Saturday Is National Use Your Gift Card Day
I legit found a Bigby gift card in my jacket pocket the other day. I had no idea how long it had been in there and definitely didn t know how much was on it.
It did make me stop by on my way to work and to my surprise there was about two bucks on there.
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Saturday is dedicated to just that. Find all the gift cards lying around the house. Check all those old birthday and Christmas cards. The junk drawer. Look everywhere. You might have a couple in your purse and or wallet.
Why Spend Your Gift Card this Saturday in the Hudson Valley
Are you looking for something to do this weekend? Maybe something that could brighten up your week. Well if you received a gift card this holiday season I have the perfect weekend activity for you. It turns out that this Saturday is National Use Your Gift Card Day. According to the National Days Calendar the third Saturday in January has the distinction of being the day we are asked to shop with our gift cards.
I actually like receiving gift card as gifts. I also like to gift them as gifts. If you think about it, it is the perfect gift. You can get someone a gift card to their favorite store or restaurant and they can then spend it on what they want when they want. You can also just get a VISA or Mastercard gift card for someone that allows them to spend it anywhere, whenever they want.
Off The Menu: Steaming Tender seeking assistance during pandemic
Updated Jan 09, 2021;
Posted Jan 09, 2021
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Over the last 10n months the Lamothe family, which operates the Steaming Tender Restaurant in Palmer, have faced their share of frustrations. Like small business owners of all types, they’ve found themselves struggling to comply with necessary public health restrictions while at the same time trying to keep their restaurant operation a viable enterprise.
On Jan. 5, sisters Linea and Scarlett Lamothe posted a YouTube video describing the challenges they and the rest of the Lamothe family have faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. The video was intended as Steaming Tender’s “application” to the Barstool Fund, a fundraising effort promoted as helping small businesses cope with their current financial distress. Narrated by the two sisters, the video tours the restaurant, describes some of the impacts of the pandemic on Steaming Tender’s operation, and f