Want FREE Fudha?!

Every day, Monday – Friday in March, one lucky member will have the chance to win the Fudha of the day for FREE!

To enter, BECOME OUR FAN on Facebook, and write what you love about the featured restaurant of the day on OUR wall. Then tell your friends to “comment” or “like” your wall post.

Whoever has the most comments/likes at the end of each day (at Midnight) will have a FREE Fudha added to their account! (Which you can then print out from the “Purchases” tab on the “My Account” page).

And if you haven’t signed up yet, SIGN UP NOW, because you can’t get the FREE Fudha if you’re not a member and you don’t want to miss out!

Remember: Whoever has the most “likes” and “comments” from their friends on our wall WINS!

Celebrate our launch!

Win a $25 gift certificate to one of our locally-owned favorites!

To celebrate our launch, we have FIVE $25 gift certificates to give away to some lucky Facebook Fans (2) and Twitter Followers (2), and we’ll give one away at the launch party!

To enter, BECOME OUR FAN on Facebook, and write your favorite locally-owned restaurant on our wall. Then tell your friends to “comment” or “like” your wall post. You can also enter by FOLLOWING US on Twitter, and RETWEETING this post. And if you haven’t signed up yet, SIGN UP NOW, because the deals go live on Monday, and you don’t want to miss out!

You have to do this by Midnight this Saturday.  We’ll announce the winners before our launch party and Mid-Ohio Foodbank fundraiser at Barrio.

So of course, I agonized over naming the site. I wanted to reference something positive and food related, but watermelon.com was taken, and so was chocolate.com. So, what’s a girl to do?

I pondered on it. Ate my way through Columbus. Went for a run. Came up with Fudha for the site name. But then…there’s the issue of the tagline. For anyone who knows me, they know I love food, and I love language and accents (especially Southern). I really wanted to make the tagline “Good Eatin’ “, but just wasn’t sure that everyone would get it…I didn’t want people to be wondering what our website has to do with Paula Deen.

After really thinking, I decided that “good” works, because we’re trying support our friends who own restaurants and help out families who need it. And “eating” is totally related to basically everything we’re trying to do for our customers, the Mid-Ohio Foodbank, and it’s a huge passion of mine.

So that’s what it means, and how I got there.