We’ve reported how important it was to fund the Paycheck Protection Protection because it helped to preserve thousands of American small businesses and possibly millions of American jobs.

One thing that the Trump administration is good at is highlight the faces of the real Americans who are helped by the things his administration has done.

Trump showcased businesses helped by the program on Tuesday, also as a way of encouraging folks that they can bring the economy back again.

We built the greatest economy in the world—and together, we will build it again! pic.twitter.com/57gxhVH2k2

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) April 29, 2020

They featured Bitty and Beaus, a small chain of five coffee shops that employs developmentally disabled folks.

Amy Wright, the owner explained how it saved them and the jobs of 120 employees.

From Fox News:

“We employ 120 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. For most of them, it is their first paying job, which made the decision for us to temporarily close all five of our shops especially difficult,” Wright said in the East Room of the White House.

“But, thanks to the Paycheck Protection Program and the incredible team, all 120 employees are back on the payroll today and working from home writing handwritten notes that we include with each online order we ship.”

One of the employees, Michael, stole the show with how happy he was to be able to have a job to go back to, thanks to the program and how thrilled he was to be invited to the White House.

“At Bitty and Beaus, we like to use the phrase called ‘not broken’ — that means me and all my amazing coworkers are not broken and we have lots to offer. I know the great country of the United States isn’t broken either.” -Michael Heup, @bittyandbeaus Employee pic.twitter.com/r6L5BdNuvh

— GOP (@GOP) April 28, 2020

THANK YOU MICHAEL! @bittyandbeaus pic.twitter.com/KVXVcdO79E

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 29, 2020

“That means me and all of my amazing coworkers are not broken, and we have lots to offer,” Michael said. “I know the great country of the United States isn’t broken either.”

"OK, get it ready. And if I don't do it, they're going to be very upset with me."

"They should come too if they want."

We love @bittyandbeaus ❤️

So glad the #PPP was there to support this great company! pic.twitter.com/oDnc7gsmNO

— Elizabeth Harrington (@LizRNC) April 28, 2020

Meet Michael from @bittyandbeaus. He stole the show today – he’s an inspiration as is his employer, small business owner Amy!

Because of PPP this unique 5 shop coffee chain could rehire their 120 employees, incl Michael, & cont. to brighten the days of each of their customers! pic.twitter.com/AQyZvO8YH0

— Ivanka Trump (@IvankaTrump) April 28, 2020

Now, this is an employee, he never forgets to advertise and tell where the business is!

Michael from @bittyandbeaus looks forward to serving coffee in Annapolis, Maryland, again soon! 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/BhMJMbY7vN

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) April 29, 2020

Here’s a Fox report on @bittyandbeaus and their PPP loan.

It wasn’t 80 jobs the loan saved— it was 120! pic.twitter.com/2xADSldXxK

— Matt Whitlock (@mattdizwhitlock) April 28, 2020

Multiply this by thousands and this is the good this can do to save jobs. Thankfully, now they have the funding that was held up for two weeks by house Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the program is up and running again. This can head off millions more being out of work.