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PA Grant Recipients Announced Pennsylvania CDFI Network Grant Recipients Listing includes approved grant applications that have received funds or have signed a grant agreement as of Friday, September 4, 2020. This list will be updated and posted on a weekly basis. Business Name D.B.A Name (if any) Business Location City Business Location County Approved Grant Amount 10 PERFECT NAILS SHEWSBURY York $20,000 1005 TUNG'S GARDEN PLYMOTHMEETING Montgomery $20,000 1011 J & S INC Manni & Peddi norristown Montgomery $20,000 1101 MARKLEY INC NORRISTOWN Montgomery $25,000 1106 S. Braddock Ave, Inc Murphy's Tap Room Pittsburgh Allegheny $25,000 11TH AND PIKE ST K&B GROCERY READING Berks $25,000 12 Steps Down LLC 12 Steps Down Philadelphia Philadelphia $35,000 12 West Broad LLC Joe's Tavern Bethlehem Northampton $35,000 1311 Partners LLC pittsburgh Allegheny $20,000 1402 SEING INC FULL MOON DELI PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia $20,000 1417 Shunk Corp Philadelphia Philadelphia $15,000 1500 China Gourmet Inc Bristol Bucks $20,000 1617 barbershop & beauty salon Philadelphia Philadelphia $10,000 1822 KM Inc Philadelphia Philadelphia $15,000 1of1 Services Erie Erie $5,000 1st Class Hard Surface Restoration LLC Shirleysburg Huntingdon $5,000 20 Princess Nail & Spa Inc Princess Nail & Spa Admore Montgomery $35,000 201 Macdade, Inc. Darby Delaware $25,000 2050's Beauty & Cosmetic Inc. Philadelphia Philadelphia $20,000 218 Bar & Grill 218 Bar & Grill TARENTUM Allegheny $20,000 2222 HUNTING INC HOAGIE CITY PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia $20,000 2229 Grays Ferry Operating, LLC Grace Tavern Philadelphia Philadelphia $35,000 232 MV INC. WEST CHESTER Chester $50,000 24 7 Philly INC Yamitsuki Philadelphia Philadelphia $40,000 25 GOLDEN BOX INC GOLDEN BOX PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia $20,000 2516 Inc pat's pub PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia $20,000 2528 Willowbrook Inc The Thirsty Bulldog Upper Chichester Delaware $25,000 2nd Threadz Philadelphia Philadelphia $10,000 2nd Time Charleroi Washington $15,000 2ne2 Breakfast Inc Philadelphia Philadelphia $20,000 2T Alchemy LLC Clifton Heights Delaware $5,000 309 Hilltop Spa, Inc Coopersburg Bucks $10,000 3D Amusements, Inc. Pittsburgh Allegheny $35,000 4 Friends Hair Center, llc Laureldale Berks $20,000 4 SEASONS NAILS MOUNT JOY Lancaster $20,000 405 Mercersburg Inn Enterprises LLC The Mercersburg Inn Mercersburg Franklin $35,000 416 EAST MAIN HAIR SALON NORRISTOWN Montgomery $15,000 429 Holdings, LLC 30 MAIN Berwyn Chester $25,000 4325 DONUT PLUS INC DONUT PLUS PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia $20,000 4500 Beer Depot Inc Wayne Junction Deli Philadelphia Philadelphia $25,000 4690, Inc. Philadelphia Philadelphia $5,000 48 Garrett Rd Cafe and Restuarant Inc S.A Cafe Upper Darby Delaware $25,000 4th Street Nail Philadelphia Philadelphia $15,000 514 Jessica Inc Chick N Beer Upper Darby Delaware $25,000 5215 Markey Inc PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia $20,000 523 Heng Heng, Inc. East Lansdowne Delaware $20,000 555 Cafe Inc Bala Cynwyd Montgomery $25,000 5559 North, Inc. 55 North Bar Philadelphia Philadelphia $20,000 6001 CHIA LLC UPLAND BEER AND DELI PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia $20,000 645 JACKY INC NEW KENSINGTON Westmoreland $20,000 720 Wabe, INC 720 West Bistro Philadelphia Philadelphia $15,000 7th street Rotisserie Chicken llc Family restaurant Allentown Lehigh $25,000 