Comcast Corp. recently announced the program will open another round of funding between June 1 and June 30, for 100 $5,000 grants, along with marketing and technology resources.

Last October, Comcast launched a three-year initiative called RISE — representation, investment, strength and empowerment — to support U.S. small businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Part ...

And late next month, Comcast will be awarding grants up to $10,000 for U.S. based small and diverse businesses that have been operating for between three and five years. At the core, RISE consists of ...

NBCUniversal parent Comcast Tuesday went live with Comcast RISE, a program to help minority-owned small businesses hit by COVID-19 that offers grants, equipment, internet access, commercial ...

Today, Comcast announced Houston would be one of five cities from which eligible small businesses can apply to its nationally recognized Comcast RISE program for the opportunity to receive ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – The Comcast RISE program is expanding to reach even more businesses. All women-owned small businesses nationwide, and specifically here in Fort Wayne, are eligible to ...

Since Comcast started its RISE (Representation, Investment, Strength, and Empowerment) program in 2020, it has provided more than $60 million in grants, marketing, and technology services to more ...

Small business owners in Detroit and the metro area still have time to apply for a grant package through a Comcast initiative.The Comcast RISE program is accepting applications through June 30. A ...

The new program, called Comcast Rise, offers a number of services to small businesses. Seattle Post-Intelligencer Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo Skip to main content ...

The $500,000 in total grants will add to an existing $110 million awarded so far nationally since the program launched in 2020. Small business owners face complex financing landscape after Covid ...

Comcast unveiled its "Comcast RISE" initiative, which is aimed at helping small business owners who were hurt by Covid-19 through grants, free media and more.