Self Care Businesses Need Help Too

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This post the latest in Rural Resurrection’s ongoing series regarding COVID-19. Rural Resurrection will be posting regularly about the virus’ impact on rural governments and what local leaders can do. Follow us to stay informed of recent posts as we all work our way through this as “we are all in this together”.

Earlier we discussed how the Hastings, Nebraska Chamber of Commerce and the Hastings EDC created the Hastings Give Back program to help local businesses during this pandemic. Other chambers have been doing similar programs that have been helpful.

One of those chambers is the Sarpy County Chamber of Commerce. A month ago they promoted Self Care Saturday for Sarpy County Nebraska businesses. This campaign points out a viable issue. Most of the spot light on damaged businesses during this pandemic has been on restaurants. However, there have been a number of other sectors of retail and service sectors that have been hurt by the shutdown. One of the sectors notably hurt has been the self care service sector.

The webpage for Self Care Saturday provides links to various health, wellness, and self-care businesses. Through each of the links you can buy gift cards or memberships that can be used at a later day.

Many of these businesses already have portals to do this already created. This makes the setup and management of such a promotion relatively easy. It may not be as fiscally beneficial to the businesses as Hastings’ program, but it is still worthwhile. It’s quick and easy to do. The businesses involved will also appreciate the additional exposure.

You may know of a rural government, organization, or business that has stepped up to help their community during this pandemic. They may be a helpful example to other communities, don’t keep it to yourself! Let us know through our contact form.

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