Technical and Economic Assistance Program

The TEAP is open to businesses and non-profits located in unincorporated Clark County.

Applicants that have previously applied for TEAP and were declined are ineligible to re-apply, UNLESS one of the following applies to you:

• Your business application was declined due to the date of your Clark County business license and you have a physical business location
• Your nonprofit application was declined due to the start date on your Clark County Charitable Organization Certificate

If this applies to you, email ccteap@ndconline.org for instructions to re-apply.

There are three eligibility categories:

Existing Business – defined as an active business with A.) more than one (1) year of continuous operating history starting from the original date of issuance listed on the Clark County business license, B.) a minimum of $25,000 and less than $3 million in annual revenue, C.) less than 50 full-time equivalent (FTE) employees, D.) a current Clark County business license and E.) physically located in unincorporated Clark County.

Non-Profits – defined as a continuously operating organization as described in section 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(19) of the Internal Revenue Code with A.) more than one (1) year of continuous operating history,  B.) a minimum of $1,000 and less than $3 million in annual revenue, (C.) less than 50 full-time equivalent (FTE) employees, (D.) a current Clark County charitable organization certificate, and E.) physically located in unincorporated Clark County.

Microbusiness – defined as a business with A.) less than 12 months of operating history from the original date of issuance listed on the Clark County business license B.) physically located in unincorporated Clark County, C.) less than 50 full-time equivalent (FTE) employees, and D.) a current Clark County business license.

Funding for the TEAP is intended to help businesses that show long-term viability and scalability such as businesses that can grow their workforce and/or have plans for a brick-and-mortar location. Examples of ineligible businesses include:

• Independent contractors such as freelance or gig economy workers, Uber/Lyft drivers, DoorDash or other on-demand food delivery businesses, taxi drivers
• Passive investment businesses, pyramid sale distribution plans or multi-level marketing
• Commercial real estate businesses including vacation rentals, Airbnb rentals, apartment rentals
• Businesses that derive more than one-third of their revenue from gaming activities
• Adult oriented businesses, cannabis industry businesses, liquor stores
• Financial institutions, such as banks, lenders, pay day lenders, auto title lenders, check cashers
• Businesses with a conflict of interest with County, State or Federal government or third-party administrator (NDC)

Applicants that have previously applied for TEAP and were declined are ineligible to re-apply, UNLESS one of the following applies to you:

• Your business application was declined due to the date of your Clark County business license and you have a physical business location
• Your nonprofit application was declined due to the start date on your Clark County Charitable Organization Certificate

If this applies to you, email ccteap@ndconline.org for instructions to re-apply.

**Only one application per person is allowed, even if you own multiple businesses.**

The TEAP application is a two-part process. The pre-application will confirm minimum eligibility criteria. Upon completion of the pre-application screening, eligible applicants will be invited to complete the full application, which will confirm program eligibility and long-term viability.

Pre-Application

• Clark County Business License Number or Clark County Charitable Organization Certificate Number

Full-Application

• Business Tax Returns or Financial Statements (2019-2021 as available)
• 2022 Internal Profit & Loss Statement or if not available, evidence of current operations (such as a bank statement or point of sale reports)
• Business EIN or Social Security Number
• Copy of driver’s license or state-issued ID for all owners over 20%
• If you have employees, IRS Form 941
• Resume (Unemployed Pre-Venture/Start-up only)
• Strategic Plan (if available)

Applicants will also be required to detail the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on their organization and explain how the grant investment will help the organization grow and improve its operational resiliency.

All grant awards will be used for operating capital. Examples include, but are not limited to, reopening supplies, marketing, employee wages and benefits, trainings, purchase of bookkeeping software, etc.

The grant award amount for the microbusiness category is capped at $5,000.

The grant award for non-profits and existing businesses will be based on annual gross revenue (AGR) according to the following tiers:

Tier 1 Grant Award Amount $5,000:

• Non-profits with AGR between $1,000 – $49,999
• Existing businesses with AGR between $25,000 – $49,999
• All microbusiness applicants

Tier 2 Grant Award Amount $10,000:

• Non-profits and existing businesses with AGR between $50,000 – $99,999

Tier 3 Grant Award Amount $15,000:

• Non-profits and existing businesses with AGR between $100,000 – $249,999

Tier 4 Grant Award Amount $25,000:

• Non-profits and existing businesses with AGR between $250,000 – $499,999

Tier 5 Grant Award Amount $50,000:

• Non-profits and existing businesses with AGR between $500,000 – $749,999

Tier 6 Grant Award Amount $75,000:

• Non-profits and existing businesses with AGR between $750,000 – $999,999

Tier 7 Grant Award Amount $100,000:

• Non-profits and existing businesses with AGR between $1M – $3M

Payments for all three categories will be distributed in three payments throughout the duration of the 13-month program.

For general inquiries, please contact Rachel Flores.

Applicants who need assistance filling out the application can contact one of the three Lead Technical Assistance providers listed below. Please note: Non-profits should reach out to the GrantLab for help. For help in Spanish please make an appointment with Ramses Gonzalez.