Locally crafted foam hearts spread love and support for businesses this Valentine’s Day.
Main Street Laurens is launching a special Valentine’s Day initiative to support local businesses while managing a transition in leadership. With interim director Debbie Simpson at the helm, the organization will sell foam hearts that residents can personalize with messages. The proceeds will help fund community events, encouraging both love and local commerce. Additionally, exciting plans for a Spring Fling event on March 21 are underway. The community is invited to participate and contribute to the revitalization of downtown Laurens.
In the charming city of Laurens, a special initiative is on the horizon as Main Street Laurens gears up to celebrate Valentine’s Day in a heartwarming way while navigating through some changes in leadership. With the departure of former director Craig Scharton back in December, the organization is now in the capable hands of interim director Debbie Simpson, who is steering the ship until a permanent director steps aboard.
Residents can expect an advertisement for this new director position to be released by the end of the week, as the search aims to wrap up by the end of March. With these transitions occurring, Main Street Laurens is determined not to lose its community spirit and has introduced an exciting new initiative designed not only to bring people together but also to add a sprinkle of support for local businesses this Valentine’s Day.
Here’s the fun part: customers can write sweet sentiments on the hearts, making them the perfect gift for friends, co-workers, and loved ones alike. Once adorned with heartfelt messages, these displays will be showcased in the windows of the businesses throughout Laurens. The initiative doesn’t stop there; there are plans to jumble the hearts among different shops for an added layer of fun and surprise!
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, this initiative not only encourages residents to express their affections but also serves a greater purpose. The proceeds from heart sales will play a vital role in supporting the budget for Main Street Laurens’ promotional committee, which organizes various community events. It’s a win-win situation for everyone involved, as residents get to show love while supporting local merchants.
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