The following curated resources have been reviewed by our consultants to assure that they may be helpful to you during this difficult time.
NBDC experienced business consultants are ready to provide one-on-one, confidential consulting during this situation via email, phone, or videoconferencing.
What can NBDC help with?
- Help small businesses rethink their operations so they can try to adapt to the current environment
- Conduct a cash flow analysis and advise owners on how to preserve cash during this crisis
- Provide assistance with disaster loan applications
To request services, please visit our staff directory to contact a consultant or call 402.554.NBDC (6232) and leave a message.
NBDC Resources
NBDC offers federal emergency grant application assistance
Shuttered Venue Operators Grant
The State of Nebraska, the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce, the University of Nebraska and several local project partners came together to develop and share the Nebraska Business Response Survey to understand the impact coronavirus (COVID-19) is having on the revenue and workforce of organizations across the state and find the best ways to support our business and nonprofit community during this crisis.
Contact NBDC for more information.
State of Nebraska Resources
Governor of Nebraska website. Small business owners will find the latest news, declarations and restrictions regarding COVID-19 and the impact on the state of Nebraska.
Federal Resources
The U.S. Small Business Administration website has comprehensive resources for businesses impacted by COVID-19. The website is updated regularly with the most up to date information as related to:
- Paycheck Protection Program
- Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL)
- Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RRF)
- Shuttered Venue Operators Grant
- SBA Debt Relief
NBDC encourages business owners to check the site often for new and pertinent information to assist their small business needs during the pandemic.
The IRS has established a special section focused on steps to help taxpayers, businesses and others affected by the Coronavirus.
Doing Business with FEMA
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is looking for businesses that are interested in selling or donating medical and/or non-medical supplies that will help in the fight against COVID-19. For more information, visit our Government Contracting Resources Page.
Other Resources
The Nebraska Chamber of Commerce and Industry has developed the following concise guides on the SBA loan programs (EIDL and PPP) and the Nebraska Unemployment Insurance programs. These guides are useful in evaluating the usefulness of these programs for your business.
SBA Loan Programs
Nebraska Unemployment Insurance
The Nebraska Child Care Provider Relief Fund will award emergency funds to Nebraska licensed family and center-based child care programs that are open and currently serving families in areas of the state that have partnering relationships with NCFF or NECC initiatives. Funds, based on availability, will be awarded in the amount of $1,000 (one thousand dollars) per applicant.