Donate to our Save our Smalls Initiative
Through the S.O.S. program, your donations do double duty. You donate towards saving small businesses in the Carlisle community by giving them a large purchase and then those purchases are donated to local charities and frontline workers. Learn more about the program in the next section. See the program's press below.
We are thankful for donations of any amount. Please use the Paypal link to help support our local small businesses, support local charities, and thank frontline workers all at the same time! If you would like to tell us what charity or frontline working staff should get the donation, please email us. The address to mail donation checks below the donate button. We are a 501(c)3 organization.
S.O.S. Recognitions & Press
ABC 27 News Hometown Hero
CPBJ Nonprofit Innovation Honoree
CPBJ Nonprofit Innovation Honoree
Destination Carlisle was named ABC News 27's Hometown Hero for January 14 for our work with the S.O.S. program.
CPBJ Nonprofit Innovation Honoree
CPBJ Nonprofit Innovation Honoree
CPBJ Nonprofit Innovation Honoree
Destination Carlisle is a 2021 honoree in the Central Pennsylvania Business Journal's Nonprofit Innovation Awards for our S.O.S. program.
- Carlisle's "Save our Smalls" Closes in on Fundraising Goal
WGAL 8 - Destination Carlisle Raises Nearly $17,000 for Downtown Businesses
Cumberlink/The Sentinel - Community Comes Together to "Save our Smalls"
CHS Periscope - Hometown Hero: Destination Carlisle
ABC 27 - Destination Carlisle Raises $13,000 to Help Small Businesses and Healthcare Workers
ABC 27 - Destination Carlisle Launches Initiative to Save Small Businesses
WHP 21 - Destination Carlisle Launches "S.O.S.: Save our Smalls to Support Small Businesses and Nonprofits
Fox 43 - Destination Carlisle Launches Program to Help Small Businesses, Support Frontline Workers
Pennlive - New Initiative Supports Small Businesses in Carlisle
WGAL 8 - Destination Carlisle Unveils "S.O.S.: Save Our Smalls" Initiative to assist Small Businesses and Nonprofits, Frontline Workers
Cumberlink/The Sentinel