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Survival Summary for Website 3.19.Xlsx EDO Business Name County Jobs Retained/Rehired Survival Grant Award Status DEGC #GrindGrind LLC Wayne 4 $2,500 Disbursed DEGC 1234 Randolph Inc Wayne 3 $15,000 Disbursed DEGC 1904 JAC LLC Wayne 4 $10,000 Disbursed DEGC 1919 Corporation Wayne 10 $20,000 Disbursed DEGC 2 Days Child Learning Center Wayne 9 $5,000 Disbursed DEGC 313 Entertainment Group, LLC Wayne 8 $10,000 Disbursed DEGC 42nd Street, LLC Wayne 18 $5,000 Disbursed DEGC 44 Burrito LLC Wayne 3 $15,000 Disbursed DEGC 450 Temple Inc. Wayne 4 $20,000 Disbursed DEGC 800 Parc LLC Wayne 50 $10,000 Disbursed DEGC A DIVA'S EVERYTHING LLC Wayne 5 $7,500 Disbursed DEGC A&A Deli INC Wayne 5 $10,000 Disbursed DEGC A&A DELII INC Wayne 2 $10,000 Disbursed DEGC A&H appliances and mattresses Wayne 9 $10,000 Disbursed DEGC Academy of Beanie Care Wayne 8 $7,500 Disbursed DEGC ACI Detroit LLC Wayne 8 $15,000 Disbursed DEGC Adventure Enterprises, Inc. 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