807DTown, LLC Coatesville Chester $20,000 815 JMJ Inc Sophia Nail II MERION STATION Montgomery $20,000 930 Hospitality LLC Bridges and Bourbon PIttsburgh Allegheny $35,000 A & J Family Day Care Center A & J Early Child Harrisburg Dauphin $15,000 Development Group Daycare Page 1 of 51 A & J Hospitality LLC Corner Cafe West Grove Chester $20,000 A and C Multiservice Reading Berks $5,000 A Child’s Wardrobe Pittsburgh Allegheny $15,000 A Finished Appearance Lower Burrell Westmoreland $35,000 A Giandomenico INC V &S Sandwiches Narvon Lancaster $20,000 A Head of the Times Hair Designs Pittsburgh Allegheny $20,000 A Homes Granite Kitchen & Flooring Inc Reading Berks $20,000 A International Salon LLC A Private Salon Indiana Indiana $20,000 A Jazzy Prospect, Inc., DBA: Deer Head Inn Deer Head Inn Delaware Water Gap Monroe $20,000 A L Nail & Soa Allentown Lehigh $20,000 A La Carte Designs, Inc. A' La Carte Designs, Inc. Trappe Montgomery $20,000 A Matter of Taste LLC Chambersburg Franklin $15,000 A Novel Idea on Passyunk LLC A Novel Idea Philadelphia Philadelphia $20,000 A Nurse's Touch, LLC Langhorne Bucks $5,000 A Place Like Home II Adult Day Center A Place Like Home II Philadelphia Philadelphia $35,000 A razored edge llc Mechanicsburg Cumberland $25,000 A Shear Escape, Inc. A Shear Escape Erie Erie $15,000 A Spot 4 Tots Learning Academy LLC Philadelphia Philadelphia $10,000 A Star Is Born Philadelphia Philadelphia $15,000 A Taste of Heaven Event Service & C Marokko Restaurant Ardmore Montgomery $25,000 A Thoughtful Transition, LLC. Souderton Montgomery $5,000 A touch of style Cranberry twp Butler $25,000 A&A Nail Spa Inc A&A Nail Spa ambler Montgomery $10,000 A&C Euro Inc NEW CUMBERLAND Cumberland $20,000 AA Nails Spa Pittsburgh Allegheny $20,000 Aanchal Apparel and Accessories Hummelstown Dauphin $5,000 Abdelkader Family Dentistry Philadelphia Philadelphia $40,000 Abracadabra Simply Magic, LLC Philadelphia Philadelphia $5,000 ABW Philly Inc America's Best Wings PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia $20,000 Accel Academy Melrose Park Montgomery $25,000 ACCENT Z LLC HARRISBURG Dauphin $20,000 Accents from head to Toe, LLC Bethlehem Northampton $20,000 ACE Construction, Maintenance & More West Hazleton Luzerne $5,000 a-chinatown express inc york York $25,000 Acorn Acres Floral Design, LLC Acorn Acres Floral TItusville Crawford $20,000 Acropolis Corporation Texas Hot Weiner Lunch Hanover York $25,000 Action Driven Education Meyersdale Somerset $5,000 Acupuncture Center for Human Performance Newtown Bucks $20,000 Acupuncture In Motion LLC Philadelphia Philadelphia $5,000 Acuwang Wellness Center,LLC Havertown Delaware $20,000 Adam Knepper Trucking Hustontown Fulton $20,000 ADIELA LLC CHUCK'S PRETZEL BAKERY PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia $5,000 AND HOMEMADE WATER ICE Adorned of Johnstown Adorned Johnstown Cambria $20,000 Adrian King Massage and Yoga LLC Healing Arts Collective Philadelphia Philadelphia $20,000 Adventure In Fun LLC Gettysburg Adams $25,000 Adventures in Better Childcare LLC Darby Delaware $15,000 Affey's Sports Bar & Grille Affey's Sports Bar & Grille Allentown Lehigh $25,000 African Cultural Art Forum Philadelphia Philadelphia $20,000 African Expressions PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia $5,000 afro latina hair extensions hazleton Luzerne $35,000 Agatha Lerch Ambiance Salon And Spa shillington Berks $20,000 Ahvah Allen Avah's Family Child Care Philadelphia Philadelphia $5,000 Aim High Hair Studio LLC Wilkinsburg Allegheny $5,000 Aimee’s Hair