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Grants and technical assistance to Baltimore small businesses in order to help them recover, stabilize and grow.

In January 2022, the Baltimore BASE Network and Mayor’s Office of Recovery Programs launched the Economic Recovery Fund, made possible by the American Rescue Plan Act. Grant funds are being used to invest in critical business services that will address pandemic-related challenges or opportunities, such as e-commerce, technology, marketing, human resources, legal, and accounting.

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The Baltimore BASE (Business Assistance and Support for Equity) Network is committed to helping BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) owned small businesses in Baltimore city obtain pandemic-related recovery assistance.

The Network launched in April 2020 and has helped more than 3,000 Baltimore businesses access upwards of $50 million in recovery assistance. We are a partnership of entrepreneurial support organizations led by the Baltimore Development Corporation and the Mayor’s Office of Minority and Women-Owned Business Development.


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Business workshops, programs, and opportunities sponsored by Baltimore BASE Network Partners

 

The Baltimore BASE Network Vendor Directory is intended to be a resource for small businesses that apply for and are awarded Economic Recovery Fund Business Grants.

Grantees will have an opportunity to hire vendors to implement grant activities listed above, such as an updated e-commerce shop or a new marketing campaign.

 

Grantees are not required to use vendors from this directory; it is provided as a resource only and is not a specific endorsement.

Vendors interested in being listed in the directory must complete the Vendor Questionnaire.

The Baltimore BASE (Business Assistance and Support for Equity) Network is led by the Baltimore Development Corporation and the Mayor’s Office of Minority and Women-Owned Business Development. Partners include nonprofit and university-based programs focused on providing training, technical assistance, grants, loans, and other support to BIPOC-owned and other economically or socially disadvantaged small businesses.