Mayor Kenney Kicks-Off Wear Green, Give Green Campaign

Mayor Kenney Kicks-Off Wear Green, Give Green Campaign

Theo tin Phila.govrnrnMarch 10, 2016 by Office of the MayorrnFor Immediate Release: March 10, 2016rnContact: Lauren Hitt, 215-686-6210, press@phila.govrnrn rnrnMayor Kenney Kicks-Off Wear Green, Give Green Campaign to Benefit the Homeless and Hungry during Irish-American Heritage Monthrnrn PHILADELPHIA – Today, Mayor Jim Kenney formally launched the Wear Green, Give Green campaign, a month-long fundraising initiative to combat hunger and homelessness in conjunction with this weekend’s Saint Patrick’s Day Parade and citywide festivities to celebrate Irish-American Heritage Month.rnrn“We have an opportunity not only to celebrate our heritage, but also to give back,” said Mayor Kenney. “This weekend, we will march together against two pressing issues facing our city — homelessness and hunger. A $1 donation has the power of feeding two people, while $25 can provide permanent supportive housing for one day. I would like to thank our great corporate and community partners, including St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Citizen Diplomacy International, Project Home, Philabundance, and Fox 29, for assisting in this effort.”rnrnFor a list of participating organizations and events visit: www.philadelphiastpatsparade.com. Philadelphians wishing to donate online can visit www.cdiphila.org/givegreen. Additionally, drink coasters with information on how to give to the “Wear Green, Give Green” campaign have been donated to local restaurants along the St. Patrick’s Day Parade Route by Condrake printing company. The parade, broadcast live locally on Fox29, is expected to attract about 20,000 spectators.rnrnProceeds will be collected by Citizen Diplomacy International (CDI) and equally distributed to Project HOME and Philabundance. Citizen Diplomacy International (CDI) in Center City is a public-private organization showcasing the best of the Philadelphia region through international business and educational exchanges. Project HOME, headquartered in North Philadelphia, provides a holistic approach of housing, employment opportunities, medical care, education and advocacy for the homeless population. Philadabunance, based in South Philadelphia, is a hunger-relief organization serving 90,000 (including 30 percent children) in the Delaware Valley each week.rnrn#PhillyGiveGreenrnrnTax deductible donations support Project HOME & PhilabundancernrnTweet us at: #PhillyWearGreenGiveGreen

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Major Cities Cite “Denied Bank Loan “ and “Taxes” as Reason for Cash Advance.rn

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rnMerchant Cash USA, an alternative finance business lender, surveyed individuals across 25 major cities to see what the top reasons were to get a cash advance. Denied a bank loan, needed the money for tax purposes, and for cash flow issues were top purposes cited.rnrn(PRWEB) MARCH 01, 2016rnSurvey Says Small Business Owners in Major Cities are Optimistic and Looking for Cash Flow.rnA recent survey by Allstate Insurance Company revealed that now is the time to own a small business. The Allstate Small Business Barometer measured results of 2,640 small business owners across 25 major U.S. cities to see how small businesses felt they were doing.rnrnOn a national level, 61 percent of small business owners felt successful, while across major cities, most cities rated their business health as “strong” or “solid” in their respective markets. 53 percent of those surveyed stated that now is the best time to be a small business owner, due to expansive technology leading to more clientele and the improving economy.rnrnThat survey by Allstate prompted Merchant Cash USA to survey small business owners throughout those same 25 major cities, to see if they had ever considered going the alternative financing route (if they hadn’t already), and to see what the top reasons to turn to an alternative lender would be. Merchant Cash USA surveyed 1,847 small business owners throughout U.S. cities through a third-party email and social media campaign.rnrnThe results of the survey are listed below. Cities are listed in alphabetical order. Each city’s most popular survey response on “Top Reason to Get a Cash Advance” is adjacent.rnrnMajor Cities and Reasons to Get a Cash Advance (Survey Results of 1,847 respondents)rnrn1. Atlanta – Denied Bank Loan rn2. Boston – Renovation rn3. Chicago – Taxes rn4. Cincinnati – Denied Bank Loan rn5. Cleveland – Cash Flow rn6. Dallas – Equipment rn7. Denver – Inventory rn8. Detroit – Renovation rn9. Houston – Denied Bank Loan rn10. Indianapolis – Advertising rn11. Los Angeles – Denied Bank Loan rn12. Miami – Opening New Locations rn13. Minneapolis – Taxes rn14. Nashville – Cash Flow rn15. New York – Denied Bank Loan rn16. Orlando – Inventory rn17. Philadelphia – Equipment rn18. Phoenix – Advertising rn19. Portland – Hiring Personnel rn20. Sacramento – Taxes rn21. San Francisco – Taxes rn22. Seattle – Renovation rn23. St. Louis – Cash Flow rn24. Tampa – Cash Flow rn25. Washington, DC – Denied Bank LoanrnrnThe top three reasons to get a cash advance were: denied a bank loan, needed the money for tax purposes, and for cash flow issues. Small business owners in Atlanta, Cincinnati, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, and Washington, DC cited that they were denied a traditional bank loan, and that’s why alternative financing seemed like a feasible opportunity to get a lump sum of cash.rnrnAlternative financing is quickly becoming one of the top ways small business owners get funding. Today, most traditional banks won’t even consider giving out a business loan that is less than $200,000. This leaves many business owners, who are looking for a smaller amount of cash, out of luck. Merchant cash advances are quickly becoming one of the top ways business owners can get lower amounts of fast capital to help expand their business or in case of a business emergency.rnrn“It’s great to hear that these major 25 cities are optimistic about the business strength of small business in America,” says the Chief Communications Officer of Merchant Cash USA Darrin Landau. “Many business owners turn to a cash advance for a variety of reasons. If they live in a state that has higher taxes, that could be an indicator. While not surprisingly, most major cities note that they were denied a tradition bank loan. Getting a bank loan after the recession in 2008, has been anything but easy for business owners."rnrnAbout Merchant Cash USA rnMerchant Cash USA was founded in 2015 to help businesses grow by obtaining the cash flow they need. The organization's mission is to offer small to medium size business owners cash advances without the hassle of big bank requirements. Visit merchcash.com to find out more of follow us on social media. Facebook and Google Plus: Merchant Cash USA and Twitter: @merchcash.