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DC Small Business Microgrant Recipient List DC Small Business Microgrant Recipient List Total Final Aggregated Grant Recipient Award Amount Intended Use of Award 10 Florida Ave DDR LLC $1,000.00 100 Black Men Of Greater Washington DC Inc $6,660.00 1013 Enterprise LLC $1,000.00 Payroll and salaries 10A Logistic LLC $1,000.00 Rent Payroll and salaries Insurance Operating Expense 10th Street Market Inc $2,500.00 Utilities Rent 11-11 Wellness $1,000.00 Rent 11-M Cleaners $7,688.63 Rent Utilities Operating Expense 1101 K St Restaurant LLC $12,023.40 Accounts Payable 1110 U Street LLC $11,709.25 Utilities Supplies 1200 Taylor Hoagies LLC DBA Taylor Gourmet $6,500.00 Utilities Accounts Payable 1212 Cafe LLC $6,500.00 Payroll and salaries 1213 U St LLC $17,639.92 Operations expenses Accounts Payable Inventory 1215 Ct LLC $11,595.01 1218 Wisc Inc $17,925.51 Operations expenses Utilities Equipment 1239 Texas Food Corp $6,500.00 Payroll and salaries 1250 Connecticut Avenue LLC $4,598.02 Rent Operating Expense 1261 Wisconsin Ave. Inc DBA Siganture $17,011.62 Rent Operations expenses Utilities Payroll and salaries 1291 Hospitality Group LLC $11,680.69 Salary 12G JJ Sandwich Company $11,623.57 Payroll 12th Street Capital LLC $1,000.00 Rent 12Th Street Pizza Inc. $6,500.00 Operations expenses Payroll and salaries 1301 Restaurant Ventures Inc $6,500.00 1306 G Street Investors LLC $11,766.37 Rent Utilities 1313 Ventures LLC $6,500.00 Accounts Payable Inventory 1326 Florida Ave NE LLC $1,000.00 Operations expenses 1336 U Street LLC $12,280.43 Operations expenses Supplies 13th St Meats LLC $1,000.00 Payroll and salaries 14 & V Inc $14,279.58 Supplies 1402 Revo Nails Inc $7,799.22 Rent Operating Expense 1418 12th St LLC $11,623.57 Rent Accounts Payable Operating Expense 1420 Pennsy LLC $11,712.96 Operations expenses 1424 Marketing Group LLC $4,368.09 Operations expenses 1454 P Street LLC $1,000.00 Business credit cards and debt service 14L JJ Sandwich Company $11,709.25 Payroll and salaries 14U Sandwiches $11,623.57 Payroll and salaries 1541 Q LLC $11,966.28 Rent Utilities Payroll and salaries Insurance Inventory 1550 7th St LLC $5,797.45 Payroll and salaries Utilities Operating Expense 1624 U St Inc DBA Chicha Lounge $17,354.33 1644 North Capitol LLC $1,000.00 170Eat $1,000.00 Payroll and salaries 1714 C LLC $4,000.00 1726 Connecticut Ave LLC $6,500.00 Operating Expense Inventory Payroll and salaries 1729 Jtvid Inc $17,097.29 1750 Taylor Hoagies LLC DBA Taylor Gourmet $6,500.00 Accounts Payable 1825 18th Hospitality LLC T/A Bar Charley $10,820.84 Utilities Payroll and salaries Accounts Payable 1850 U LLC $3,912.60 Utilities 18th Amendment LLC $11,480.78 Operations expenses 1st Choice Rehabilitation & Wellness Center $5,197.77 Operations expenses 20 M Street Inc $11,199.85 2001 13th Street LLC $4,101.67 Payroll and salaries 2003 11th Street LLC $8,210.76 Business credit cards and debt service Page 1 of 130 Total Final Aggregated Grant Recipient Award Amount Intended Use of Award 2012 9th Street Cafe LLC $6,500.00 Inventory 202 Films LLC $1,000.00 Operations expenses 2020 O Street Corporation $9,386.32 Operating Expense 2020 Tremont LLC $1,000.00 2029 P St LLC $6,500.00 Rent Operations expenses Utilities Payroll and salaries 2032 P St LLC $12,337.55 Rent Utilities Payroll and salaries Insurance Accounts Payable 2121 K Street LLC $6,500.00 Rent Utilities Payroll and salaries 220 12th Pl $1,000.00 Rent 2323 TTTDC On 18th, LLC $9,424.52 Rent Utilities 2335 LLC $8,710.54 2401 Restaurant Corp $17,354.33 Accounts Payable 2411 18th Hospitality LLC $6,500.00 Utilities Supplies 2411 36th St LLC $1,000.00 Rent 2446 Ru LLC $12,451.79 Accounts Payable 2608 Connecticut Avenue LLC $11,166.92 2805 M St LLC $8,884.45 Rent Operating Expense 2901 Nelson LLC $1,000.00 Utilities 2Bangla Plus Two Inc $10,024.26 Rent Payroll and salaries Operating Expense 2Fitt Wellness LLC $1,000.00 2W Recycling Incorporated $4,598.02 Operations expenses Payroll and salaries Equipment 302 P Street Partners $2,500.00 Rent Mortgage Operations expenses Utilities Payroll and salaries Insurance Business credit cards and debt service Accounts Payable Inventory 3110 Asociates LLC $4,626.58 Rent Utilities 3120 Mass Ave LLC $1,000.00 3161 Nail & Spa Corporation $3,681.13 Rent Utilities 3301 Inc $8,240.77 Operations expenses 3313 11th Hospitality LLC DBA El Chucho $12,280.43 Rent Utilities Payroll and salaries 336 37th LLC $1,000.00 Utilities 3549 Georgia Ave LLC DBA Smitty's $6,500.00 Rent