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Supporting Local Businesses: Why Small Business Saturday Matters This holiday season, I'm championing Small Business Saturday as a powerful way to drive community economic growth. Small businesses are the backbone of our local economies, bringing unique character and personalized service that large corporations simply can't match. By choosing to shop local, we create a meaningful economic ripple effect. When you spend money at local businesses, a significant portion stays within the community, supporting local jobs, infrastructure, and entrepreneurial spirit. It's more than a transaction—it's an investment in our shared economic future. This year, I encourage professionals to: - Explore local shops and services - Seek out unique, high-quality products - Engage with local business owners - Spread the word about exceptional local businesses Small Business Saturday isn't just about shopping—it's about building stronger, more resilient communities. Whether online or in-person, every purchase makes a difference. Let's support the entrepreneurs and innovators who give our communities their distinctive flavor and economic vitality. Together, we can make a meaningful impact, one local purchase at a time.

Small Business Saturday: Supporting Local, Building Community At Paradigm Properties of Ohio, we understand the vital role small businesses play in shaping our communities and driving local economies. As champions of commercial real estate, we’re proud to work alongside the small businesses that bring energy, character, and opportunity to the properties we manage. This Small Business Saturday, we encourage everyone to shop local and support the entrepreneurs, restaurateurs, and retailers who make our neighborhoods unique. Supporting small businesses doesn’t just strengthen our economy—it creates vibrant spaces that connect people and foster community growth. In commercial real estate, we see firsthand how thriving small businesses elevate the value of our properties and create dynamic, welcoming environments. When we invest in local, we all win. How can you support small businesses today? - Shop or dine at a local business - Share your favorite small business with friends - Leave a positive review to show your appreciation Together, let’s make a big impact by supporting the small businesses that make our communities special.?

The importance of our local small businesses to all of our local communities. As we head into our holiday season we are reminded about patronizing our small businesses. Tomorrow is small business Saturday. Our locally owned businesses are slowly loosing their market share to the likes of the giant digital market places. I get it .... its more easier to click and pick than having to go out to numerous physical brick and mortar locations. You save time and can get things done efficiently.. A few facts; There are over 34 million small businesses in the US. Two Thirds of all new positions are created by these small business owners. Small businesses employs over 59 million people in our local communities all over the US. Revenues derived in our local communities stays here and aren't moved to a location out of the state. So please before you click that mouse see if you can shop local to help your local community based businesses all through out the holidays and for that matter all through out the year!!!! Shop Local Impact Local Think Locally when you go to shop and choose services!!!$$$$$$

Did you know it's Small Business Month? Drop a comment with the name of your business and what you do. I'd love to find out more about other small business' in the KC area!

Small Business Saturday is more than just a day on the calendar — it’s a chance to celebrate the backbone of our communities: the small businesses that bring life, personality, and opportunity to the places we call home. When you step into a local shop, café, or boutique, you’re not just making a purchase—you’re helping someone chase their dream. Small businesses create jobs, spark creativity, and give our neighborhoods their unique character. They’re where you find personalized service, one-of-a-kind products, and the kind of connection you can’t get anywhere else. Shopping small means supporting the families behind the businesses, keeping dollars circulating locally, and ensuring that the heart and soul of your community remains strong. It’s a way to show up for the places and people that make where we live so special. This Small Business Saturday, let’s commit to making a difference. Whether it’s grabbing a coffee from the local roastery, finding a gift at a downtown shop, or enjoying a meal at your neighborhood restaurant, every small choice adds up to big change. What small businesses will you be supporting this November 30?

