A new city-sponsored e-gift card program called Together for Hayward aims to boost the city’s economy, city officials announced this week.
The gift cards can be used currently at 36 businesses in Hayward, including salons, restaurants and at least one record shop. The list of businesses is growing, according to city officials.
Cards can be purchased in any denomination. Residents will receive a second gift card, while city funding lasts, when they buy an e-gift card in denominations of $40, $75 and $100. Residents will get a $10 gift card when buying a $40 card, a gift card of $20 when buying a $75 card and a gift card of $30 when buying a $100 card.
While funds are available, the city is also paying the fee normally charged to residents to buy an e-gift card.
More information about the program, including how to purchase a card or how to participate as a business, can be found here.
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