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DDP offers $100,000 to help Davenport businesses shuttered by building collapse
After the partial collapse of a downtown Davenport apartment building at 324 Main St., area organizations are joining forces to raise and allocate funds for businesses and residents affected by the tragedy. CREDIT CITY OF DAVENPORT
Davenport businesses devastated by the building collapse at 324 Main St. now are receiving help from their downtown neighbors with a $100,000 allocation of relief funds from the Downtown Davenport Partnership (DDP).
The DDP, an affiliate of the Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce, announced Thursday, June 8, that it has created a Downtown Business 324 Main Disaster Relief Fund to help businesses that had to close their doors due to…
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