State Sen. Steve Santarsiero (D-10) announced the award of $200,000 to
two businesses in his district from the Department of Community and
Economic Development’s (DCED) COVID-19 Working Capital Access Program
(CWCA). Curtin and Heefner, a law firm located in Lower Makefield
Township, and Well of Life Center for Natural Health, located in
Doylestown, each received the maximum amount of $100,000 through this
program. This was the final round of CWCA funding, as the state moves
toward re-opening.
“I am pleased that this final round of CWCA funding has brought an
additional $200,000 to two businesses in my district, bringing the total
amount of funds received in the 10th district to $1.4 million,” said
Santarsiero. “With this last round of funding, businesses are continuing
to receive critical support as we move into the yellow phase of
re-opening. While this program is winding down, the positive effects on
these businesses will continue to be felt as they transition into the
yellow phase of re-opening.”
The CWCA Program is administered by the Pennsylvania Industrial
Development Authority (PIDA) and provides critical working capital
financing to small businesses located within the Commonwealth that are
adversely impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak. For more information on
the CWCA program, visit
https://dced.pa.gov/programs/covid-19-working-capital-access-program-cwca/.
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