We support and promote our local commerce through communication, advocacy and partnerships!
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MChamber Membership
embership in the chamber is much more than a plaque on the wall, the fulfillment of a sense of civil obligation, or the means to generate new business. Rather, membership represents a commitment to the continued prosperity of Josephine County’s economy. The Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce is the catalyst that enables businesses to accomplish collectively what no one business could do alone. A strong united effort gives a voice to members. Tourism, service, retail and manufacturing each contribute to our business community. Come visit us about joining the Chamber and add your energetic voice to the community.
Chamber of Commerce Contact Information
Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce 1995 NW Vine Street • Grants Pass, OR 97526
Phone: 541.476.7717 • GPCOC@grantspasschamber.org • www.grantspasschamber.org
Board of Directors
Mark Stutzman - Farmer’s Bldg Supply
Kelsy Ausland - Ausland Group
Executive Board of Directors
CHAIR/Kate LaskyJosephine Community Libraries
CHAIR ELECT/ Alan Meyer - Pacific Power
VICE CHAIR/ Donnie Garnett - People’s Bank
TREASURER/ Meghan Boehm - So. OR Aspire
PAST CHAIR/ Trent CarpenterSouthern Oregon Sanitation
EJeff Javelona - Old Town Mail House
Juliet Long - RCC
Lee Wassink - The Glass Forge
Brian Bouteller - Gospel Rescue Mission
Nathan Miller - Rentec Direct
Kevin Gill - Clouser Drilling Co.
Tiffany Johnson - RE/MAX
Terri Wiley - Evergreen Fed Bank
very Thursday Morning at 10:30 A.M. Chamber Chatter is sponsored by Evergreen Federal Bank, showcasing events and businesses in our area.
Chamber Chatter is fun and informative while discussions with the Morning Hosts of KAJO, KLDR and KRRM keep it lively and interesting.
Join us at 10:30 A.M. each Thursday morning to listen to Chamber Chatter and find out what is happening in our community for the weekend. Keep your radio dialed to 94.7 FM, 98.3 FM, 99.7 FM or 1270 AM 10:30-11:00 A.M.
Chamber Foundation
Lowell Gibson - Chair; NiceBadge
Roy Lindsay - Vice Chair
Rebecca Stoltz- Director; JCLF - Secretary Treasurer ~ Pending
Lawton Lesueur - Director; Mid.Emp.Ins.
Terri Wiley- Director; Evergreen Fed Bank
Hyla Lipson- Director, GP Museum of Art
& Josephine County Chamber of Commerce
Terry Hopkins President/CEO
Christie Swafford Programs & Events
Brittni Biller Membership & Business Development
Shirley Liska Office Assistant
Karen Henningsen Accounting Contractor
Cat Bonney Graphics Contractor
Welcome, September! As harvest season begins to unfold, we are surrounded by the vibrant colors and abundant yields that signify a time of celebration and gratitude. This season of reaping is not only about the fruits of the land but also about reflecting on the hard work and dedication that has shaped our community.
Since its establishment in 1924, our Chamber has been dedicated to nurturing and advocating for local businesses. Just as the harvest represents a time of culmination and achievement, our centennial is a testament to a century of unwavering support and commitment to the business community. We’ve navigated dramatic changes—from shifts in economic trends to advances in technology—but our core mission has remained steadfast: to support and promote local commerce.
As we welcome this new season, we are deeply appreciative of our long-standing members. We are proud and fortunate to have over one hundred members who have invested in our work over 25 years. Their loyalty and dedication have been instrumental in sustaining the strength and impact of the Chamber. Their continued support reflects a deep-rooted commitment to our shared mission and to the prosperity of our local businesses.
Equally important, we welcome and celebrate our new members, whose fresh perspectives and innovative ideas bring renewed energy and opportunity to our Chamber. Their involvement signifies growth and adaptation, ensuring that we continue to evolve and address the ever-changing needs of our business community.
Also, in this season, we are turning our attention to the future. As elections approach, it is akin to planting new seeds for the future of our community. The Chamber will continue a long-standing commitment to host local Candidate Forums, offering a platform for voters to hear from those running for office.
