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🎉 Big news! 🎉 In partnership with American Express®, we are thrilled to announce more than 500 recipients of the Amex...
🎉 Big news! 🎉 In partnership with American Express®, we are thrilled to announce more than 500 recipients of the Amex...
🎉 Big news! 🎉 In partnership with American Express®, we are thrilled to announce more than 500 recipients of the Amex...

Published on: 05/20/2026

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🎉 Big news! 🎉
In partnership with American Express®, we are thrilled to announce more than 500 recipients of the Amex Shop Small® Grants Program, awarding over $10 million in funding to small businesses across the country. Each recipient has received a $20,000 grant to help them grow, innovate, and support their local communities.
Meet the grant recipients here: https://mainstreet.org/…/more-than-500-small-business-owner…
#ShopSmall #SmallBizSat #SmallBusiness

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