LOS ANGELES, October 10, 2010 – It seems that everyone is hurting right now and none more than non-profits and small businesses. But one can’t put off buying everything, and when you need a new bed…well, you need a new bed. In the hopes of creating a WIN-WIN-WIN situation, Green and Greener (G&G) is offering a special “Do Well by Doing Good” discount on their wonderful eco-friendly mattresses which last longer than traditional mattresses and cost as little as $0.43*[1] a night to sleep on! Not only are the latex/Organic cotton/Pure Grow wool mattresses economical, they are also anti-allergen, anti-dust mite and are flame retardant without the use of added chemicals unlike traditional mattresses. G&G also has mattresses available that are made without wool or with inner springs (instead of latex) for customers who prefer those options.
To take advantage of this offer, customers are asked to bring in proof of a $50+ donation to a non-profit that benefits the environment, children or animals and G&G will give them 10% off their mattress; if customers refer a friend who purchases a mattress with the non-profit donation special then G&G will give them an extra 5% back (that's a savings of up to $420!) Donation must be to a registered 501(c)(3) and a copy of the donation receipt on organization's letterhead must be dated on or after January 1, 2010 and be shown to a G&G employee at the time of purchase. Each $50+ donation is good towards the purchase of one mattress. This offer is good through December 31, 2010.
Green and Greener is located at 4838 Laurel Canyon Blvd, Valley Village in the heart of the San Fernando Valley. The 1300 sq ft store is an eco-living store carrying “a little bit of everything, but all green” and specializing in hard to find and locally-made products. More information can be found online at green-and-greener.com or by calling 818.358.4313.
[1] $0.43 cost based on purchase of a King-size latex/organic cotton/wool mattress and use for 15-years. Latex mattresses may be comfortable for as long as 30-years.