The Parks Main Street awarded $34,000 in funding to support small businesses in Riggs Park and Manor Park. The funding is especially useful during the public health emergency. See message from The Parks Main Street below.
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The Parks Main Street (TPMS) Congratulates FY2020 TPMS Small Business Grant Recipients!

The grants provide relief for rent, payroll, utilities and insurance during this COVID-19 pandemic.

The small businesses grant recipients proudly serve you in Riggs Park and Manor Park:

The Davis Center   https://theparksmainstreet.org/services/the-davis-center/

Manor Park Barber Shop https://theparksmainstreet.org/services/manor-park-barber-shop/

Ramdass Pharmacy https://theparksmainstreet.org/merchandise/ramdass-pharmacy/

DeColores Learning Center  https://theparksmainstreet.org/services/de-colores-learning-center/

Senbeb Café & Natural Foods  https://theparksmainstreet.org/eat/senbeb-cafe/                          

Troka Insurance https://theparksmainstreet.org/services/troka-insurance/

Peaches Kitchen and Catering  https://theparksmainstreet.org/eat/peaches-kitchen-restaurant-catering-service/

Integrative Body Work & Wellness  https://theparksmainstreet.org/services/integrative-bodywork-llc/

Please click the link below for TPMS Small Business Grant Recipients “Thank You” Video. 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1StGwDxT8XIKxvZ_zF_lBZtI8718iOEvn/view?usp=sharing

This video was coordinated by the TPMS Promotions Committee with filming by TPMS Board Member and Promotions Committee co-chair Joann Stevens and committee member Roger Glass.
Production and graphics by Kelcie Glass through Arts for Our Children, Inc. 

For the latest information on the District Government’s response to COVID-19 (Coronavirus), please visit coronavirus.dc.gov.

Edwin D. Washington | Executive Director
The Parks Main Street
A Program of the Center for Nonprofit Advancement
Direct (202) 774-5542
info@theparksmainstreet.org
As a Main Street America™ Accredited program, The Parks Main Street is a recognized leading program among the national network of more than 1,200 neighborhoods and communities who share both a commitment to creating high-quality places and to building stronger communities through preservation-based economic development.