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Lower Georgia Ave Main Street Small Business Grant Recipients

11 Jun 2021 1 min read

Lower Georgia Ave Main Street is committed to supporting a thriving small business community. We are pleased to share the recipients of the Small Business Grants along our corridor. These businesses represent the diversity of the neighborhoods we serve. We are proud to offer these grants to help small businesses address the most pressing issues and critical needs they face.

Smitty’s Bar (3549 Georgia Ave NW)

Sankofa Video & Books (2714 Georgia Ave NW)

Capitol Cider House (3930 Georgia Ave NW)

Petworth Laundromat (4015 Georgia Ave NW)

Tsehay Ethiopian Restaurant and Bar (3630 Georgia Ave NW)

Sweat DC (3325 Georgia Ave NW)

Here’s The Scoop (2824 Georgia Ave NW)

Eat Well Juice Bar (2608 Georgia Ave NW)

Jc Unisex Salon (3545 Georgia Ave NW)

Sankofa Cafe (2714 Georgia Ave NW)

Salsa With Silvia (3232 Georgia Ave NW)

Georgia Mart and Wireless (3547 Georgia Ave NW)

Yoga Heights (3506 Georgia Ave NW)

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