Business in the Season of Giving
Businesses across all sectors find themselves reflecting on a year of challenges, growth, and opportunity.
When residents choose to buy from local businesses, they do far more than simply make a purchase; they invest directly in their own community. Every rand spent locally helps keep small businesses alive, protects jobs, and supports families who live and work in the same town.
Local businesses are more likely to employ local people, use local suppliers, and reinvest their profits back into the area. This creates a positive cycle in which money circulates within the community rather than leaving it. The result is a stronger local economy and greater financial stability for everyone.
Buying local also helps preserve the character and identity of a town. Independent shops, markets, cafés, and service providers give communities their unique charm and sense of place, something large national chains cannot replicate. These local businesses often support community events, sports teams, schools, and charities, further strengthening social connections.
In times of economic uncertainty, strong local support can make the difference between a business surviving or closing its doors. By choosing local first whenever possible, residents help ensure that essential services, employment opportunities, and vibrant town centres remain part of community life.
Supporting local is not only good for business, but it also builds resilience, pride, and a shared commitment to the future of the community we all call home.
Become a member of the Cape Agulhas Business Association today. Email us at info@caba.co.ca or visit www.caba.co.za to apply for membership online.
CABA, the Cape Agulhas Business Association, is a non-profit based in Bredasdorp that’s all about helping local businesses grow and connecting the region’s economy. By joining CABA, you become part of a network where ideas are shared, challenges are discussed openly, and solutions are built toge...
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