Just as farmers plant seeds to cultivate a successful future harvest, these forums will help our community make informed decisions that will shape the direction of our local governance. As we revel in the harvest and our centennial milestone, we reaffirm our commitment to supporting local businesses and fostering community growth. Here’s to celebrating our past, embracing the present, and looking forward to a prosperous future.
Terry Hopkins President & CEO, Grants Pass
541-956-4100 • thopkins@grantspasschamber.org
Be involved with your Business Community
Wednesdays ~ Starts at 8:00 am • Doors Open @ 7:45 for Networking
Our Mission is to support and promote our local commerce through communication, advocacy, and partnerships! Membership Info: 541-956-4102
September 2024
Business For Breakfast ~ Greeter’s Meeting Meeting Time: 8:00
Sept 4th
Concierge Home & Business Watch
Fruitdale Grange ~ 1440 Parkdale Dr.
Sept 11th
GP Adventist School 2250 NW Heidi Lane
Sept 18th
KA Design
Fruitdale Grange ~ 1440 Parkdale Dr. Sept 25th
Farmer’s Building, Feed & Garden
Fruitdale Grange ~ 1440 Parkdale Dr.
Greeters is a powerful networking group where you can interact with an average of 75 business professionals on a weekly basis. Non-Members are invited to attend up to (3) times as a guest. Doors open at 7:45am. The Chamber Ambassadors collect $1.00 and a business card at the door. Refreshments are provided . The meeting commences promptly at 8:00 AM. Our host has 5 minutes to showcase their business/organization. Emcee’s review the meeting rules and begin introductions from business cards. When introduced you have 30 seconds to share your information. ~ We look forward to meeting you!
Everyone needs tools to start, build, manage, and grow their business.
While starting a new business can be overwhelming, the Small Business Tool Kit provided by the City of Grants Pass will help you on your way to turning your dream business into a realty.
It’s a friendly, easy-to-read resource to help you navigate the business tax certificate and the permit process.
https://www.grantspasschamber.org/small-business-tool-kit-gp/
help Grow your
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Independent Physician Association
Started in 1994, AllCare Independent Physician Association (IPA) is a team of local doctors and providers with one focus: preventing illness and promoting healthy lifestyles in our communities. We live here. We know you. Together, we are AllCare IPA. Changing healthcare to work for you. AllCareHealth.com/IPA
the rights of parents to make informed decisions regarding vaccinations for their children.
Pediatric TLC is a small, family-oriented practice, committed to exceptional care for all of our patients.
We understand that every child is unique and deserves personalized care. Our staff is dedicated and committed to ensuring your child’s health and well-being. Our office is designed with children in mind, featuring a welcoming atmosphere and child-friendly spaces to make visits comfortable and stress free as possible. Our mission is to provide exceptional medical care for children from infancy through adolescence in a warm, friendly, and nurturing environment.
We take all major insurances, AllCare and OHP Open Card.
Thanks to them and to the
New Hope Nursery is a hidden gem that is the “Heart of New Hope,” located at 7016 New Hope Road. This locally owned and operated business is about to hit a major milestone. This October, Jedediah Jester and Christin Bryk will be celebrating their 10-year anniversary of purchasing the nursery.
Bryk. Representing the nursery is the true “Heart of New Hope.” Stella, their little Shih Tzu loves being a farm dog and being part of the daily operations.
Jester and Bryk are Hidden Valley High School graduates and have been married for 17 years. Their four-acre nursery specializes in shade trees, Japanese maples, flowering trees, conifers, fruit trees, specimen trees, shrubs, perennials, and spring organic vegetable starts. Every spring a large shipment of Oregon-grown balled and burlap inventory arrives that is 20-percent off.
As fall approaches, it is the ideal season for a visit to take in all the vibrant colors. The cooler temperatures are a favorable time for planting. The nursery is nestled into a beautiful mountain range that holds an incredibly special place for Jester and
Jester and Bryk have a passion for plants and are always searching for the best sourced materials that are healthy and thrive in the valley. The knowledgeable staff takes pride in caring for the nursery and helping guests find the perfect plants.
