IKEA HOME Grant to help businesses affected by Covid 19 Pandemic
9 Jul 2021
If you have a business in the Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area (9 Counties that surround Austin) and you had to take all or part of your business virtual during the pandemic (starting March 2020), you may qualify for up to $10,000 in expenses or reimbursement for taking your business virtual thanks to the IKEA Home Grant.
Reimbursements a business may request.
- Website development costs and contactless payment technology such as QR (quick response) codes and Point of Sale (POS).
- Developing online webinars/videos to facilitate customer self-service.
- Technology supported communication channels for providing remote consultations and initial quotes or analysis of need (such as for plumbing, electrical, remodeling services, internet service providers, etc.).
- Digital marketing, sales, business signage or any other tools to assist businesses with marketing and advertising.
Receipts are required and funds are available on a first come, first served basis. To receive your application, please send an email to businessservices@ruralcapital.net. Funding is limited so act now! Thank you IKEA!
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