Looking for ways to put your time, talent & resources to use?
Check out these new Chamber programs.
The Chamber's
COVID Small Business Assistance Team
is still in need of volunteers to help work on projects to assist our small businesses. From phone calls and online research to marketing, graphic design and more, any donation of time and skills is appreciated. High school and college students, teachers, business professionals or retirees are all welcome. Work from your home or office and help us help fellow members. Interested or want more details? Email Tricia at the chamber at the address below with, "Small Business Assistance Team" in the subject line.
"How To" videos needed
. Do you have a talent you'd like to share with fellow members? Something that pertains to your business or maybe otherwise? Maybe you're an accountant who knows how to tie the perfect gift bow or you're a landscaper who can share a quick tip on weed control. We are gathering videos of one minute or less to share on social media and in the weekly newsletter. Please send to Tricia Maple-Damewood at the email address below with "How To" in the subject line.
Facebook Fun
: It's not all misinformation and political rants! Facebook can actually be fun and informative and bring us together. And the Chamber's Facebook page has been hopping lately. Get ready to post your photos for two upcoming campaigns. First is
"Lucious Leftovers"
that will showcase the creations you make by "over-ordering" take-out at a local member restaurant and using them creatively through the week. The second is
"Show Us How You Do It"
with members sharing photos of how they're making their way through these challenging times. Pictures of your interesting or creative home office space, how your employees are safely keeping things afloat or fun and interesting ideas for making the most of home office, home school or home leisure time are all welcome. Follow us on Facebook by clicking the button below and stay tuned.
