Groupon Celebrates Women’s Small Business Month 2022
Groupon honors National Women's Small Business Month this October with additional marketing support for women-owned businesses.
As a company committed to championing small businesses of all backgrounds, Groupon is proud to celebrate National Women’s Small Business Month this October. Throughout the month, we’re dedicating additional marketing resources to encourage customers to shop and support local women-owned businesses. Communities thrive when women thrive, and we’re excited to help uplift the women entrepreneurs who have persevered despite every challenge.
Find Women-Owned Businesses in Your Area
Women-owned Groupon merchants will receive extra promotional support this October such as prominent placements on our homepage, customer emails and app notifications, and a landing page with a collection of curated deals. Click below to shop offers from women-owned merchants near you!
If you want your business featured in this or future inclusion campaigns on Groupon, click below to log in to your Merchant Center account and complete our self-identification survey in the “Admin” tab.
More Resources for Women-Owned Businesses
U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce: National organization which unifies the collective strength of women in the U.S. economy. Using a platform of influence, innovation, and opportunity, the U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce works with and for its members to grow successful businesses and careers.
Illinois Business Enterprise Program (BEP): Program in the state of Illinois which helps businesses owned by minorities, women, and people with disabilities, by helping provide them access to the state’s procurement process and other opportunities with public and private entities looking for diverse suppliers.
Kiva 0% Loan Tool: Kiva is a nonprofit with the mission of expanding financial access and helping underserved communities thrive. It accomplishes this by crowdfunding loans, improving the quality and cost of financial services, and addressing underlying barriers to financial access around the world. Since 2005, more than 2.5 million people have raised over $1 billion on Kiva.
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