Earn Rewards While Supporting Downtown San Jose Businesses This Holiday Season

"Downtown San Jose is offering a great incentive for shoppers this December with the Shop Small Downtown program from the San Jose Downtown Association. When you spend at least $150 at participating local businesses, you qualify for a $50 gift card in return. This promotion runs through December 24 and focuses on small shops, restaurants, and theaters that define the area's character. The gift card works at over 60 locations across Downtown, making it easy to keep the spending local and discover more spots."

"Participating is straightforward. Collect your receipts from purchases made at eligible Downtown businesses starting from November 28. Once they total $150 or more, upload photos of them through the association's website for verification. If your entry is among the first 100 valid ones, the $50 gift card arrives soon after. Limited to one entry per person. All valid entries, even beyond the first 100, go into a drawing for a grand prize."

"Two winners will each receive a $500 San Jose Downtown gift card at the promotion's end. By joining in, shoppers directly bolster the local economy and help sustain the unique businesses that make Downtown San Jose vibrant. For details and to submit receipts, visit https://sjdowntown.com/shopdtsj I already got my $50 gift card (thanks to a great meal at Petiscos), now it's time to get yours!"

The Shop Small Downtown program offers a $50 gift card for shoppers who spend at least $150 at participating Downtown San Jose businesses. The promotion runs through December 24 and the gift card is accepted at over 60 downtown locations including shops, restaurants, and theaters. Collect receipts for purchases made from November 28, then upload photos of receipts through the association website for verification. The first 100 valid entries receive the $50 gift card; entries are limited to one per person. All valid entries enter a drawing where two winners will each receive a $500 San Jose Downtown gift card. Participation supports the local economy.

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