Historic Commercial Center Fund Covid-19
4-11-2020
Covid 19-Disaster Relief for Commercial Center
We are grateful to be in a unique position to assist the Neighborhood with your help. At this time Commercial Center Association is asking for your pledges to help your small business mom & pops, to stay well and safe during this shutdown. Most of our businesses are closed at this time, and we are here providing security, and watching over the neighborhood with an increased cleanup efforts and security. Please consider a donation to help cover these costs and we will also use these
funds to carry on after business resumes, to continue to assist the small business owners be a success with financial assistance, security and neighborhood cleaning-this helps to reduce crime for our business and close by residential neighborhoods, and strengthens our local economy. Many businesses are waiting for disaster relief, and also many may not receive these funds as the requirements are too stringent and not easy for most small business to receive these funds, at this time none of our business have received any help from the SBA. we employ collectively over 500 employees and independent contractors. Your Donations are greatly appreciated-to insure we will be here to serve you when were able to re-open and we hope that is soon. It will also take time to rebuild our customer and service base and well most likely need your help with this through the end of the year. Thank you,
Thank You-Sincerely Paula Sadler
President of Commercial Center Business Association-Small Business Advocate & Owner-A Harmony Nail Spa
We need your help to heal and beautify our neighborhood. Thank you for your support with our project "healing through art" www.freeparkandartlasvegas.com Las Vegas's newest and largest public artwalk in the Historic Commercial Center Neighborhood.
Previous Posting as on 2017
I recently have donated approximately $7,000 to this important cause. That is a lot for a salon owner. Thats a lot of pedicures. LOL =) .
But this project is very important we had some real safety concerns so maybe hood cleaning issues graffiti and all of these have been addressed to help our neighborhood I have recently then working with Brian Paco Alvarez at UNLV and ask for assistance from Clark County and got some donations from business and Property Owners within but we need your help to make this project a success.
Join us on November 11th for new live mural installations on the sidewalks throughout the plaza from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and our open house and Festival the first of our new annual event we are seeking artist to install mirrors throughout please check out our website freeparkandartlasvegas.com for contact info.
My name is Paula Sadler President and Founder of Commercial Center Business Association a local nonprofit since 2006.
I have been raising funds to beautify and improve our local, most historic shopping center in Las Vegas. The Historic Commercial Center District known as The Commercial Center and 953 E Sahara.
And your help is needed to continue to do neighborhood cleanup and beatification. Ongoing efforts are made to keep our plaza safe. We are a neighborhood family plaza. We are seeking funds to provide safety and visibility for our neighborhood, advocacy with the local government agencies and public works to provide services, looking to bring art and public events, farmers market and food and craft fairs. And generally, maintain the historic public areas for all to enjoy.
What started out as a local cleanup effort turned into the project of a lifetime. and a Spiritual Tour-de-force.
Along with the physical aspects of cleaning up the neighborhood. I have been able to employ my spiritual gifts providing Reiki healing treatments for the neighborhood, prayer and affirmation work, blessing and cleansing with the help of my work with the Angels.
& Feng-shui energy treatments.
I saw swift and dramatic change all inspired from a family of seagulls who take up residence in the plaza every winter. I saw this as a call to clean up the neighborhood from my work with totem energy and animal speak by Author Ted Andrews. I received a calling and I answered. It has been a glorious several years with many triumphs and great challenges. Then the recession hit and we were unable to continue as we were. Only keeping up our social media sites, website, and phone lines open and closing the public information office.
I worked hard to Save our plaza from abusive Eminent Domain in 2009 and from Greedy corporate developers not paying a fair price to everyone involved. Building relationships with local business owners, property owners, working with LVMP and Fire, public works, Chris Giunchigliani, former Commissioner Myrna Williams, Former Mayor Oscar Goodman and City of Las Vegas, various local media outlets channel 8, the view, the review journal, citylife, Las Vegas weekly, Desert Companion and Editor/Writer Andrew Kiraly, CCTV 4 Randy Swallow of Clark county chronicles and various online media resources.
This effort has been made to save important historic neighborhoods by promoting awareness of the need to preserve history and a place for small non-corporate business to thrive and flourish while keeping rents reasonable.
These funds will go towards the Commercial Center Historic Society to provide needed services and secure our area and neighborhood businesses for generations to come. And to develop our historic journalistic piece featuring local business owners, musicians and artists in a special historic expose, book, video, and album.
This means so much to mean and the many family owned businesses of our plaza who have called commercial center home for many years.
John Fish Jewelers 50+ years, Las Vegas Cue Club-1969, Komol Authentic Thai -1989, A Harmony Nail Spa -2004, Violin Outlet-1986, Some Newcomers who we are grateful they have chosen Commercial Center
Italian Oasis Pizza, Affordable Dental, Las Vegas Tactical, OMD official music district Club, Haifa to name a few.
From all of us here at The Historic Commercial Center we thank you. I Thank you for being able to be of service and help my community.