Black Dollar Days Task Force: Building Community Responsibility for Economic Prosperity

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Buy Local Coalition

BUY LOCAL - MAKE COMMUNITY MATTER!

Each dollar we spend is a vote for the future direction of our communities. Spending at locally owned businesses keeps our dollars local to better serve community’s needs.

Black Dollar Days Task Force has launched a Buy Local Coalition, which has jointly organized a “Buy Local” week the first week of February, the Buy Local Rally, and the Buy Local Business Reception in Seattle, WA.

What it Means to Buy Local

In your neighborhood

Buy from stores that are independent, locally owned, and give back to your community. Get to know the owners and other folks who work there.

In the Seattle area

When in other neighborhoods, buy from community-based stores in those neighborhoods. Try products and meet people from cultures other than your own.

In the Puget Sound

Seek out products that originate in our area. Help create a regional economy.

In the Pacific Northwest “Cascadia”

Buy from Northwest companies whenever possible. Insist that stores carry such products.

Buy Local Coalition Members

  • Black Dollar Days Task Force
  • Coop Fremont
  • EcoPraxis
  • Interra Community Alliance
  • Madison Market
  • Neighbornets
  • Washington Cash

For more information, please contact:

Lottie Cross
COO, Black Dollar Task Force
Senior Editor, AABD

Office
116-21st Ave
Seattle, WA. 98122
(206) 323-0534
Fax: (206) 860-0782
contact@blackdollar.org

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  • 2012 AABD Release is February 24

    Time: February 24, 2012 from 6:30pm to 9:30pm
    Location: New Hope B. C. Reception Hall
    Organized By: Lottie Cross

    Celebrating Black History Month with the Release of the 21st Edition of the African American Business Directory networking Reception.

    Hosted at the New Hope B. C. Reception Hall 124—21st Ave. Seattle, WA 98122

    Price is $12.00 each and vendors are $20.00.

    To reserve your space call Lottie Cross 206-324-3114 or mail your check to P. O. Box 18376, Seattle, WA 98118

    “Plenty of good food”

    This year we will be showcasing all small business’s products and services and giving each participate a 2-minute blurb about their business. Instead of having a guest speaker, our focus is to learn about the different products and services of small businesses we can support. Each vendor will get a 5% discount advertisement in the 22nd edition of the directory.

  • 21st AABD Directory - Think Sponsorships Advertising

    Get ready for the 2012 edition of the African American Business Directory.

    Black Dollar Days Task Force has recently partnered with Seattle Publishing Inc., our long time publisher, to handle the advertising sale for the directory. They will be contacting businesses on our behalf to make the 21st edition a success.

    Support this great community resource — sign up today for your listing and ad. We offer ads to fit all budgets.

    For ad, sponsorship opportunities, and listing information - contact Lottie Cross - 206-324-3114.

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