Lake Anna Discount Card to Launch by this December

The Lake Anna Business Partnership (LABP) is introducing a new way for locals to save on their local purchases: the Lake Anna Card. Designed like a credit card to fit in anyone’s wallet, the card offers year-round discounts at participating food and beverage establishments while contributing to a vital scholarship fund.

“For just $20, the Lake Anna Card provides an entire year of savings at some of the area’s best restaurants, breweries, and wineries. Not only will cardholders quickly recoup their initial investment, but they’ll also experience the satisfaction of supporting local businesses,” said Jim McCoy, an LABP board member who started the initiative. “LABP member establishments can feature their promotions on the back of the card at no additional cost. This initiative underscores LABP’s commitment to the success of its members, offering them a unique opportunity to attract more customers without any financial burden.”

In previous years, the LABP coordinated the Lake Anna Restaurant Week, where local establishments would give a percentage of their profits back to support the scholarship fund. Last year, the fund awarded $2,500 to three deserving students – one each from Louisa, Orange, and Spotsylvania Counties. With the launch of this card, the goal is to increase the number of scholarships, potentially doubling or tripling the impact on local students. All profits from the Lake Anna Card will go directly to the LABP Scholarship Fund.

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