"Buy Local"—you see the decal in the store window, the sign at the farmer's market, the bright, cheerful logos for Local First Arizona, Think Boise First, Our Milwaukee, and homegrown versions across the united states. The apparent message…
I write to you this letter in order to share some of my life experiences, hoping it will contribute to your education, your way of thinking and living, your emotional well-being, your sense of responsibility to yourselves and to others,…
Download PDFThere has never been a more important time to support local.
Our community has triumphed over COVID-19 through cooperation and now we face another challenge that calls for us to work together.
Many of our local…
It is the community’s responsibility to take care of the community. Most of us live, work, shop and play here.
So what can we do to keep our community healthy and sustainable?
The most effective action in which we can all partake is…
Lets.GoDown.town is bringing you a set of posters to help your business when opening after the lockdown. Download below.
With the re-opening of shops after the lockdown, our soul sister Totally Locally in UK, spoke with lots of businesses…
Download PDFSupport your local shops and businesses.
These are strange times. And a lot of people have all of a sudden ‘discovered’ local shops again – those that care, that deliver and have adapted to serve our communities. And…
Business, loan, and financial aid from government and key sources:
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act (Federal)
SBA Disaster Loan Assistance (Federal)
Tax Update – Delay of Federal Payment (Federal)
Honeycomb…
Here at Let's Go Downtown!, we know there is a lot of uncertainty around the COVID-19 outbreak and the potential effects it may have on you and your business. We are committed to providing you support in any way we can during these…
One might suspect that the idea of ‘local economy’ may be a trap that limits people’s liberty.
How can anyone talk about local economy in the age of the microchip, Facebook and the Internet? Am I suggesting local economy is a bowl over…
