Oklahoma Originals : Hoboken Coffee

If you've lived in or near any given city in the state of Oklahoma, it's probably pretty likely that you've heard of our Keep it Local program. If you haven't heard of it, either you've been living under a rock and totally mission out, OR you don't live in the state of Oklahoma- let me explain the program to you!

Image borrowed from Keep It Local blog

Keep it Local is a card program that supports participating local businesses. (and boy, do we LOVE our local businesses) For a mere $10 you can purchase a Keep It Local card. Tristan and I have had one for at least 3 years.. maybe 4? I can't recall. They expire at the end of every calendar year, so they always end up as the perfect stocking stuffer. 

When you present your keep it local card to any of the participating businesses- you receive a discount. Maybe it's 10% off your purchase, 15%, a free cup of coffee, etc. just for supporting local businesses. By choosing to support local businesses, you not only get a great personal service and value, you also help strengthen our local community and economy.

Keep It Local has started doing a video series titled "Oklahoma Originals" which highlights some of our participating local businesses! I really have no personal ties to this program or video series, other than most of them are people I have met, know well, or even consider friends because of supporting their businesses. I'm so lucky to be part of this community, even as a consumer alone. To have so many options for quality product from local businesses. I LOVE IT!

I'd like to start relaying a video per week of these great businesses and the people behind them, so if you do live in OKlahoma, maybe you'll see somewhere new you'd like to visit, or get some history behind an already favorite spot of yours. IF you don't live in OKlahoma, I'd still like to share the hearts behind our community with you and what a blessing these people are to us. 

To start us off, Meet Trey & Mallory of Hoboken Coffee. A true treasure in the heart of Guthrie, Oklahoma.

Visit Keep It Local website to learn more and find out where you can buy your own keep it local card.
+ keep an eye out on Thursdays for more "Oklahoma Originals"

:: Little Brave is not affiliated with the Keep It Local program or "Oklahoma Originals" series. This post is not a sponsored post. There was no exchange for money or gifts for the promotion of this series. All opinions are my own. ::