The nursery has bulk compost, potting soil and bark mulch that can be purchased at the facility or delivered. They also provide delivery and planting services. The nursery also boasts a rustic farm stand that features garden art, bird feeders and gifts.
New Hope Nursery is located at 7016 New Hope Road in Grants Pass, Ore. Fall hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Saturdays 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information call 541-761-1908, e-mail at info@ heartofnewhope.com or visit heartofnewhope.com.
Childcare: Impacts on Our Community & Your Business
“Conversations & Strategies with a Panel of Peers & Industry Experts”
Sept 10, 2024
11:30 AM ~ 1:00 PM
The Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce’s Business Retention and Expansion Committee is excited to re-launch the “Peerspectives” series, which will focus on key issues facing our community and your business.
Join our panel of experts as we discuss issues, educational opportunities, funding options and resources as a means addressing these challenges.
Are you one of the 53% of businesses who reported their businesses were impacted by childcare availability?
How is lack of childcare impacting our local workforce?
What resources are available for my staff who need child care?
What does it take to get into the childcare business?
What training opportunities are available for a career in the field?
What resources are available to help move the needle?
UPCOMING BUSINESS TRAINING WEBINARS OFFERED BY SCORE - CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN OREGON
ADVANCED SOCIAL MEDIA by KENT LEWIS
September 4, 2024 9AM – 11AM
Advanced Social Media – Register here
THE NEW LIFE WORK BALANCE: CREATING YOUR PORTFOLIO LIFE
September 5, 2024 12 Noon – 2PM Work Balance – Register here
EMAIL MARKETING WITH ALBERT KAUFMAN
September 10, 2024 11AM – 12 Noon
Email Marketing – Register here
BUSINESS MASTERY: NO COST LEAD, CONVERSION AND SALES STRATEGIES
September 12, 2024 9AM – 10:30AM Business Mastery – Register here
VIDEOS CAN BOOST YOUR MARKETING SUCCESS
September 14, 2024 10AM – 11:30AM Videos can boost – register here
SOCIAL MEDIA BASICS WITH STACEY McCORMACK
September 18, 2024 9AM – 11AM
Social Media Basics – Register here
SIDE VENTURES – BUSINESSES/FRANCHISES TO OWN WHILE EMPLOYED
September 19, 2024 12 Noon – 1PM
Side Ventures – Register here
HOLIDAY MARKETING IDEAS TO FINISH THE YEAR STRONG – with ALBERT KAUFMAN
September 25, 2024 11AM - Noon
Holiday Marketing – Register here
The Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce was proud to present Lemonade Day to our Community for the 4th year in a row! We are so proud of 300 Participants and 80+ stands this year and their Entrepreneurial Spirit! Congrats to all the Youth that participated!
Thank You to Our Sponsors
Cascade Self Storage • Chief Aircraft • Clouser Well Drilling Inc
Cynthia Harelson, CPA PC • Evergreen Federal Bank - Main Branch
Grants Pass Kiwanis Club • Caveman Kiwanis Club
First Community Credit Union - N • Hart Insurance
Josephine Community Library District • Logan Design
Mama D's Authentic Kitchen • Marzi Sink Factory • Moxley Media
Mid Rogue Imaging Center • Nations Lending
REACH - River's Edge Academy Charter School • Roe Motors GM
The Venuti Group at Cascade Hasson Sotheby’s International Realty Young Professionals Network
Learn More About Lemonade Day and how beneficial this local event is for our community youth.
http://LemonadeDay.org/grants-pass
Pass & Josephine County
From KAJO 99.7: The Grants Pass Active Club held the “5th Annual 4TheKids Livestock Auction” for 205 kids in the community. The local kids worked hard, went out into the community and invited businesses, organizations and individuals to attend the event.
Over 160 buyers participated in the youth livestock auction. A total of $861,803 was collected. One young man earned more than $30,000 for his market hog. Several organizations spent more than $40,000. Over 12,000 pounds of meat was donated to local organizations such as Joe’s Place, Women’s Crisis Support Team, Gospel Rescue Mission and the Josephine County Food Bank.
