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      Shop Local & Small

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      Saturday, November 28, 2020

      Shop small & win BIG – follow Future Neenah’s Facebook page November 22-28 to tell us what you like about shopping small and shopping local for the chance to win prizes!

      Visit downtown Neenah on November 28 and post a ‘shelfie’ selfie on our Facebook page of you in a downtown business or with your purchase to be eligible to win a downtown gift certificate!

      Join us and dine, shop and play in Downtown Neenah all year long.

      Consumers Shop Main Street to Bolster Their Local Economies

      Source: The American Express OPEN Small Business Saturday Consumer Pulse (July 2011)

      • 93% of US consumers believe it’s important to support the local small businesses that they value in their community
      • 87% believe that small businesses are a critical element of the overall U.S. economic health
      • 89% agree that locally-owned, independent businesses contribute positively through taxes and jobs
      • 73% consciously shop at small businesses in their community because they do not want them to go away