Designs Worthville Jefferson $5,000 Air Studio LLC Lemoyne Cumberland $5,000 Aks Salon and Day Spa Mechanicsburg Cumberland $20,000 Alchemy Salon ltd Alchemy Salon and Color Harrisburg Dauphin $20,000 Bar ALDM, LLC Studio Tow 20 Two Salon Lancaster Lancaster $25,000 ALEXA'S BEAUTY SALON LLC BETHLEHEM Northampton $5,000 Page 2 of 51 Alexlar Salon Inc. Pittston Luzerne $20,000 ALF family Dentistry ALF Family Dentistry Scranton Lackawanna $20,000 Management Company LLC ALFERSO LLC ALEBRIJE RESTAURANT II READING Berks $35,000 Alfred of Philadelphia Florist Alfred of Philadelphia Glenolden Delaware $25,000 Florist Alicia's Mirror Image Pittsburgh Allegheny $5,000 Ali's Wagon, Ltd Philadelphia Philadelphia $25,000 Aliyas little scholars Philadelphia Philadelphia $20,000 All About u hair salon & spa all about u ASTON Delaware $20,000 All Natural Fitness. LLC Philadelphia Philadelphia $5,000 ALLEN INVESTMENTS INC AMY LIEBELS CUTTING ERIE Erie $20,000 CREW Alley Cats Salon LLC Southampton Bucks $20,000 Allison McGeary Florist, Inc. Pittsburgh Allegheny $35,000 Allred Group Inc. Dance Line Paoli Chester $25,000 Allure Beauty Lounge LLC Lancaster Lancaster $5,000 Almony's Athletics, LLC Titanium Athletics Glen Rock York $10,000 Almost Home Day Care, Inc. Roslyn Montgomery $20,000 Alo Academy Lansdowne Delaware $15,000 Aloha Bar and Restaurant Philadelphia Philadelphia $20,000 Alpaca Creations Emporium Cameron $5,000 Alpine LDA Inc. Pittsburgh Allegheny $25,000 Alter Ego Pittsburgh LLC Verona Allegheny $5,000 Alterio's Catering Service Canonsburg Washington $15,000 Amanda Arrington Family Care philadelphia Philadelphia $5,000 Amanda L. Knight Delicate Designs by Malvern Chester $5,000 Amanda AMAZING KIDS FROM THE FURUTR NONE.COM READING Berks $25,000 Amber Marie Photography Moon Allegheny $10,000 Ambrosina Pena de diaz International Restaurant Lancaster Lancaster $5,000 Amcibus LLC dba New China King Asian Bistro New China King Asian Coatesville Chester $20,000 Bistro AMG Beauty Bar LLC Eagleville Montgomery $25,000 AMI COOKIE LLC NESTLE TOLL HOUSE PHILADELPHIA Bucks $20,000 Amici Italian Grille, LLC Amici Italian Grille Berwick Columbia $20,000 Amor Kissing Hands LLC Philadelphia Philadelphia $5,000 AMY 3241 INC G & B COLD BEER PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia $20,000 Amy Carter LLC Acme Barbecue and Williamsport Lycoming $25,000 Catering Amy's Hairstyling Inc Greenville Mercer $20,000 Ana Estrella Group Home Day Care Hazleton Luzerne $10,000 Ana F Liz Philadelphia Philadelphia $5,000 Ana Pesce, L.E. LLC Philadelphia Philadelphia $20,000 Analisa LLC Revival Phl Phialdelphia Philadelphia $5,000 Andre J. Gonzalez Lancaster Lancaster $10,000 Andrea Sapiente In Balance Williamsport Lycoming $5,000 Andys barbershop inc Wilkes Barre Luzerne $5,000 Angel Cuts Rockledge Montgomery $10,000 ANGEL NAILS OF PA LLC ANGEL NAIL PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia $20,000 Angela Lafferty Nails Claysburg Blair $5,000 Angello's Barber Shop Boyertown Berks $5,000 Angel's Sandwiches and More York York $5,000 Angkor Nails and Spa LLC York York $25,000 Aniko's Hungarian Skin Care and Spa and Cafe Oakdale Allegheny $20,000 Anita Lynn's, Inc. C C's Cafe' Sharpsburg Allegheny $35,000 Anna K Coutts Anna Coutts, Realtor Greentown Pike $5,000 Anna nail salon llc anna nail salon Perkasie Bucks $20,000 Anna Nails Design Pittsburgh Allegheny $5,000 Annabella's Italian Restaurant Bristol Bucks $20,000 Annamarie's Place Royersford Montgomery $25,000 Annette M.
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