Tom Brady’s TB12 received at least $ 350,000 in federal money

Tom Brady’s TB12 brand found itself like many other small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic.

According to the Boston Business Journal, TB12 Inc. received between $ 350,000 and $ 1 million from the Paycheck Protection Program. The P3 has been the federal government’s primary COVID-19 relief fund for small businesses.

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Cambridge Savings Bank distributed the money, but it is not known how many jobs it has saved for the business.

Before the pandemic, TB12 intended to expand to other markets across the country, including the new city of Brady, Tampa Bay. Currently, it has locations in Boston and Foxborough.

Brady signed a two-year, $ 50 million contract in March.

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