The 4-H Extension Service also announced that the pig pens will be donated to the Josephine County Fairgrounds.
The Active Club expresses its gratitude to everyone involved who made this happen for local kids.
Rentec Direct, an Oregon-based property management software company, honored as one of America’s top 100 small businesses by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Grants Pass, September 5, 2024 – Rentec Direct, an award-winning property management software company, has been named to the prestigious CO—100 list for 2024, an honor bestowed by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Rentec Direct was selected out of more than 14,000 applicants by an esteemed panel of judges for its overall growth driven by cutting-edge ideas, resilience, and strong employee culture. The list includes a diverse array of small businesses of all sizes and industries located in 31 states and Washington, D.C. This recognition highlights Rentec Direct’s commitment to innovation, growth, and community impact, solidifying its position as one of America’s top small businesses.
“We are incredibly honored to be recognized as one of America’s top small businesses,” said Nathan Miller, CEO and Founder of Rentec Direct. “This award is a reflection of our team’s hard work and commitment to serving our clients with excellence. It is also a testament to the support we receive from our community, which has been instrumental in our growth and success.”
Business After Hours
Banner Bank ~ Aug 22nd
Ribbon Cuttings
Our Chamber Ambassadors organize Ribbon Cutting Celebrations for a variety of events for Chamber Members!
Contact Brittni to schedule your celebration!
bbiller@grantspasschamber.org
UPCOMING Ribbon Cuttings
The Wonder Bur Steakhouse & Lounge 116 SW H Street September 13 th • 5:00 PM
In this new segment we will share the continued momentum and meaningful engagements our Chamber has maintained, as well as the promising endeavors that lie ahead through the following “Reviews and Previews”...
Reviews:
• Main Street: Chamber Staff has identified opportunities to advance strategic partnerships and foster economic development through Main Street. We have participated in a Main Street Steering Committee and congratulate the group for being recognized as a Connected Community and look forward to the opportunities Main Street may bring to Grants Pass.
• Lemonade Day: The impacts of the Lemonade Day event which drew in over 300 young entrepreneurs continued throughout the month. We celebrated the success of the new businesses at a fun party and several of the kids were able to review their learning and experiences at both a County Commissioners meeting as well as at a Collaborative Economic Development Committee meeting.
• Young Professionals Network: Our Young Professionals Network took the opportunity to forward their careers and learning with a professional development day at Rogue Community College. Lisa Parks, Dean of Business & Workforce Development reviewed trades and certification programs the college offers.
• Advocacy: As one of the most important functions of your Chamber, our team is always working to be the voice of businesses through our work with community partners. We participated in ongoing conversations with the Public Safety Funding Workgroup. We stayed engaged on the decisions after the Supreme Court ruling and the impacts it would have on options for the unhoused. We continue to meet with elected leaders, candidates, city staff, strategic partners and our membership to foster a business environment for business retention and growth.
Previews:
• Peerspective: In response to our business survey, which identifies strengths, weaknesses and opportunities for businesses, we will be hosting a PEERSPECTIVES panel to address one of the needs identified in the survey. Join us September 10th as we take the opportunity to learn from local experts about the impact of childcare on our workforce. Learn what opportunities and resources are available and how we can have an impact on solving the challenge.
• Board of Directors Succession Planning: With the end of the year in sight, our Board of Directors, as well as several of our committees, are planning for the evolution of Board leadership in executive roles, as well as recruitment of new Board and committee members. If you are interested in joining the Chamber Board or one of our influential committees, please reach out.
• Candidate Forums: We will host in-person candidate forums for the Mayor & Council races as well as Commissioner races. We will also host televised discussions with State candidates. This forum represents a crucial opportunity for our community to engage directly with candidates who are vying for a role in shaping the future of Josephine County. It is through such forums that the voting public can gain a deeper understanding of each candidate’s vision, goals, and values. Council & Mayor candidate forum will be October 15th with County Commissioners on October 17th.
• Ambassadors: Our Chamber Ambassadors are gearing up for the annual Ambassador Conference which will be held in Lebanon, OR this year. Ambassadors play a vital role in the Chamber by helping promote the Chamber, welcoming new members, and making Chamber events successful and enjoyable for everyone.
