The OKC Rescue Program launched last week, and already we’ve seen more than 200 applications from businesses and nonprofits seeking COVID relief. One of the most popular elements of the relief program is technical assistance, where we match our applicants with local vendors to provide needed business services. As we anticipate many more applications in the weeks and months to come, we are looking for additional technical support vendors in Oklahoma City. Technical assistance

The OKC Rescue Program is now accepting applications to help Oklahoma City small businesses and nonprofits with COVID-19 economic recovery. The program covers the cost of business services including marketing, accounting, or business planning; and reimbursements for outdoor facade improvements or facility modifications made to help cope with the pandemic. To qualify, the business or nonprofit must be located in Oklahoma City with 100 or fewer employees. Applicants must either

Next week, we are launching the OKC Rescue Program to help Oklahoma City small businesses and nonprofits with COVID-19 economic recovery. The Alliance has administered several other COVID relief programs for the business and nonprofit community since spring 2020, and we recently completed a survey of organizations that received funding. More than 95% of respondents reported that programs were important in supporting their stability. Funds helped them to maintain jobs and payr

April ushers in a special spring ritual for Oklahoma City, when more than a million people will attend the Festival of the Arts and the Memorial Marathon in downtown Oklahoma City. If you lived in Oklahoma City in 1995, you understand the significance of the Memorial Marathon. The marathon event marks the history of how our city was forever changed on April 19 of that year, and honors the victims, survivors, rescuers and all who were affected. If you are one of the 25,000 par