Tailor Brands Launches $1 Million Grant for AI Layoff Victims

Aug 15, 2025
Tailor Brands has announced a $1 million 'Tailor AID' grant to support U.S. workers laid off due to AI-driven automation, offering business-building packages to help them become entrepreneurs.

Tailor Brands has launched a $1 million 'Tailor AID' grant program to assist U.S. workers who have lost their jobs due to AI-driven automation, announced in a press release. The initiative aims to transform these layoffs into opportunities for entrepreneurship by providing fully funded business-building packages.

The Tailor AID grant offers recipients a comprehensive business starter package, which includes complete LLC formation (excluding state filing fees), an AI-generated branding suite, a domain and website, first-year business banking and bookkeeping tools, access to a business coaching program, annual compliance, a registered agent for one year, and an EIN.

Eligible applicants must be U.S. citizens who have been laid off within the past 90 days due to AI-related workforce reductions. To apply, individuals need to submit proof of their AI-related layoff and, if approved, they can activate their business kit through Tailor Brands' platform.

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