Now you have two new ways to support the legacy of independent pharmacy.

Matt's Ink and Toner

Running low on ink and toner? When members of the National Community Pharmacists Association buy toner and ink cartridges from Matt’s Ink and Toner, pharmacist and business owner Matt Mallinson will donate a portion of sale proceeds to the NCPA Foundation. This support will help the foundation maintain programs and services that advance independent community pharmacy, such as scholarships for students, disaster relief assistance for pharmacy owners, programs to improve the success of independent pharmacy, and community-based health care awareness programs (e.g., annual bone marrow donor drive that resulted in a life saved). Matt’s guarantee:

• Consistent product that’s American made
• Quality product
• Environmentally friendly product
• Superior customer service
• All at an exceptional value and competitive price!

Visit www.mattsinkandtoner.com or call 888-mattsrx for more information about the wide selection of remanufactured laser toner cartridges that offer high print quality, page yield, and longevity. Be sure to mention that you are an NCPA member. Questions? Email matt3118@sbcglobal.net.

Shop Local Campaign

Show your independent pride. Pharmacies across the nation have been joining forces to educate the community about the benefits of supporting local businesses. And you, too, can join the crusade. Campaign participants use simple, but effective tools to make a real difference by:

• Displaying a large "Shop Local" store sign outside the pharmacy
• Using "Thank You" stickers to seal prescriptions
• Distributing flyers to provide customer education about the unique value community-based businesses offer

The Shop Local campaign combined with the unparalleled, exceptional care and customer service that independent pharmacies can provide has proven to be an easy way to inspire residents to support small-business and the economic vitality of the community at large.

Please email the NCPA Foundation at ncpaF@ncpanet.org or call 703-838-2653 to receive material for participating in this campaign.