Nov. 1, 2018
Your
Hayden Chamber News!
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Fall brings about changes;
in our daily activities and wardrobes. It also signifies the time to start looking at budgets for 2019.
As you do, please consider the Hayden Chamber of Commerce. We have several sponsorship opportunities available throughout the year.
Perhaps an upgrade in your level, or add the Enhanced Package to your membership for more advertising potential.
Call or email today!
208.762.1185
info@haydenchamber.org
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Served up fresh every fourth Thursday of the month!
Interesting and engaging guest speakers with a
side of current events and new members,
no charge for member announcements.
Compliment your morning networking
with awesome Chamber members!
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November's Breakfast will be Nov. 15 due to Thanksgiving!
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November's Featured Speaker:
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Dillon Campbell
Director of Hospitality, Media Services and Worship Arts
Ray and Joan Kroc Center
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Dillon will be covering audio and video services offered at the Kroc Center and how local businesses are currently utilizing the services as a tool to better equip employees with organizational knowledge, advertise services to the public, and encourage an element of fun and camaraderie in the workplace. He'll also touch base with the center's Bell Ringing Program and its effect on our community.
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Breakfast Schedule
7:00 Check-in Starts
7:00 Networking & Trade Tables
7:20 Breakfast Served
7:30 Program Begins
8:30 Program Ends
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Location
Salvation Army Kroc Center
1765 W Golf Course Rd,
Coeur d'Alene
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Cost
$18 with your advance registration
$20 without RSVP
Trade Table
Interested in a Trade Table?
It's a great way to promote your business and only costs $30.
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Sponsorship
Be a Breakfast Sponsor!
Includes one free breakfast, your banner displayed, a slide added the PowerPoint, 5-7 minutes to present, literature at each place setting as well as a table topper, and a free trade table (can be used in the future.)
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I90 Autoplex Trunk 'n Treat
a Big Success!
The Hayden Chamber participated this year with (l-r) Diane Higdem, Judi Cronin, Wayne Cofield and not pictured, Karen Hanks, Nicole Holmes, Melissa Schock and Rachelle Thomas.
Admission to the event was a can of food, all of which was given to the Post Falls Food Bank. Several thousand costumes of all sizes, shapes and characters passed by for nearly three hours as candy was handed out to the smiling faces. Crazy fun night!
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50 Soups and only 1 Victorious Winner!
50 local business create and present the best soups ever, all hoping to win the Best Soup trophy. Other awards include Chef's Choice and Best Decorated Booth!
This year's event will be held at Silver Lake Mall.
Cost is $12.00 and includes unlimited soup, bread and water.
St Vincent de Paul will also be collecting items: laundry soap, dish soap, toothpaste, razors, deodorant, cleaning supplies, baby wipes, feminine hygiene products and toilet paper.
ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE REGION'S ONLY WARMING CENTER!
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Join us for the Annual
Hayden Lights Christmas Tree Lighting & Parade!
The parade will begin at 5:00 p.m. at Hayden Avenue and runs south along Government Way. Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony immediately following the parade at McIntire Family Park. Free coffee, hot chocolate and cookies available. Children can visit Santa in the Council Chambers following the Lighting Ceremony. P1FCU will provide games and crafts for the kids as well!
If you have any questions please contact the Hayden Recreation & Community Events Department at (208) 209-1080.
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Hayden #4 in
"Top Places to Retire in Idaho"
"Located next to a lake of the same name, Hayden not only has great lake views but also views of the expansive Coeur d’Alene National Forest just across the lake. The city of Hayden has a decently sized senior population, with seniors making up 19.6% of the city’s population. There is a low number of retirement communities, however, with 0.36 per 1,000 residents. The numbers look a little better for medical centers at 1.75 centers per 1,000 residents, though this is still pretty low when compared to other states."
Read More!
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MOBILE NOTARY NORTH IDAHO,LLC
9323 N. Government Way, #242
Hayden, Idaho
(208) 714-0504 x702
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SERVICE TEAM OF PROFESSIONALS
PO Box 613
Hayden, Idaho
(208) 718-2392
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RADICCI ITALIAN BISTRO
8049 N Wayne Dr
Hayden, Idaho
(208) 635-5821
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ERIC HESS, REALTOR
120 N. 4th. Street
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83814
(208) 691-1720
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ELSA OWSLEY, REALTOR
1924 Northwest Blvd.
Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814
(208) 818-8181
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REDLINE RECREATIONAL TOYS
CDA-SPOKANE
411A W. Miles Ave.
Hayden, ID 83835
(208) 772-4386
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Thank You to Our Renewing Members!
It's your membership and support
that makes your chamber and community strong!
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Heritage Health ~ Yates Funeral Home ~ Idaho Independent Bank ~ Idaho Central Credit Union ~ Numerica ~ Panhandle Area Council ~ Spokane International Airport ~ The Rooter Guy
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Keokee Publishing in Sandpoint is adding 9 ads
Rotating Ad: $200/mo
Non-Rotating Ad: $600/mo
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Friends of the Community Library Network Book Sale Returns!
Friends of the Community Library Network’s book sale returns to the Hayden Library, Friday, November 2, 4 to 7 p.m. and Saturday, November 3, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The shelves will be packed and ready for shoppers to take home gently used books, games, DVDs, CDs and other items.
