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SCORE Helps Business Owners

Patch is pleased to announce a new partnership with SCORE, a nonprofit organization with 12,000 business experts nationwide who provide free mentoring to small business owners

When it comes down to it, behind just about every small business is an entrepreneur hoping to turn their passion into a paycheck.

But, as many wise business advisers have noted: Hope is not a strategy. Business owners need support to turn dreams into reality.

That's why Patch is pleased to announce a new partnership with SCORE, a nonprofit organization with 12,000 business experts nationwide who provide free mentoring to small business owners.


The partnership makes sense because we believe that when local commerce grows, the whole community gets stronger. Patch already provides free listings for local businesses and other tools to help build local brands.

Whether you're a 10-year-old jewelry designer or a 79-year-old who carves wood knives from a fallen tree, there's a SCORE mentor to help you take your business to the next level.

Nationally there are almost 350 branches. Visit www.SCORE.org and enter your zip code to find the chapter closest to you.

SCORE provides local in-person and online workshops and information about topics including finance and accounting, marketing and PR and information technology.

Patch is recruiting SCORE experts and business owners to blog on our sites. Patch staff members are also available to speak about social media and online marketing issues at SCORE events and workshops.

At SCORE's recent annual conference in New Orleans, the testimonials from business owners who've benefited were powerful and moving.

Many SCORE-mentored business owners reported seeing their business double or triple in growth, going from a back-of-the-house bedroom office, for example, to a three-story building. Business owners say they learn everything from how to properly plan and set goals to how to build accurate balance sheets.

"Their talent helps me be successful at mine," said Tasha Oldman, a documentary filmmaker from Marina del Rey and winner of SCORE's Outstanding Woman-Owned Business award this year. "I did not know how to be an entrepreneur so I had to learn."

If you have questions about the SCORE-Patch partnership, email scorefoundation@patch.com. For advertising information, visit here:partners.patch.com/member-resources/score/

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It is so sad that our state has allowed this to happen. I remember a few years ago when the TVUSDRead More budget was horrible and teacher's were given less than $100.00 to budget their classrooms. Teachers are allowed to ask for donations but can no longer "require" students to bring in supplies for the classroom. PARENT'S need to step up to the plate!! After all these are OUR children and it's our responsibility to help them get the best education they can get. As long as people have the "entitlement" attitude with the public school system I can only see thing getting worse and not better. Please parents, help your teacher's. It does not take a fortune to pick up something extra for the classroom while buying your own child school supplies. Just my opinion!!
Brenda May 21, 2013 at 12:32 pm
True also Thomas. My own daughters played hockey when we lived in San Diego so I think even thoughRead More they are all over 18 now they would still enjoy one or the other. Both would be nice :)
Thomas Termini May 20, 2013 at 07:56 am
A skating rink with ice is more desirable. Temecula and Murrieta have lots of kids involved in iceRead More skating and hockey, but have to drive to Escondido or Riverside to participate.
Brenda May 18, 2013 at 06:28 am
Skating Rink would be great for the kids and adults who grew up skating!
Michelle May 17, 2013 at 09:26 am
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Jackie McGrady January 30, 2013 at 03:27 am
Congratulations Pete! Hard work and the true love of music definitely carries rewards. Cheers toRead More 35 more years!!
Sterling Heart January 29, 2013 at 08:02 pm
Congratulations to a truly great store.