Who is Look Local First?
VizyPay created LLF to help promote small business owners everywhere. One of our company's core values is supporting local, so we started this initiative to help amplify the voices of the dreamers, entrepreneurs, and innovators in each community.
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Make a difference
Look Local First is all about moving local-minded consumers and lovers of small business from words to action, in a fun and easy way! By providing tips and tricks to easily include shopping small and supporting local in your everyday routine, to offering promotional merchandise with 100% of funds going back to supporting small biz - we hope to cast this net of love for local businesses as large and wide as we possibly can.
Supporting Local
If you own a small business, we want to support you! We offer spotlights, graphics, partnerships, tips and tricks, and more to over 80,000 social media followers to help amplify your business.

Small Business Spotlights

Graphics for supporting local

Partnering with local makers

Blogs full of tips & tricks

Purchase merch that makes a difference
Look Local First strives to partner with local makers and designers for all of our merchandise, and all proceeds from any purchase goes directly back to supporting small business!

Learn the benefits of supporting local
Our blog is full of quick reads to help anyone and everyone on their supporting local journey. Read about the benefits of supporting local businesses & get easy tips on incorporating it in your life.
Where in the world is #TeamVizy supporting local?

One thing that every member of #TeamVizy has in common is their passion for supporting local and their belief that actions speak louder than words. We want to make an impact by supporting local businesses around the world. Check out all the local spots our team has visited and the most recent below. Have you been to any yourself?
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"We played on an actual U.S. Open golf course. Chambers Bay opened for play in 2007 in University Place. After 8 years of operation, Chambers Bay hosted the 115th U.S. Open, where Jordan Spieth won his 2nd major of the season." Dao Ngo, Director, Priority One. -
"The Crooked Pint Ale House had the best smashburger I have ever had. They also had an array of beer choices that I had never heard of. We also went to OTB Cafe. Their dirty sodas were great!" Dylan Rude, Legal Analyst. -
"Every small business has its own unique blueprint, with no two following exactly the same structure or approach, which makes each one special and worth celebrating." Edgar Acosta-Molina, POS Specialist. -
"Every small business we visited was a new experience. There was a small taqueria I visited last year, Tacos El Amigo, that we decided to visit again this year, and the tacos were 10/10. We also tried a Korean shaved-ice dessert at a place called Sul-Bing, which I highly recommend to anyone visiting the Denver area!" Chris Thoprakane, Underwriter. -
"Visiting D'Amato's is at the top of my list. It's a family-owned Italian spot, and walking in feels like you're stepping into a classic Chicago neighborhood scene. The food is amazing, and you can tell the employees put their soul into keeping this place alive.
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"What stood out most was how easy it was to choose local. Whether we were looking for a restaurant, a gift shop, or an activity, there was always a small business option nearby. A couple of our favorites were Kihei Caffe and Coconuts." Miguel Contreras, People & Communications Partner.
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