Annapolis B&B owners receive COVID-19 safety m

Daily Record Staff//July 1, 2020//

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Cory and Carol Bonney, the owners and resident operators of the Inn at Horn Point, have received a $2,000 grant to purchase resources to help increase COVID safety and compliance measures. — Carol and Cory Bonney, the owners and resident operators of the Inn at Horn Point, received a $2,000 grant to purchase resources to help increase COVID safety and compliance measures. (Submitted photo)

Cory and Carol Bonney and their daughter, Josalyn Bonney, owners and resident operators of the Inn at Horn Point in Annapolis, won a $2,000 grant to purchase resources to help increase COVID safety and compliance measures.

The award was presented by Nav, a business credit reporting company.

Located in the historic Maritime District of Annapolis, Maryland, the Inn at Horn Point was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving no other option but to alter their business model and launch a “Breakfast to Go” service, extending foodservice to non-overnight guests.

To get overnight guests to return to their B&B, as well as continue the to-go breakfast offering, the Bonneys are focused on guest safety, using the grant money to purchase resources to ensure patrons can easily adhere to social distancing parameters, as well as increasing COVID compliance measures.

The Nav Small Business Grant was established to bring awareness to the roadblocks that entrepreneurs encounter while chasing their dreams, and help them overcome these challenges. Since launching in 2018, Nav has awarded more than $80,000 to small businesses across the country.