Construction disruption assistance programs frequently require local businesses to provide documentation of lost revenue during construction to receive grants, loans, or other assistance. Small businesses often do not have the proper documentation to receive assistance quickly. Helping businesses provide the required documentation can be challenging and may require diverse language skills and cultural knowledge. Even with assistance programs in place, many businesses are likely to lose some revenue or customers during construction. Community organizations working with small businesses can find ways to offset these losses, such as encouraging construction workers to patronize local businesses. However, few construction assistance programs provide help after construction is completed, by which time a business’s clientele may have changed and they may be struggling to adjust to a new market.