We interviewed the founders of RelyLocal, Steve and Megan Ramsey and the owner of the Greenville RelyLocal, Starr Hammond today about all their efforts to help local communities and businesses.
We analyzed the last presidential debate which was scheduled to focus on foreign policy. Unfortunately, it didn’t take but a few minutes for the candidates to make a bee line back to their economic talking points.
Cash Mobs are fun, we support a local business and have fun doing it, but July’s Cash Mob from RelyLocal is even better, it comes with ice cream.
Tuesday evening, July 31st from 4:30-6:30pm, join RelyLocal at Ice Cream Station. What could be better than this? Support a local business and get delicious ice cream. Let’s see if we can fill the store for the entire 2 hrs.
I will still be on the West Coast, so somebody needs to go and eat a cone for me? Who will volunteer for that tough duty?
Seriously, let’s help another small business grow.
In our continuing efforts to bring people in need with groups offering aid, we focused on helping the homeless with three great local groups.
Providing emergency relief, temporary care, education to overcome addictions, and providing men, women and children with the tools they need to rise from the pools of despair to a productive life, we highlighted Miracle Hill which has served Greenville and the Upstate’s poor and homeless since 1937.
We also promoted a group that focuses on the long term needs of our homeless, the Upstate Homeless Coalition. Equipping the homeless, esp. families with the tools and skills they need to be ready to live in their own, this group fills a huge need in our community.
Another group encouraging support for local businesses, RelyLocal is holding a Cash Mob at the Miracle Hill Thrift store on Wade Hampton Blvd in Taylors. We fill in the details.
© 2013 Another Voice with Eric and Friends. All Rights Reserved.
Powered by Wordpress. Designed by 
