Step Up | Step Up Selected By Downtown Santa Monica As Nonprofit Partner For “buy Local, Give Local” Week Sept. 22-28!

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Step Up selected by Downtown Santa Monica as nonprofit partner for “Buy Local, Give Local” week Sept. 22-28!

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September 10, 2014

September 22-28 is Buy Local Santa Monica Week.

This year the theme is “BUY LOCAL, GIVE LOCAL.” A heartfelt THANK YOU to Downtown Santa Monica for designating Step Up as its non-profit partner! BUY LOCAl, GIVE LOCAL will promote the fundraising efforts, the participating businesses, and spotlight local business heroes making a real difference in the community. By popular demand, Downtown Santa Monica is also bring back the citywide Buy Local Week Sidewalk Sale to help boost sales activity and visibility.

To learn how you can participate and for more details, please visit http://www.buylocalsantamonica.com/buy-local-give-local/

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Step Up selected by Downtown Santa Monica as nonprofit partner for “Buy Local, Give Local” week Sept. 22-28!

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