Senator Corman will host a telephone town hall to talk with residents about COVID-19 at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 8, 2020. He will be joined by a panel of medical, public safety and business experts to answer questions about the state’s efforts to protect public health and the economy.

Residents will receive a phone call on their landlines. Residents who want to receive a call on their cell phone should go to  www.senatorcorman.com/tele-town-hall . A live audio stream of the event also will be available at that link.
SBA Offers Daily Webinars on
Emergency Capital Programs for Applicants

The U.S. Small Business Administration Eastern Pennsylvania District Office and the Chester Delaware Counties SCORE Chapter hold daily webinars explaining the SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) and the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).
The webinar provides you with answers and help you understand: 1) eligibility, 2) use of loan funds, and 3) Q&A time devoted to answer your specific questions on both the EIDL and PPP.

Due to the high volume of questions we are receiving, the webinar is held daily. If the session is full, please join a session on another day. 

  • Schedule has begun and continues daily through Friday April 17. Webinars are offered Monday through Friday.
  • Each Webinar starts at 12:00 noon and concludes at 1:30 p.m. 
  • Log in Information: https://score.zoom.us/j/723846010
  • Email our SBA District Office at [email protected] with any questions about the webinar. 

Reminder: U.S. Chamber Resources

To help small businesses get the relief they need, the U.S. Chamber released several resources to help them take advantage of new CARES Act loan programs, and to show how businesses are stepping up to fight the spread of the virus.


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