Chamber Blog
Home Instead Senior Care provides a free senior-friendly tablet for each of their clients. It even screens out telemarketer calls.
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Save energy, cut costs, and earn positive publicity while you support your community and the environment.
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Elizabeth Cromwell and Arlene Lee visited the Capitol to advocate for policies that address our nation’s skills gap by investing in American workers.
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Learn what Jeff Lewis wants young people to know about careers in the skilled trades.
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Learn how S. Lisa Herndon helps local families realize their dream of homeownership.
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Learn about Guy Browning’s first job on the family farm and find out where he takes his friends during “tourist boot camp.”
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North Charlottesville Business Council discussed plans for 2020 around areas of common concern, like road accessibility and walkable streets.
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The Leadership Charlottesville Class of 2020 will complete service projects focused on Community Resources, Housing, Transportation and Youth Education.
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The Chamber is developing a new group for young professionals, launching soon. If you’re under 40 (or young at heart), we invite you to get involved!
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The Mitchell Hash Foundation’s mission is to lift the stigma around suicide, educate, and help as many people as possible to know they are not alone.
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