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Shopping Local Independent Businesses
Books Inc. and other independent booksellers around the Bay and around the US are partnering with customers like YOU, who are a unique, imaginative, thoughtful, civic-minded individuals and want to support your community by joining IndieBound.org, whose mission it is to help people across the United States and share independently-owned businesses. Go to www.indiebound.org for more info now.Here’s some of what you do when you shop local.
• Spend $100 at a local and $68 of that stays in your community. Spend the same $100 at a national chain, and your community only sees $43.
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• Local retailers are your friends and neighbors—support them and they’ll support you.
• Local businesses donate to local schools and charities at more than twice the rate of national chains.
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