Community & Business Resources

Quick links so you can stay informed on community and business affairs.

Customer and Community Resources

United Way of Greater Dayton Area

United Way of the Greater Dayton Area Help Link 2-1-1
Need immediate help? Dial 211 or call 937-225-3000

Donate to the COVID-19 Response Fund for Greater Dayton

Apply for a grant from COVID-19 Response Fund for Greater Dayton

The Foodbank of Dayton

Miami Valley Community Action Partnership

Dayton Eviction Information

Montgomery County Relief Programs. Click on the "Housing" button or click here to for mortgage, rent and utility assistance.

Montgomery County CARES Act Funding
Montgomery County is distributing funds from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act to our communities. Online applications are now available at www.mcohiocares.org.

Preble County Housing Assistance Program (PDF)

Business and Customer Resources

Dayton Chamber of Commerce COVID-19 Updates

Dayton Chamber TV – helpful videos supporting COVID-19 response

Dayton and Montgomery County Public Health

Paycheck Protection Program

Reopen Downtown Dayton Grant Program

Small Business Association Economic Injury Disaster Loans

Office of Small Business Relief

Save Small Business Fund

The Connor Group Small Business Loan Program

U.S. Government Benefits Resource Center

Ohio Minority Micro-Enterprise Grant Program
Many Ohio small, minority- and women-owned businesses have been hard hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Ohio Minority Micro-Enterprise Grant Program provides $10,000 in funding to help these companies through the current crisis and set them up for the future.

Montgomery County Relief Programs. Click on the "Small Business" button or click here for grants to help with pandemic-related expenses, including utilities.

Preble County Small Business Relief Program (PDF)

FastLane: Funding to Help You Recover from COVID-19
FastLane has funding available for manufacturing businesses impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. Manufacturers can apply funds to offset part of the cost of services they need to recover from the pandemic.