Your City, Your App
Explore and connect with your city like never before.
Welcome to a groundbreaking local app that takes you and your city to a new level through the idea of fun, saving and giving!
It’s not what you buy, it’s what you buy into!
What if you could
Get offered a special price (only for you) at every business you support.
Be rewarded for discovering new dishes and new places.
Know about every event and never miss anything fun that you can do with your kids, date, or family.
Become a philanthropist with the push of a button.
Wouldn’t it be nice to have it all in one place?
What is Do Good and Save?
Is an app and platform designed to find all the fun & useful stuff you didn’t know about where you work and live. Everything we are making is designed to make your day to day a little better.
Why Do Good and Save Works
It’s Fun
Earn points and prizes discovering your city through daily raffles, watching “did you know” videos and contests.
It Saves You Money.
Member Only deals, offers, and access like our first of a kind “citywide” punchcard; FREE food for Do Good and Savers, services and daily specials for workers, families, couples and singles.
Makes Giving Back Easy
Use some of the rewards and loyalty you’ve earned to donate to a cause with a tap of a button.
Here’s the Plan
1. Download the app
Know and connect to what matters in your city.
2. Become a Do Good and Saver
Take advantage of all the goodies in your City!
3. Grow together
Have fun, save money, and give back while doing it!
Our partners serving their communities
What our Do Good and Savers say about us
Robin Lewis
Buena Park Resident
"This is intense! I never knew I wanted to know what I’ve been learning about my city, I love this app and, I use it every day. "
Peter Chan
Mayor of Monterey Park
"This is just fantastic. If you look at Do Good and Save, you can discover all the little secrets in the city."
Todd Trout
Chief Professional Officer Boys & Girls Club
"I find that community is really important to us, and Do Good and Save really brings that importance to the attention of the locals."