Ritch and Associates Assists in Lobbying Effort to Lift Federal Grant Freeze
Ritch and Associates is owned by Ritch Ventures based in Manatee County
Washington, D.C. – The temporary lifting of the federal grant freeze has brought relief to businesses, nonprofits, and local governments that rely on federal funding. The reversal came after an extensive lobbying effort by a coalition of business leaders, advocacy groups, and policy experts. Ritch and Associates played a supporting role in the initiative.
The freeze, which halted the distribution of federal grants and loans, raised concerns across multiple sectors, prompting immediate action from stakeholders committed to restoring access to critical funding. The effort was led by a coalition of economic policy organizations and industry representatives who worked together to demonstrate the freeze’s potential economic impact.
Ritch and Associates assisted in the initiative by providing strategic insights, facilitating discussions with key decision-makers, and reinforcing the case for lifting the freeze. By leveraging its financial policy and regulatory affairs expertise, the firm supported efforts to highlight the consequences of delayed funding on small businesses, infrastructure projects, and community programs.
Through coordinated advocacy, direct engagement with legislators, and economic impact assessments, the coalition successfully secured a temporary lifting of the freeze, allowing funding to resume while further policy considerations take place.
With ongoing discussions surrounding federal funding policies, Ritch and Associates continues to work alongside industry leaders and policymakers to ensure financial stability for businesses and organizations dependent on federal resources.