?? Celebrating Small Business Saturday! ?? As the owner of an IT company and a proud small business owner, we are thrilled to celebrate Small Business Saturday. Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, driving innovation, creating jobs, and fostering community spirit. Why Small Businesses Matter: ? Job Creation:?Small businesses employ nearly half of the private workforce in the U.S., providing essential jobs and opportunities. ? Innovation:?Many groundbreaking ideas and technologies originate from small businesses, fueling progress and competition. ? Community Impact:?Small businesses support local economies by keeping money within the community, enhancing the unique character of our neighborhoods. Today, let’s show our support by shopping small and recognizing the incredible contributions of small businesses. Together, we can make a big impact! #SmallBusinessSaturday #SupportLocal #SmallBusinessOwner

"This Small Business Saturday, let’s talk about impact. For every $100 spent at a small business, $68 stays in your community. That’s not just a statistic—it’s jobs created, families supported, and dreams sustained right here in your neighborhood. When you choose to shop small, you’re not just buying products. You’re: - Supporting someone’s passion and hard work. - Strengthening the local economy. - Investing in the heart of your community. Big box stores don’t need your dollars—but your local bookstore, boutique, coffee shop, and maker do. These businesses are the backbone of our town, and they thrive when we show up for them. ?? Here’s how you can make a difference this Saturday: - Visit your favorite local shops or explore new ones! - Tag and shout out small businesses you love in the comments to help others discover them. - Share this post to encourage others to shop small, too! Together, let’s create a ripple effect that keeps our community vibrant and thriving. Where are you shopping small this Saturday? Let us know below! #ShopSmall #SmallBusinessSaturday #SupportLocal #ShopLocal #SmallBusinessesMatter #LocalLove #CommunitySupport #SmallBizOwners #SupportSmallBusiness #ThinkLocal

It's Small Business Saturday! Supporting local businesses does more than just feel good - it has real economic benefits for your community. How do you support small businesses in your area? Share your favorite local shops or services and let's celebrate the backbone of our economy! #SmallBusinessSaturday #ShopSmall #ShopLocal #SmallBusiness #SupportLocal #LocalBusiness #ShopSmallBusiness #SmallBizSat #CommunityFirst #LocallyOwned #SmallBizLove #BuyLocal #ShopLocalLove #SmallBusinessOwner #LocalEconomy #SupportSmallBusiness #SmallBizCommunity #ShopIndependent #MainStreetUSA #CommunityMatters

Don't worry - I still plan to be the same this year. ?I will still run on sarcasm, swear words, supporting small businesses, and reminding you to do the same! ??? My name is Jennifer and I am the President of Three Rego Creative. ?We are a family run business right here in Fall River that focuses on website creation and social media management to help other small businesses and organizations amplify their message. ?I am passionate about helping and supporting small business within my community and encouraging others to do the same. ?Did you know that supporting small businesses in your community has a significant positive impact compared to shopping at big-box stores? Here are some key statistics highlighting these benefits: ?? Approximately 68% of every $100 spent at local small businesses stays within the community, fostering local economic growth. ?Compared to only 43% when shopping at non-local businesses, shopping local strengthens the local economy and benefits schools, roads, and public services. ?? Small businesses are pivotal in job creation, accounting for 2/3 of new jobs and contributing to 44% of our countries economic activity, which reduces unemployment and supports the economic stability of families right here in our community!? ??Small businesses often source their supplies or services from other local businesses, creating a ripple effect. For example, a local bakery might purchase ingredients from nearby farms, keeping money circulating within the community. I would love to hear what some of your favorite, local small businesses are, feel free to tag them in the comments below. ??? #threeregocreative #3rc #familybusiness #smallbusiness #smallbusinesssupportssmallbusiness

Today’s the day to shop small, think big, and make a difference! Small businesses are more than just storefronts—they’re run by your neighbors, friends, and family. Every dollar spent locally helps fuel dreams, create opportunities, and grow our community. Show your favorite small businesses some love this #SmallBusinessSaturday. Whether you’re grabbing a coffee, finding the perfect gift, or sharing a post to boost their reach, every little bit helps! What’s your favorite local business? Drop their name below and spread the word! #smallbusinesssaturday2024 #ShopSmall #LocalLove #SupportLocal