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Kaylee Tuck

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Kaylee is an associate in the Real Estate and Land Use & Environmental Law departments in the firm’s Fort Myers office. She focuses her practice in commercial and residential sales and leases, development, land use, and survey matters. Kaylee is admitted to practice in all Florida state courts.

While in law school, Kaylee was a member of the Phi Alpha Delta International Law Fraternity, served as an Associate Editor for the Journal of International Aging Law and Policy, and worked as an intern for the Legal Department of the St. Petersburg Police Department.

Kaylee was born and raised in Sebring, Florida, and graduated from Sebring High School. When not working, she enjoys running, playing with her dog, and visiting new places.

Professional and Civic Affiliations

Over the years, Kaylee has volunteered as a legal intern for Gulfcoast Legal Services in St. Petersburg and Sarasota, Florida. She also was a member of the Miracle League of Lake Placid, Florida, and was a member of the United Way of Highlands County Community Investment Team.

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April 21 Update

Unfortunately, the grant application process is closed. Carolyn Cawley President, U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation stated in a letter:

We received more than 15,000 applications in minutes and, while we will begin awarding grants this week based on existing donations, we are no longer able to accept applications. Those who did submit an application will be notified if it results in a grant.”

A link for additional resources may be found here.

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If you own a small business and missed the first round of SBA funding, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation is offering a helpful alternative called the Save Small Business Fund. Through the Save Small Business Fund, eligible small businesses can receive $5,000 grants to use towards business expenses.

To be eligible for the grant, you must:

  1. Run a small business or chamber of commerce with between 3-20 employees, including yourself,
  2. Your business must be located in an economically vulnerable community based on the zip code of your business address, and
  3. Your business must have been financially harmed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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