COVID-19 Financial Relief for Businesses and NPOs

Information about resources for small businesses and nonprofits that have been severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Page updated on January 6, 2022 at 4:04 PM
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Resources from Community-Based and State Partners

Alexandria Chamber of Commerce COVID-19 Updates
The Alexandria Chamber of Commerce is a membership organization dedicated to the advocacy of business interests. Visit the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce COVID-19 Updates site for the latest updates from the local business community and links to business assistance and resources.

Alexandria Economic Development Partnership COVID-19 Resources
AEDP is a public-private partnership that promotes Alexandria as a business destination. Visit the AEDP Covid-19 Resources site for up-to-date information related to disaster assistance for businesses and support for affected workers as well as tax and regulatory changes and more. 

Alexandria Small Business Development Center COVID-19 Information and Resources
Alexandria SBDC provides free tools, resources and confidential services to small businesses in the City of Alexandria. Visit the Alexandria SBDC COVID-19 Information and Resources site for the latest information and resources for small businesses, including Paycheck Protection Program Loans, the Restaurant Revitalization Fund, changes to SBA programs and tax policies, grants for small businesses and more.

Rebuild! VA Small Business Grant Program
Rebuild! VA is a Virginia state program that provides loans and grants to help small businesses whose normal operations were disrupted by COVID-19. Learn more about the status of the program, eligibility, covered expenses, required documentation and filing instructions at governor.virginia.gov/rebuildva.

Virginia 30 Day Fund
The Virginia 30 Day Fund provides forgivable loans for Virginia small businesses. Learn more at va30dayfund.com.

Additional Resources for Businesses

A Guide for Virginia Child Care Providers to Navigate the COVID-19 Pandemic
This document includes a knowledge guide with the most current information on how to maintain financial stability, support staff and protect health; a risk/benefit assessment to help guide decisions of whether to remain open (or reopen) to offer child care to families, prioritizing services to children of essential personnel; and a flow chart of resources, including funding.

Work Opportunity Tax Credit
The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) is a Federal tax credit available to employers for hiring individuals from certain targeted groups who have consistently faced significant barriers to employment including. For more information on how to file for the tax credit, visit the IRS website and the WOTC website. 

Workforce Development Center Resources and Services for Businesses
Learn more about and access WDC programs and services by calling 703.746.5990, emailing wdc@alexandriava.gov or take advantage of our virtual services, including:

  • Website: Access and learn more about programs and services offered at no cost to businesses, including job placement, recruitment, labor market information and certified Business Services Specialists to assist in workforce planning.

  • WDC Job Board:  Post open positions, search resumes and find your ideal candidate.

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