MASTER DAVID LEONG’S SHAOLIN KUNG FU SCHOOL Previous grantees (restaurants, retailers, and other small businesses) received a third round of $1,500 to $3,500 grants distributed from the CID Restaurants and other Small Businesses Relief Fund. PACIFIC KITCHEN LIFE / ONEPLUS KITCHEN AND HOME MOONWALK KARAOKE (AEON CONGLOMERATE HOLDINGS LLC) A A TRAVELĪSIAN PACIFIC TOURS AND TRAVEL / APAC HOST INTERNATIONAL Retailers and other small businesses providing shopping and cultural services received the second round of $1,500 grants distributed from the CID Restaurants and other Small Businesses Relief Fund. Restaurants received the first round of $1,500 grants distributed from the CID Restaurants and other Small Businesses Relief Fund. 100% of the seed money from Vulcan and your individual donations will go directly to our small businesses. But we have heard that people want to do more.Īdditional donations raised by this fund will continue to be distributed directly to small businesses in the CID as we continue to learn the impacts of this situation on our neighborhood.
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Many people have asked how to support these businesses, and eating the delicious food or visiting the retail that is still open helps. Our businesses contribute so much to what makes the Chinatown ID a wonderful place. This includes 140 restaurants, many of which have suffered a significant loss of revenue since late January when the first COVID-19 case was confirmed in Washington State. The neighborhood is home to over 400 small businesses. S and Yesler Way to S Charles Street) is the heart of the Asian American Pacific Islander community in the Puget Sound region. The Chinatown International District (stretching from 4th Avenue to Rainier Ave. 100% of the relief fund will go directly to restaurants and other small businesses in the Chinatown International District (CID). This initial contribution will focus on restaurants in the neighborhood, which have seen a severe decline in business since early February. The fund was seeded by a generous $100,000 donation from Vulcan.
The CID Restaurants and other Small Businesses Relief Fund – managed and disbursed by the Chinatown International District Business Improvement Area, Friends of Little Saigon, and the Seattle Chinatown International District Preservation and Development Authority (the CID Business Relief Team) – will give direct dollars to the small businesses in the CID to help them mitigate the impacts of this pandemic.
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