Need Some Cash?
Cash Plus asks that question of its potential franchisees--and charities.
When Julie and Craig Wells bought Cash Plus Inc., their goal was to make it more than just a financial services franchise. The pair had humanitarian ideals in mind, partnering with Save the Children, which sponsors underprivileged children around the world.
"Our goal is to sponsor 10 children out of each of our stores," says Craig, 48, CEO and president. Some Cash Plus stores also offer discounts for bringing in canned foods, which are distributed to local food banks and rescue missions.
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