Tempe Yarn & Fiber : Thanks for VOTING For Tempe Yarn

Sunday, June 24, 2012

Thanks for VOTING For Tempe Yarn

You guys are great! In less than 24 hours we got the number of votes needed for Tempe Yarn to qualify for the Chase and LivingSocial Mission: Small Business grant.

As you know if you voted, Tempe Yarn has applied for the grant to allow us to expand to another location in the valley.

We'd like those who haven't vote to please still vote. Let's see how high we can get the number before June 30th.

Click here for directions on how to vote.

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Vicki7:10 PM
I don't have Facebook, but my husband does. So, I made him go and vote for you. I love your shop, even though living in Florida makes it difficult to come visit. I think you guys are great and I really hope you get the grant!

Vicki- From Florida
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The Power of Choice

Every time you make a purchase, you're exercising power of choice. The choice is yours. You have the power to strengthen and enrich your local community.

-When you shop at a locally owned business 45 cents of every dollar stays in Arizona - versus only 13 cents at a national chain, and, your money is re-circulated over and over and creates up to 75% more tax revenue to our community & state.

-When you shop online with out-of-state companies, it doesn't contribute a dime to the local economy.

-Independent businesses raise the standard of living in your community because they take their profits and buy products & services from other local businesses, thus creating more & more tax revenues needed for the community to thrive.

-Independent businesses are unique enterprises that contribute to the character of our community by offering a more diverse selections of goods and services.

-Independent businesses provide meaningful service with a personal touch (like winding yarn). It matters to them that you are satisfied and will come back again.

You can make a difference by making a decision to find and patronize a locally-owned business, wherever possible.

For a list of locally-owned business check out Local First Arizona

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Sunday, June 24, 2012

Thanks for VOTING For Tempe Yarn

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