The fund is intended for businesses, including restaurants located “within a few blocks” of the office buildings near some of its campuses In Seattle (Via EaterSeattle)
to assist small businesses around its Downtown and South Lake Union campuses impacted by the precipitous drop in foot traffic caused by a work-from-home guidelines in response to the novel coronavirus outbreak., the fund will be earmarked for small businesses of fewer than 50 employees or less than $7 million in annual revenue, and are located “within a few blocks” of the office buildings near the Regrade campus and South Lake Union.
Those would include restaurants and food trucks in the vicinity of Amazon’s 50 buildings in the two neighborhoods. As part of the grant process, Amazon will request information on how much revenue “each applicant anticipates it’ll lose in March.”following guidelines by King County authorities to help limit the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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