Folks will find fresh inventory, carefully selected by volunteers who work behind the scenes to inspect and categorize all the books. This sale features many almost-new titles, appropriate for gifts or for preparing for the holidays, including popular fiction, children’s books, cookbooks, art and coffee table editions, and much more, with most selling for $2 or less. Rare books, including a six-volume set of The Images of War 1861-1865, are also included in the sale. All proceeds support library programs at Athol, Harrison, Hayden, Pinehurst, Rathdrum and Spirit Lake.
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SETTING YOUR GOALS FOR LIVING FULLY
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Hospice of North Idaho Raises Awareness During National Hospice and Palliative Care Month
(Coeur d’Alene, ID) –Hospice is a time to live fully and embrace quality of life. Throughout the month of November, Hospice of North Idaho joins organizations across the nation to help communities understand the impact that hospice and palliative care provides to patients and their families. Comprehensive, high-quality care enables patients and families to focus on living as fully as possible.
Hospice of north Idaho is our community’s only community owned hospice. Its care is unique. Wherever an individual calls home, patients receive customized care at the level of skill they require, regardless of their financial circumstances.
Last year 56% of individuals who died in Kootenai County chose Hospice of North Idaho as their trusted hospice. Nationally, only 48% of individuals call upon hospices as their end-of-life care source.
Hospice offers a comprehensive care model to respond to the complexities of serious illness. They also respond to the impact that illness has on individuals and their families. Hospice of North Idaho offers 37-years of expertise including pre-hospice palliative care, traditional hospice care, and grief support.
Diagnosis of a life limiting disease causes drastic life changes. Pre-hospice palliative care responds to this unique and challenging time. With careful planning, thoughtful treatment plans, and emotional support, the team advocates for the patient’s choice for care.
Later, when a person determines that they no longer want to receive curative treatments, traditional hospice care adds additional support in the remaining months of life. Hospice’s specialized clinical team offers choices for comfort and helps the patient adjust to new goals. Hospice of North Idaho offers the most extensive network of hospice clinicians, counselors, social workers, and volunteers in our community. Together, they support both patients and families to live fully.
Families who call upon hospice services earlier in the disease the process tell us how beneficial our services were. They let us how grateful they were to have time to make special moments and say a proper good-bye. Unfortunately, many families nationwide choose to call hospice in the last hours or days of care. The National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization reported that in 2016, 27.9% of Medicare patients who enrolled in hospice care received only 1-7 days of care.
“It is essential that people understand that hospice and palliative care is not giving up, it is not the abandonment of care, it is not reserved for the imminently dying,” said Edo Banach, president and CEO of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization. “Hospice is a successful model of person-centered care that brings hope, dignity and compassion when they are most needed. This is one reason that the national My Hospice Campaign was launched this year.”
Hospice is more than an emergent service. Hospice is termed after “hospitality” and it’s that warmth, brought to each patient and family that creates peaceful days and lasting memories.
Hospice of North Idaho is our community’s trusted source for pre-hospice palliative care, traditional hospice care, and grief support.
Read testimonies, attend a community event, or ask about enrollment calling (208) 773-7994 or visit www.hospiceofnorthidaho.org.
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opportunity zones update
With the passing of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, the words “Opportunity Zones” have become very popular and promising in the world of economic development. At Idaho Commerce, we have received a number of questions from investors and communities alike wanting to learn more about the program, better understand how to get involved, and strategize on how to best use the tool to benefit Idaho’s economy.
Read more...
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CNBC RANKS IDAHO AS A TOP STATE FOR BUSINESS
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Choosing where to do business is a big decision. From workforce to costs of doing business, infrastructure to economic health – there are many factors that come into play and many of these elements vary widely from state to state. With so many options and locations to consider – 50 to be exact – what are the elements that make a state a good place to do business?
Read more...
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FREE BREAKFAST!
Create your Login and Password, and make one change to your company's profile and we'll put you into a drawing for a free admission to an upcoming Network Breakfast!
Did you know?
Your Hayden Chamber has added member access to Chambermaster, its membership management program; the online, members-only, information center for the Hayden Chamber of Commerce.
Chambermaster is an awesome tool for your business and it's one of the benefits of your Chamber membership!
We're on your team
and want to make sure the information we share is correct. Log in and update your profile today. The program interfaces directly with the Chamber's website, so it's really important that your company's profile is current and correct. Then, check out all possibilities to promote your business on Chambermaster.
More tools to network, advertise and grow!
What's great about this program are the benefits it provides the Chamber and you, our member.
- New members will be able to sign up and pay in one process.
- It interfaces directly with the Hayden Chamber's website, allowing members to post upcoming activities on the Events Calendar
- Members can create "Hot Deals", which is a simple, template driven coupon you can make for your business, making it available to visitors of the Chamber's website.
- You'll be able to view the status of your account.
- You can post on the Community Events calendar for your organization.
- Members will be able to add or update their organization's account information, such as representatives, email addresses, phone numbers, etc.
- It will allow you to pay your membership dues online, as well as buy tickets for the Networks Breakfast, the Annual Banquet, and any other events that we provide online payment, as well as making reservations for events.
START
using your benefits today. If you haven't yet logged in to your profile, or are having trouble, please call us and we'll be happy to help!
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