3 Days Left for Our Campaign!
- PLYMOUTH HOTEL
- Apr 8
- 2 min read
Cecily here P-Ho Friends!
With only 3 days left in our NuMarket Campaign, I realized I haven't done a great job explaining what this is or why we’re doing it.
To be honest? I’m constantly in the weeds! Everyone who knows me knows I work really hard to keep the wheels turning at the PH (in many different ways): Mama Swas and I pulled a 12-hour shift just to cook for our Kamayan Dinner, not to mention service!
And while it was so worth it, we were both down for the count afterward.
I’m learning that I can’t do it all, so we’ve partnered with NuMarket to organize this opportunity for YOU to buy into the Plymouth Hotel.
THE QUICK VERSION:
It’s basically a gift card with a 20% bonus.
You give us $100 to help us keep the wheels turning and the PH growing.
We give you $120 in credits to spend on food and drinks.
No donations, no fine print. You’re just pre-paying for your next few visits and getting a "thank you" bonus from us for doing it now.
HOW THE CREDITS WORK:
We don’t want you to just come in once and disappear! We want to see your faces all year. So, your credits will hit your account in 6 monthly installments, starting 30 days after the campaign ends.
On the 10th of every month, you’ll get a little "treat yourself" notification from us. It’s our way of making sure you have a standing date at the PH.
They don't expire though! So if you can only visit once, you can use all your credits (it just has to be after they all hit your account)
WHY NOW?
The Plymouth Hotel has always belonged to the regulars.
We’ve seen the ebbs and flows of Main Street, and we aren't going anywhere – but we want to make the PH better than ever.
This capital helps us stay the heart of Gold Country.
The Clock is Ticking!
We have three days left. If you’ve been meaning to join, now is the time!
I love you all!
Thanks for making sure the oldest bar in Plymouth stays the best one, too.
Cheers,
Cecily aka "Cinderella"
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