• Volunteer Recruitment: Our Visitors Center is recruiting volunteers who are interested in working one 4 hour shift per week. Visitor Center volunteers help welcome guests, connect them with local businesses and attractions as well as highlight the wonderful offerings throughout Southern Oregon. If you interested in this fun opportunity contact Shirley Liska at the Chamber of Commerce Visitors Center
• Open Office Hours: Open office hours continue this month. Terry Hopkins, our Persident & CEO will be hosting open office hours every Tuesday from noon to 1 p.m. We encourage you to drop by, share your successes, discuss any challenges, and explore how we can work together to advance your business and our community. No appointment needed, just drop in and say hello.
Thank you for your unwavering support and active participation. Together, we are building a thriving and vibrant Grants Pass. ~ Terry H.
SI CASA FLORES
"Vida Feliz" or "Happy life" is our family motto
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Welcome Our Newest Chamber Members
All Real Estate Loans
All Real Estate Loans
Address: Josephine County
Phone: 541-471-4987
Primary Contact: Patty LaMontagne
Email: pattyloansmoney@yahoo.com
Website: www.allrealestateloans.com
Category: Mortgages/Loans
Description:
All Real Estate Loans & Investments Company loans private money on real estate. We have a variety of investors who provide financing for residential and commercial real estate in Oregon, as well as commercial projects in other states. We loan money for residential single-family homes, as well as commercial projects. We specialize in borrowers or property that may not qualify at the bank.
The District
The District
Address: 208 SW 6th St.
Phone: 541-244-1191
Primary Contact: Michelle Perkins
Email: thdistrictgp@gmail.com
Website: https://business.grantspasschamber.org/list/member/ the-district-14124
Category: Restaurant
Description:
The District will specialize in deli style sandwiches, soups and salads using our house curated breads. We will feature a small daily breakfast selection and an all day Brunch menu served on Sundays.
Tuckers Barbershop
Tuckers Barbershop
Address: 1330 NW 6th St. Suite H
Phone: 541-226-4952
Primary Contact: Laurel Tucker
Email: barberswifegp@gmail.com
Website: www.tuckersbarbershop.com
Category: Barbershop
Description:
Established in 2013 Tuckers is proud to serve this community, we all call home. We offer services to Men, Women and Children, along with discounts for our first responders, Military and Veterans.
Some of the best in the industry proudly work at Tuckers. We love what we do and it shows!
We can’t wait to meet you!
Rare Find Boutique
Rare Find Boutique
Address: 202 SW 6th St. Phone: 541-450-1279
Primary Contact: Rebecca Fisher
Email: Rarefindgp@hotmail.com
Website: www.Rare-Find-Boutique.com
Description:
We at Rare Find A Boutique Social want to create a refined and inviting shopping experience for women in Historic Downtown Grants Pass by offering elegant, diverse clothing and accessories.
Rare Find is dedicated to providing personalized service, fostering community connections, and making every visit a memorable experience.
Rare Find will blend luxury with comfort. We will be hosting many events in the community, so stay connected!
Celebrating Founding Members That Continue to Support the Mission of the Chamber
Members that have been with us 30 years or More ~ Thank you for your continued partnership
Brownell’s Electric
Eye Care Group of Southern Oregon
Rogue Community College
First Interstate Bank - North Branch
Hellgate Jetboat Excursions
& Hellgate River Lodge
Gates Home Furnishings
Hart Jewelers
Redwoods Leavitt Insurance Agency
Avista Utilities
General Credit Service, Inc.
Republic Services
Grants Pass Automotive
GP Broadcasting Corporation
Orange Torpedo Trips
Country House Inns
Asante Three Rivers Medical Center
Redwood Hyperion Suites
Southern Oregon Sanitation
City Hall
Rogue Workforce Partnership
Grants Pass Daily Courier
First American Title Company
KOBI - TV NBC 5
Pacific Power
Galice Resort
Cynthia Harelson, CPA PC
Grants Pass Clinic
RealWise Property Management
Morrisons Rogue Wilderness Adventures/Lodge
Plaza Sewing & Vacuum
Henderson’s Line-Up, Brake & RV
Illinois Valley Chamber of Commerce
Siskiyou Insurance Marketplace, Inc.
