Here is a good breakdown of the distribution of the 1.9 Trillion and where it goes to:
Committee for a responsible federal budget
What's in the $1.9 Trillion House COVID Relief Bill?
Feb 18, 2021
Excerpt:
The House of Representives is currently in the process of considering the next COVID relief bill. Nine of the 12 House committees have approved legislation. Below, we summarize the major elements of the $1.9 trillion plan.
This legislation is largely similar to President Biden's "American Rescue Plan." It contains a third round of stimulus checks, extension of enhanced unemployment benefits, additional tax credits for families and workers, funding for K-12 education, and support for state and local governments. Smaller, but-significant, expenditures include
funds for COVID testing and vaccines, grants to small businesses, support for child care providers, assistance for colleges, and rental and homelessness assistance.
A few differences exist: the House plan shortens the unemployment extension by one month and adds
grants to multiemployer pensions. It also earmarks some of the small business aid for restaurants, provides grants to airlines and airports, and contains more targeted expansions to Medicaid, but does not contain cybersecurity funding.
The breakdown list in the LINK