Frequently Asked Questions

Each participating business will offer specific products or services that can be purchased with points. To find out what is currently being offered, go into any business displaying a Supportland window sticker and ask or access the information online through the Supportland website, iPhone app, Facebook page, or Twitter feed.

Cardholders can get points by making specific purchases at businesses in the Supportland network. Each business will have at least one incentive for acquiring points and one for using points.

The Supportland Card will be available at businesses on the Supportland network.

Nada. Zilch. Zip. (It’s free.)

As soon as it's available, the iPhone app can be downloaded free from the App Store. It's an elegant, map-enabled app that can be used in lieu of the Supportland card.

The city-wide launch is slated for Spring of 2010. We are starting with a core group of enthusiastic businesses and growing out from there. Our goal is to encompass the entire Portland metro area, including Southwest Washington, by the end of 2010.

Any locally-owned and operated business is welcome contact us to discuss becoming a part of the Supportland network. Click on the “Pre-Register” button on the site to get on our radar or send an email to info@supportland.com.

The best way to communicate with us is through email. Send your questions, concerns, props, and praise to info@supportland.com. This will guarantee the speediest response. We can also be reached at 503-283-0012, if necessary.

We hope to get existing business groups in other areas on board so points can be transferrable between local regions. We’ve packaged the entire infrastructure so that it can be completely re-branded wherever it’s implemented. If you'd like to be notified when we branch out, contact Katrina today at katrina@supportland.com and she'll make sure you get all updates.

Michael and Katrina Scotto di Carlo. Just a couple of kids from St. Johns with a couple kids of our own.

And these excellent volunteers:

Jack Miller and Shanon Emerson (wordminers.net)
Samantha Tripodi
Simon Lorne
Joe and Joanne Scotto di Carlo
Phil Hollenback (hollenback.net)
Lewis Childs (lewischilds.com)
Jack Inglis (Floyd’s Coffee Shop)
Mark Brandou and Kim McKenna (radiusstudio.org)
Kevin and Alex McDonnell
Kjirsten and James Winters
Claire and Milkie Linsenmeyer
Hyla and Mark Hitchcox
Jeremiah Coleman and Dorine Nafziger
Erin Parrish