Bucs owners offer grants to hurricane-impacted businesses


The Glazer Family Foundation gave $1 million to businesses in Tampa Bay and west central Florida after Hurricane Milton.
The Glazer Family Foundation gave $1 million to businesses in Tampa Bay and west central Florida after Hurricane Milton.
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The owners of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers created the Glazer Family Small Business Fund after the 2024 hurricanes hit Florida to help organizations impacted by the storms. The fund is currently accepting applications for a third round of small business fund grants, open to small businesses in Tampa Bay and west central Florida.

After Hurricane Helene in September, the Glazers donated $1 million to support local relief efforts. Following Hurricane Milton in October, the family created the Glazer Family Small Business Fund with a $1 million commitment to help small businesses recover.

For the third round of grants, applications are open until 5 p.m. Friday, July 11. The grants are $5,000 each per small business. Businesses can apply online to qualify by providing information such as damage descriptions and the estimated cost of repairs from the storm as well as how hurricanes Helene and/or Milton affected operations.

 

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