How Small Business Saturday supports rural America

Supporting and celebrating all that small businesses do for your local community, especially after the pandemic, is what Small Business Saturday is all about.

Jessica Campos, Director of the Center for Rural Affairs Women’s Business Center, spoke with RFD-TV’s own Janet Adkison on how Small Business Saturday benefits rural America, how they support the event, and how the pandemic affected small businesses.

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