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SPECTRUM REACH SEEKING 250 UNDERSERVED BUSINESSES FOR 2024 'PAY IT FORWARD' PROGRAM

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Wednesday, January 17, 2024
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NEW YORK, Jan. 17, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Spectrum Reach, the advertising sales business of Charter Communications, Inc., today announced it will offer 250 underserved small business owners nationwide access to its expert advertising and marketing resources through its 2024 "Pay It Forward" initiative, which is now accepting applications for this year's program. Local entrepreneurs selected to participate will receive a live and streaming TV campaign worth up to $15,000 along with a custom produced 30-second commercial, marketing consultation services, mentoring and educational resources, and networking opportunities.

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  • Since launching "Pay It Forward" in 2021, Spectrum Reach has invested more than $50 million in advertising and resources and helped more than 2,000 underserved businesses in 36 states across its footprint, from coffee shops and childcare facilities to restaurants and law firms.
  • 'Pay It Forward' Participants Enjoy Free Advertising, Mentoring, Marketing Support
    With this year's "Pay It Forward" program, Spectrum Reach will offer each participating business access to a range of high-value services, including:
    Free advertising.
  • Spectrum Reach also will host local and virtual events throughout the year for entrepreneurs and business owners to share ideas and build community.
  • To apply for Spectrum Reach's 2024 "Pay It Forward" program, underserved businesses must be legally registered to operate within a designated market area served by Spectrum Reach.

Skechers President Michael Greenberg Is Inducted Into Best of Manhattan’s Hall of Fame and Skechers Wins “Pay It Forward” Award

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Friday, October 22, 2021
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Skechers, The Comfort Technology Company, announced that its president, Michael Greenberg, was the inaugural inductee in Best of Manhattans Hall of Fame.

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  • Skechers, The Comfort Technology Company, announced that its president, Michael Greenberg, was the inaugural inductee in Best of Manhattans Hall of Fame.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20211022005507/en/
    Best of Manhattan's inaugural Hall of Fame inductee Michael Greenberg with his honor and Skechers' "Pay It Forward" award.
  • The Skechers president and his company have raised more than $30 million for causes in the South Bay and around the world.
  • In addition to being honored with the Pay it Forward award, Skechers was also nominated as a finalist in this years Best of Manhattan category.

Port Pays It Forward

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Wednesday, September 22, 2021
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PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y., Sept. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --High School twins Kate and Alec Goodman on Long Island started a "Pay It Forward" program and social media platform to help feed their community and support local small businesses.

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  • PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y., Sept. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --High School twins Kate and Alec Goodman on Long Island started a "Pay It Forward" program and social media platform to help feed their community and support local small businesses.
  • A Sospeso is a Neapolitan practice of anonymously paying for a coffee ahead for someone else in need.
  • Head to Carlo's Pizza at 109 Main Street in Port Washington, New York to pay it forward with pizza slices.
  • Kate and Alec have already expanded their reach to feed members of many local organizations including Community Mainstreaming, The Parent Resource Center of Port Washington, Our Lady of Fatima, and Port Washington Children's Center.