GBEDC awards DBA matching funds for facade and sign renovations
The Greater Beloit Economic Development Corporation (GBEDC) has awarded the Downtown Beloit Association matching funds in the amount of $6,500 to be used to fund façade renovations and new signage for downtown businesses.
- (1888PressRelease) February 21, 2013 - For years the Downtown Beloit Association has given downtown businesses the opportunity to apply for matching fund grants up to $1,000 for façade and up to $500 for signage. This opportunity from GBEDC will allow us to fund even more projects throughout the year. Shauna El-Amin, Executive Director of the Downtown Beloit Association said "We have had a very overwhelming response in the past eight months from businesses looking to take advantage of these funds to spruce up their storefronts and to replace worn out signage. We have also seen a burst of development in downtown and would like to have these funds available to new businesses locating here."
Downtown businesses looking to take advantage of these funds can contact the Downtown Beloit Association directly.
For more information please visit our website, www.downtownbeloit.com.
The Downtown Beloit Association is designated a Wisconsin Main Street Organization committed to encourage and support Beloit's thriving downtown community through economic restructuring, design, historic preservation, streetscape care, promotion and organization.
The GBEDC is a public/private member-based non-profit organization that fosters economic development in the Greater Beloit area. The GBEDC was officially organized in April 2005 as a result of the merger of the Beloit Economic Advisory Council and the Beloit Economic Development Corporation. This powerful non-profit organization propels competitive and prosperous growth throughout the region including Beloit, South Beloit, Town of Beloit, and Town of Turtle. The GBEDC works with companies that are interested in investing the community and retaining or creating new jobs. The GBEDC focuses on establishing an environment that encourages existing companies to remain and expand while attracting new businesses to the Stateline area.
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