While we face the impact of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), priorities and importance are on the health and safety for everyone. To ensure we can continue serving our small business communities, Breakout employees are following the government guidelines and precautions to continue our operations and serve you. This includes social distancing and remote working. We hope you are following the proper state/county guidelines where you live as well.
If your business has been directly impacted by COVID-19, contact Breakout to learn more about the options available for you. Our suitability testing can help determine which financing option best works for your business, whether it be a short-term loan or bridge-loan, support and guidance in obtaining an SBA Loan, or even introducing other financing options that may better suit your business.
Contact us for more information: 888.318.3534 | support@breakoutfinance.com
We are closely monitoring and gathering small-business related information from both a federal and state level. Below are a list of links and resources, which continually update as new information is released.
Small Business Administration (SBA)
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Small Business Guidance & Loan Resources
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
COVID-19 Guidance for Small Business | Resources for Businesses and Employers
Department of Labor (DOL)
Coronavirus Resources
SCORE Mentors
Coronavirus Small Business Hub
USA.gov
Government Response to Coronavirus, COVID-19
The following state and local governments have created small business assistance programs for businesses impacted by Coronavirus:
*This information has been provided by the ILPA – to see all ILPA provided updates, click here.
As a business owner, it’s important to stay engaged with your customers. Email and social media are two great outlets to keep your customers informed with the latest about your products or services, availability or updated schedules, or how you are helping to give back to the community in which you operate in.
Without putting you, your employees, or your loved ones’ health on the line, see how you can give back to your community. Whether it be in providing supplies or food to those at need, fundraising, or helping the families of those affected keep their spirits up, there are many ways in which you can contribute. Every little bit helps at this time.
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