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Good luck with 37Thrives. The Red Line and neighborhood associations tried something similar during construction by handing out “buttons” and yard signs. Big deal, it didn’t work and businesses lost.
I don’t think a website is going to help all that much. The same construction-related disruption is happening on 96th currently. Businesses there are seeing big downturns. Hopefully they can ride it out before they close. 3 years (realistically more, there are always delays) is a very long time.