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GO Topeka launches two new grant programs to help young employees and small businesses

It's that initial investment to get your business to grow, it can be really hard so all the help you can get," Owner & Founder Reliant Apparel Clinton Appelhanz said. Clinton Appelhanz founded Reliant Apparel back in 2011 but he's had some help along the way from GO Topeka grants to make his dreams a reality.

Go Topeka has introduced two new grant programs aimed at supporting young employees and small businesses in Topeka, Kansas. The first program, the Young Talent Attraction Program, offers up to $15,000 to young professionals aged 21-34 who move to Topeka for work, providing $10,000 for home purchase assistance and $5,000 for student loan repayment. The second initiative, The Greater Topeka Partnership Small Business Capital Program, provides grants ranging from $5,000 to $10,000 to small businesses with 10 or fewer employees to help with capital improvements, equipment purchases, or technology upgrades. These programs are part of a broader effort to attract and retain talent, stimulate economic growth, and support the local business community.

Read the Full WIBW Article at:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/startup/go-topeka-launches-two-new-grant-programs-to-help-young-employees-and-small-businesses/ar-AA1AEGI6