Luvina Beckley M.H.M and Associates: Small Businesses Are Now Able to Apply For up to $25,000 Dollars for Covid-19 Relief

Monday 3 May 2021

Small Businesses Are Now Able to Apply For up to $25,000 Dollars for Covid-19 Relief

Since the beginning of the pandemic, the California government has been trying their best to help out California businesses. It has been a hard year and a half for businesses, some were forced to close, and some are nearing the end.As of September 2020, over 19,000 California businesses were permanently closed. According to Yelp's local economic report. Millions of dollars have gone towards these businesses, and now business owners have yet another opportunity to receive funding from grants. Starting April 28th, business can apply to up to $25,000 dollars in grants for Covid-19 relief. This is a part of the $2.1 Billion from the state-funded COVID-19 relief package, signed by Gov. Newsom in February. Ms Beckley, CEO of MHM Associates Enterprise says “ I am so glad to see our government stepping up and helping our citizens at this time. I hope it does not end here.”The application period ends on May 4th, so make sure you get yours in there on time!

“For information on how you/your agency can get a grant to access funding for mental or behavioral health issues, visit us at M.H.M. & Associates Enterprises at www.mhmandassociates.com”. Luvina Beckley (CEO of MHM)

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About Luvina Beckley

With a bachelor's in business and a master's in health services administration, Luvina Beckley has spent over two and a half decades at the helm of M.H.M & Associates (MHM) in Ontario, California. A grant proposal development-and-review specialist, Luvina Beckley has helped clients secure tens of millions of dollars in funding using her patent-pending e3p3 grant development model.

Throughout her career, much of Ms. Beckley's work has focused on promoting environmental sustainability, economic prosperity, and equity in underserved communities and marginalized populations. This includes chairing the National Resource Development Council for Local Governments (NRDC-LG), an MHM-created group comprising industry and nonprofit leaders working to build sustainable communities. Some of the group's partners include Loma Linda University’s Center for Community Resilience and the University of California’s Center for Economic Development.

Beyond her work as CEO of MHM and chair of NRDC-LG, Luvina Beckley maintains involvement in the greater business community as a member of the National Association for Female Executives. In her free time, she enjoys traveling and cycling.