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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Terry Moore
Phone: (870) 862-4747
Email: [email protected]
Main Street El Dorado Announces Mini Grant Recipients
EL DORADO, Ark. Main Street El Dorado is pleased to announce the recipients of its Main Street Mini Grant Program, an initiative designed to support local businesses and contribute to the continued revitalization of downtown El Dorado.
Five local businesses and organizations have been selected to receive grant funding:
Charlie Corner, Timberlane Meat Market, Wild Elm Mercantile, The Hanna Center, and The Old Town Store, for a total of $9,350. These are reimbursement grants, and the improvements must be completed by the end of the year.
The Mini Grant Program provides financial assistance for eligible projects that enhance the appearance, appeal, and vitality of downtown properties and businesses. Through these investments, Main Street El Dorado aims to encourage improvements that strengthen the downtown experience for business owners, residents, and visitors alike.
“Supporting our local businesses is an important part of building a vibrant downtown,” said Terry Moore, Executive Director of Main Street El Dorado. “These grants provide an opportunity to invest in our downtown businesses, encourage improvements, and continue the momentum of revitalization. We are excited to see the impact these projects will have on our downtown district.”
Main Street El Dorado works to revitalize downtown through economic development, historic preservation, design, and promotion. Partnerships with local businesses, property owners, community organizations, and volunteers are essential to creating a thriving downtown district.
The Mini Grant Program reflects Main Street El Dorado’s ongoing commitment to supporting local investment, strengthening downtown businesses, and building a welcoming destination for the entire community.
For more information about Main Street El Dorado and its downtown revitalization initiatives, visit mainstreeteldorado.org.
About Main Street El Dorado
Established in 1988, Main Street El Dorado is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the revitalization of downtown El Dorado through economic development, historic preservation, design, and promotion. The organization works alongside local businesses, property owners, volunteers, and community partners to build a vibrant and sustainable