Welcome
Thank you for checking us out. We are getting ready to launch.
I’ll try and catch you up on the basics quickly.
The usual way – If you wanted to have signs put up around the community, what’s the process? Graphic artist, sign printer, stakes, and a bunch of hours out putting out the signs. With us – You pick up 2 signs and put them out. No cost, no designing. Simulataneously every other business with a listing does the exact same thing. Results multiplied. The time and money savings is significant.
You share posts, others share yours, Maximize attention to the local business community without a social media budget. Write an article about your business or services, and the collective viewers multiplies. Be seen as a Community Hero by participating on the odd community event as part of Ahwatukee Awards, and on events you can’t participate you get recognition because the other listing volunteers carry the same brand. Collectively we are stronger then the individual.
“Stronger Businesses. Stronger Community.”
Welcome to Ahwatukee Rewards. Yes, this is a website, and an App, and even more. A Community internet radio station, a web based TV station, with growth development including signage, door hangers, SMS messaging,flyers, signage, social media campaigns, email campaigns, but those are just the tools.
Ahwatukee Rewards exists to strengthen local communities by helping residents intentionally support locally owned businesses.
We believe every dollar spent locally has a multiplying effect by supporting jobs, families, charities, schools, and community organizations.
Our goal is not simply to advertise businesses.
Our goal is to create stronger local economies through communication, collaboration, and community engagement.
Our mission is to build a stronger, more connected community by making it easy for residents to discover, support, and celebrate locally owned businesses. We provide the tools, communication, and partnerships that help local businesses thrive while creating lasting economic and social benefits for everyone who lives, works, and visits Ahwatukee.
We help local businesses succeed while giving residents better reasons to shop locally.
The real question is – How is this different the any of the other websites?
Most “shop local” websites are simply directories or advertising platforms. Businesses pay to be listed, consumers occasionally browse for a coupon, and that’s where the relationship ends.
Ahwatukee Rewards was created with a much bigger purpose.
Our mission is to strengthen the entire Ahwatukee community by helping local businesses grow, connecting residents with everything happening around them, and creating a stronger local economy where everyone benefits.
We’re building much more than a business directory.
We’re creating a community platform.
Through our website, mobile app, Daily Hot Deals, community calendar, local business profiles, internet radio station, online TV programming, local news, weather, sports, event promotion, and community SMS alerts, we bring together residents, businesses, schools, nonprofits, churches, and community organizations in one place.
Every feature we add is designed around one simple question:
“How does this make Ahwatukee a stronger community?”
We believe local businesses shouldn’t simply compete—they should collaborate. We believe residents should know where to shop, where to eat, what’s happening this weekend, and which businesses are making a positive difference in the community.
When local businesses succeed, jobs grow. Families benefit. Community organizations receive more support. Local events become stronger. The entire community wins.
Ahwatukee Rewards isn’t just encouraging people to shop locally.
We’re building the communication and collaboration network that helps a community thrive.
That’s what makes us different.
If every community had one trusted place where residents could discover local businesses, hear local news, find today’s best deals, learn about upcoming events, support nonprofits, and stay connected to their neighbors… wouldn’t that make the entire community stronger?