please complete the form below to sign up for email alerts with updates and details as they are available.
Grateful for your trust,
The Pathway Lending Team
Nashville Small Business Recovery Fund Inquiries
Nashville Small Business Recovery Fund Inquiries