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2026 Glazer Family Small Business Fund

2026 Glazer Family Small Business Fund

The Glazer Family
LOCATION & INDUSTRIES
AMOUNT

Up to $5,000

OWNERSHIP REQUIREMENTS
DEADLINE

October 27, 2026

ABOUT THE GRANT

The North Tampa Bay Chamber is proud to partner with the Glazer Family—owners of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers—to deliver critical relief funding to small businesses across Tampa Bay and West Central Florida.

In response to Hurricanes Helene and Milton, the Glazer Family committed $2 million in recovery funding, including $1 million dedicated specifically to small businesses. Through multiple funding rounds, hundreds of local businesses have already received support to help them rebuild, recover, and move forward.

This program is administered in partnership with regional chambers, including the North Tampa Bay Chamber and seven other Tampa Bay–area chambers.

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Note: there will be three rounds of applications for this grant, with the final round closing in October 2026.

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