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BETHESDA ACADEMY FARM FEATURED
NLAWS AT HOME DELIVERS FRESH GROCERY ORDERS TO ST. JOSEPH’S / CANDLER
(SAVANNAH, GA) NLaws Produce at Home recently launched a partnership with St. Joseph’s/Candler to deliver fresh groceries to health system co-workers in a convenient manner. Co-workers can log in with their badge numbers on NLaws at Home’s website to customize weekly orders of food items. The local grocery delivers the orders to both hospital campuses every Thursday from 2 to 5 p.m. EmployAbility, a local non-profit that is focused on workforce development and community integration for adults with developmental disabilities, has partnered with NLaws at Home to make delivery packaging easier. For more information, please visit https://www.savannahtribune.com/articles/nlaws-produce-at-home-partners-with-st-josephs-candler-to-deliver-fresh-groceries-to-employees/
SAVANNAH VET, A SCORE BIZPITCH WINNER, LAUNCHES PET CARE APP
100 WOMEN WHO CARE DONATE TO LDSS
(SAVANNAH, GA) The Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society (LDSS) recently received more than $3,500 from 100 Women Who Care of Savannah. “This generous gift will directly support the 2019 Camp Buddy program,” said LDSS Executive Director Kayla Johnson. “Each summer, Camp Buddy offers programs to prepare children for the upcoming school year with the goal of promoting information retention from the previous year.” For more information about LDSS, visit LDSSGA.org. For more information for 100 Women Who Care of Savannah, visit https://savannahceo.com/news/2018/11/100-women-who-care-donate-3500-plus-lowcountry-down-syndrome-society/
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UNITED WAY 2018 CAMPAIGN SURPASSES GOAL
JUNIOR LEAGUE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR COMMUNITY PROJECTS
SPEROS PRESENTS MONTHLY TIPS
FACEBOOK ADVERTISING COSTS BY INDUSTRY
ENMARKET LAUNCHES FRICTIONLESS CHECKOUT
(SAVANNAH, GA) Enmarket convenience stores are making an enhancement to their mobile app that will allow customers to buy items through their phones and save a trip to the register. Enmarket, one of the first convenience store chains in the U.S. to use the new mobile payment technology, has partnered with Skip, a mobile self-checkout service. The technology is designed to reduce the speed of checkout from an average of 60 seconds to an instant checkout action controlled by the customer. For more information on Skip Frictionless Checkout, please visit
DEWITT TILTON GROUP LAUNCHES REDESIGNED WEBSITE
HUNT, FISH & SHOOT RAISES $22,000
HORIZONS SAVANNAH HOSTS GRAB A BAG FOR KIDS
SEO TIPS
LOW COUNTRY DERMATOLOGY HOSTS OPEN HOUSE TO BENEFIT CIS KIDS’ CLOSET
HOSPICE SAVANNAH HOSTS 27TH ANNUAL TREE OF LIGHT GATHERING
BETHESDA ACADEMY GETS NEW WEIGHT ROOM
JUNKLUGGERS SAVANNAH FOCUSES ON PHILANTHROPY
CHRIS SCHUELER PRESENTS DOCUMENTARY WRITING SEMINARS
ENMARKET HOCKEY CLASSIC SCHEDULED FOR JAN. 18-19
BANDS IN THE BALLPARK RESCHEDULED FOR NOV. 29
RON STEPHENS VISITS MATTHEW REARDON CENTER FOR AUTISM
MEET DAKOTA