Collect stamps, be entered for prizes for supporting local businesses

The City of Somerville, in partnership with local businesses in Ball and Magoun Squares, will launch the Somerville Business Loyalty Program on Sunday, September 22, 2019. Loyalty cards will be available at the Ball Square Festival on September 22, at participating businesses in both squares, and at the City Hall Welcome desk, 93 Highland Ave.

After collecting six stamps, program participants can place their complete card into a collection box at any of the participating for a chance to win a prize each month. No purchase is necessary to receive a stamp. Winners will be contacted directly with the information provided on the loyalty card. Winners will also be announced on the first of each month on the City website at www.somervillema.gov/LoyaltyProgram and on Instagram @SomervilleBusinesses.

For more information on rules, monthly prizes, and a complete list of participating businesses in Ball Square and Magoun Square, visit www.SomervilleMA.gov/LoyaltyProgram.

This program will run from September 2019 to March 2020 and is open to all community members with the exception of City of Somerville employees, owners of participating business, and employees of participating businesses.

Please join us in supporting local businesses! You can also support any local Somerville business by using #Loyal2Local on social media.

For more information, please contact Nick Schonberger at 617-625-6600, ext. 2537 or nschonberger@somervillema.gov.

Individuals with disabilities who need auxiliary aids and services for effective communication, written materials in alternative formats, or reasonable modifications in policies and procedures, in order to access the programs and activities of the City of Somerville or to attend meetings, should contact the City’s ADA Coordinator, Nency Salamoun, at 617-625-6600 x2323 or NSalamoun@somervillema.gov.

 

1 Response » to “Somerville Business Loyalty Program for Ball Square and Magoun Square scheduled to launch on September 22”

  1. Why?? says:

    Interesting. The city is now actively promoting certain businesses, spending city resources to assure their success. What about other businesses in the city? What about businesses who are losing customers due to increased traffic, loss of parking, etc. across the city. Once again the city is going way beyond their purview (trash collection, public safety, maintain the roads) and pitting one group against another.