Proudly Extends Help To Covid-Hit Communities

Oct 13, 2020

October 13, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - With the economic turmoil brought by the coronavirus pandemic, Proudly, the Best Credit Card Processing Company in South Carolina, extends help to badly-hit local communities.

Through their unique concept of “giving back,” Proudly was able to provide contributions to charities including Bluffton Self-Help, Hungry Hearts Restaurant Worker Fund, Hope4Help, and other agencies making a positive difference during this time. Proudly does this through their unique concept of business platform, which connects businesses to charities.

Businesses using Proudly as their payment processing company automatically contributes to the company’s charity of choice. With this, Proudly expressed their gratitude to the businesses that chose to use their payment platform as they are the ones that make the giving possible as well as the customers that support their business.

“Thanks to the businesses that are using Proudly as their payment processing company, we can direct our charitable funds to the local charities that are providing assistance to those that have been hit the hardest during the COVID-19 outbreak,” the company states.

Apart from the local communities, the Top Payment Processors in South Carolina also don’t forget their partner merchants who are likewise affected by the pandemic.

To help their largest pool of customers, which are restaurants, Proudly is also sharing on their social media accounts the take-out menus, delivery options, and other innovative offerings their partners are providing.

To know if a business is using Proudly, customers are encouraged to check the Proudly heart logo in their window. “When you use a credit card at the business, you too are giving back without reaching into your own pocket,” Proudly to customers.

Proudly is a provider of the best and secure way of payment solutions in Bluffton, SC. They offer EMV Chip Card Payments, Wireless Payment, Digital Wallet, Point of Sales System, Virtual Terminal, and Developer API. They cater to various industries, including food & beverage, professional services, e-commerce, and charity / non-profit organizations. They also cater to the wellness & healthcare industry, salon & spa, and hotels & lodging organizations.

“We are proud to be part of a community that cares about their neighbors and has giving back as a priority. We welcome other communities to join the Proudly family and offer our services throughout the USA,” the company further added.

To know more about the Electronic Merchant Solutions in South Carolina, visit their official website at visit https://payproudly.com/. Call Proudly at (866) 729-7768 or email [email protected]. They are located at E, 181 Bluffton Rd, Bluffton, SC 29910.

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For more information about Pay Proudly, contact the company here:

Pay Proudly
Jeff Maine
(866) 729-7768
[email protected]
181 Bluffton Rd Ste E
Bluffton, Sc 29910

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