Fairfield E-gift card program aims to help local businesses
The Fairfield Chamber of Commerce is encouraging people to shop local with a unique gift card program intended to help businesses still feeling the effects of the pandemic.
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Nov 23, 2021, 6:07 PM
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Updated 1,123 days ago
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1,106ds agoThe Fairfield Chamber of Commerce is encouraging people to shop local with a unique gift card program intended to help businesses still feeling the effects of the pandemic.
Fairfield Chamber of Commerce President Beverly Balaz says the E-gift card program is easy to use.
Balaz says those interested in participating can log on to the Chamber's website.
She says cards can
be purchased online and gifted via text message or email. The recipients can
then use the money at around 75 participating businesses in Fairfield.
The program was put in place October of last year. Since then, the community has purchased $76,000 worth of E-gift cards.
For more information about the Fairfield Chamber of Commerce E-gift card program, click here.
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