Taking care of business(es).
When the unexpected happens.
We’re working on resources, workshops, and ongoing support surrounding response, recovery, and resilience for all businesses in Red Hook.
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As we continue to recover from devastating warehouse fires, we're here to help navigate and find loans, aid in relocation efforts, and offer safety and prevention training.
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Red Hook is vulnerable to 7 different types of flooding. but we don’t have to stay vulnerable. We're developing resources and programs to help businesses prepare, respond, and recover.
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Business doesn’t stop for disaster. We’re here to offer support through tough transitions and offer resources to better prepare for any situation.
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Biz ContinuitySBA/EIDL Quick Start Guide
If you were affected by the 481 Van Brunt fire, you may be eligible for low-interest federal disaster loans, even if you're a freelancer, independent contractor, or artist without an LLC. Download our quick start guide to understand the difference between Physical Disaster Loans (for damaged property and equipment) and EIDL loans (for lost income and ongoing business expenses), what documents you'll need, key deadlines, and answers to the most common questions we've heard from our community.
The SBA loan deadline is March 14, 2026. The EIDL deadline is August 14, 2026.
Biz Continuity$5,000 Grant Opportunity for Red Hook Biz
$5,000 Grant Opportunity for Red Hook Biz
The Business Preparedness and Resiliency Program (BPREP) reimburses eligible businesses up to $5,000 for resiliency improvements (which includes a wide range of things from backup generators to awnings).
Start your application:
https://sbsconnect.nyc.gov/bprep/eligibility/
OR
We can help you get started by phone or email
(just send us an email at info@redhookbiz.org
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