Utilities 3624 Georgia Avenue Inc $11,680.69 368 LLC $1,000.00 Utilities Supplies Business Credit Card and Debt Service 3813 Minnesota Ave Ne $2,500.00 Business credit cards and debt service 3840 S Capitol LLC $1,000.00 Utilities 3848 S Capitol LLC $3,031.05 Utilities 3907 14th Hospitality LLC T/A Little Coco's $12,137.64 Rent Utilities Payroll and salaries 3930 1St LLC $2,779.45 Utilities 4024 Nail & Spa Corporation $3,475.43 Rent Business credit cards and debt service 405 H St LLC $3,734.11 421 Galaxy LLC $4,569.46 Inventory 4215 Reco Nails Inc $3,488.82 Rent Utilities 441 Kennedy Street Kitchen LLC $2,500.00 Rent Operations expenses Payroll and salaries Accounts Payable 4425 Nail & Spa Corporation $4,219.40 Rent Utilities 46Hospitality LLC $6,500.00 Mortgage Utilities Payroll and salaries 48 Hour Film Project Inc $5,197.77 Rent Utilities Operating Expense 4800 Nannie Helen Inc $8,032.83 4900 Dental PLLC DBA Dr. Philips & Dr. Grewal Office $2,500.00 Business credit cards and debt serviceInventory 495 Auto Sales LLC $2,500.00 4C Mobile Services LLC $2,816.07 Rent Mortgage Operations expenses Utilities Payroll and salaries Vehicles maintenance Insurance Business credit cards and debt service Accounts Payable Supplies Office supplies Equipment Inventory Page 2 of 130 Total Final Aggregated Grant Recipient Award Amount Intended Use of Award 4J Real Estate, LLC $2,500.00 Payroll and salaries 4th Street Market $6,993.78 Rent 501 Partners LLC $11,623.57 Operations expenses 507 K LLC $10,424.09 514 Partners LLC $11,566.46 Operational Costs 51st & Richardson Properties LLC $5,500.00 520 Florida Avenue Restaurant LLC $12,480.35 Supplies 580 Strategies LLC $1,000.00 Payroll and salaries Operating Expense 60 Degrees Pharmaceuticals LLC $4,548.54 Rent 600 T $6,500.00 Operations expenses 614 E St LLC $3,478.33 Payroll and salaries 650 Lamont BL LLC $1,000.00 7 Pointe Planning Inc $1,000.00 Payroll and salaries 7 Pointe Planning Inc $5,000.00 7 Round Inc $7,249.45 Payroll and salaries 700 Wine LLC $6,500.00 Rent Operations expenses Accounts Payable 701 Second Street LLC $6,500.00 Accounts Payable 704 I Street SE $1,000.00 Payroll and salaries 711 Partners LLC $4,000.00 713 Partners LLC $10,593.30 sal and OpCost 727 Concept LLC $11,623.57 Rent Utilities Insurance 7311 Georgia LLC $10,138.50 Operations expenses 734 NW LLC $11,966.28 Rent Insurance Payroll and salaries Operating Expense 76 Forrester SW LLC $1,000.00 Utilities 7Drumlessons LLC $4,826.50 Rent Utilities 7R LLC $6,500.00 Rent Operations expenses Payroll and salaries 801 Restaurant LLC $12,623.14 Accounts Payable 826DC $4,740.82 Rent Payroll and salaries 86 Forrester LLC $3,934.43 Utilities 8th Day Productions LLC $9,492.78 Payroll and salaries Inventory Operating Expense 909 New Jersey Avenue Associates LLC $11,852.05 915 U LLC $8,342.31 Accounts Payable 917 U LLC $9,338.84 Rent Operations expenses 919 U LLC $4,000.00 9th Street Lounge LLC $6,500.00 Accounts Payable 9th Street Pizzeria LLC DBA All Purpose Pizzeria $12,566.03 Inventory Supplies A & J Hospitality Corporation $4,969.29 Rent Utilities Payroll and salaries Insurance Equipment A & K Enterprise Inc DBA Jins Cleaners $4,569.46 Supplies Insurance Operating Expense A A Maksaba LLC $2,500.00 Utilities Payroll and salaries Accounts Payable A and E Construction LLC $1,000.00 Rent A Cut Above General Contractors $4,285.23 A Digital Solutions Inc $5,283.44 Rent A Lady Writers Pen LLC $1,000.00 Rent A Little Nudge LLC $1,000.00 Payroll and salaries A Mano Inc $14,070.03 Operations expenses Utilities A Mark Corporation Inc $4,655.14 Rent Utilities Payroll and salaries Supplies A Mayer $1,000.00 Utilities Insurance Supplies A Modo Mio Inc $11,737.81 Operations expenses A Squared Development $1,000.00 Operations expenses Utilities Accounts Payable A Squared Primary Care PLLC $2,500.00 Inventory A Tour Of Her Own LLC $2,500.00 Rent Utilities A Tree Grows At Bookplace $2,500.00 Page 3 of 130 Total Final Aggregated Grant Recipient Award Amount Intended Use of Award A Vivid Age LLC $2,500.00 A Wedding Creations $10,993.70 Rent Utilities Payroll and salaries Business credit cards and debt service Accounts Payable A&F Brothers Inc $15,737.45 Rent Operations expenses Utilities Insurance A&M Inc $6,568.60 Rent Utilities A&S Restaurant Group $11,737.81 Accounts Payable Supplies A-Always Enterprises Inc $9,386.32 A. Wash & Associates Incorporated $9,786.15 A.Montero Foods LLC $11,880.61 Rent Utilities Accounts Payable Inventory A.R.E.
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