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The coronavirus pandemic has changed many facets of life, and how you use rewards credit cards may be one of them. If you’ve been hunkered down at home over the past year, you haven’t been racking up many points or miles on travel purchases or exchanging rewards for flights and hotel stays.
During the pandemic, some issuers have juiced up travel rewards cards by providing temporary rewards in categories more in line with how consumers have been spending their money offering extra cash back or points when you spend on groceries, gas, home improvements or takeout orders, for example, or giving higher point values when you redeem rewards for such purchases. Even as travel takes off again, issuers of travel cards may keep touting heightened rewards on categories outside the travel arena, too.
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SULLIVAN UNIVERSITY LAUNCHES CHARITABLE ARM: School raising money for American Cancer Society
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Sullivan University, which has a long history of philanthropy, has launched a charitable arm that will raise and donate funds to community organizations and causes. Funds are being raised from a variety of sources including direct donations from our employees, t-shirt sales, a silent auction, and even selling cookbooks featuring recipes from our own very talented culinary faculty. ~Melissa Lowe, Sullivan University System Vice President of Human Resources LOUISVILLE, Ky. (PRWEB) March 10, 2021 Sullivan University, which has a long history of philanthropy, has launched a charitable arm that will raise and donate funds to community organizations and causes.
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Bradley Roy visit to Covercraft in Pauls Valley
COVERCRAFT® Announces Title Sponsorship of Bradley Roy
PAULS VALLEY, OKLAHOMA – Today, Covercraft® announced its continuation as the title sponsor of Major League Fishing TM professional angler Bradley Roy of Lancaster, Kentucky. “We are thrilled to continue this partnership with Bradley,” said Covercraft Director of Marketing Jeff Jegelewicz. Covercraft began as an associate sponsor of Bradley Roy’s in the latter half of 2018 and made the transition to title sponsor in 2019 as Bradley joined Major League Fishing’s Bass Pro Tour. “He’s a part of the Covercraft Family and we’re proud of the work we’ve done together so far,” continued Jegelewicz. In addition to being a highly skilled angler, Bradley is dedicated to giving back to the community through charitable events and programs. One part of Roy’s commitment to his community is the annual Bradley Roy High School Open fishin