Let the PPP be a lifeline for minority-owned small businesses

From there, we expanded into the D.C. market and welcomed the challenge of disinfecting city buildings and federally operated office spaces that were exposed to COVID-19. This move sparked a jump in business, and now we’re on track to have our best year yet.

As seen by data, minority communities have been affected the most by the pandemic. And with current tensions high in our communities, we need a resurgence of hope. I believe growing the small business community is the answer.

The second round of PPP loans ignited the fuel needed for small businesses to reactivate our economy. The federal government opened the door for us to band together and save our businesses and the communities we live in. I am indebted to the administration and hope we can all reach success.