Grants Pass Toyota
Colonial Decorators
Magazine Exchange Inc.
Roe Motors GM
Rural Metro Fire Department
Evergreen Federal Bank - Main Branch
Highland House Nursing & Rehab Center
Midland Empire Insurance
Agency of Oregon. LLC Elmer’s
Restaurant
Best Western Grants Pass Inn
Rogue Valley Ind. Retirement Living
Dex Media
Carl’s Jr. #8185 & #8532
Umpqua Bank
Sneak Preview
Nicebadge
Century 21 Harris & Taylor
Barnstormers Theatre
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Rogue Valley
SOREDI
Hays Oil Co
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
WorkSource Rogue Valley
Britt Music & Arts Festival
SOS Alarm
MasterBrand Cabinets, Inc.
First Community Credit Union - S
Zonta Club of Grants Pass
Allstate - Lewis Insurance Agency LLC
Attic Self Service Storage
Booth Street Self Storage
Caveman Heating & A/C, Inc.
Hart Insurance
Ticor Title Company
Les Schwab Tire Centers
Soroptimist International River Valley
Quinn’s Well Pump & Filtration Service
Super 8 Grants Pass
Rogue Music Theatre
Barrett Business Services, Inc. ~ BBSI
Chamber of Medford & Jackson County
Josephine County
Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce
RCC Small Business Dev. Center
Powderhorn Cafe
Active Club, Grants Pass
Grants Pass Pharmacy
UCAN
Kairos
Wildlife Images
Chapel of the Valley
- L.B. Hall Funeral Home
Gills Point S Tire & Auto Service - GP
River Valley Church
Josephine County Sheriff’s Office
Caveman Travel
Appliance & Mower Center
Trees of Mystery
Rogue River Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco/Petaluma KOA
Holiday Inn Express
Morgan Stanley Wealth Management
Photo © Vince & Linda Williams
Poster: Mary Mumma
The Young Professionals Network is for young professionals in the target age range of 18-45 who are looking for networking opportunities with other young professionals, connections to the community and business leaders, community engagement, and professional development. The network holds monthly luncheons, quarterly socials, and community service projects.
First Community Credit Union, Asante, Hampton Inn & Suites, Peoples Bank, Midland Empire Insurance, RE/MAX Integrity-Bifano Home Team, Sunshine Solar Inc, Kendon Leet Real Estate, Weekend Beer Co.
Logan Design
and Nicebadge
For the month of August. Our Young Professionals hosted two events, the quarterly Adopt-a-Street trash cleanup and Professional Development with RCC on Trades & Certificates. With the heat and many taking those last minute vacations before school starts, attendance to both events was a little less than normal but those smaller crowds created a more intimate setting, allowing for some engaging conversations.
While discussing the many facets of Rogue Community College with the Dean of Business & Workforce Development, Lisa Parks, it was interesting to learn that Healthcare is the top local industry. They offer many courses to support healthcare careers but also offer several trade apprenticeships. The need for these trades keeps growing. Another great program is the “Early College” program- which allows youth to start earning credits while still in high school.
It was a nice treat for RCC’s President, Randy Weber, Ed.D. to join our conversation. He mentioned RCC is always listening to the needs of the community and takes note of areas in which there is a lack of skillsets in the workforce then strives to tailor curriculum to support those needs. He stressed the importance of growing your staff, investing in their skillsets in efforts of promoting within. It was also mentioned that childcare is a critical point and to support the need for daycares, they have a grant program available for in-home care providers.
To be a part of the conversation on the matter of childcare, be sure to register for the BR & E Committee’s PEERSPECTIVES event on September 10th. Shout out to the Daydream Café for serving us a delicious lunch! In September, we will be hosting our Monthly Luncheon featuring Tina Gotchall.
For event information and registration, please visit our Community Calendar at www.grantspasschamber.org.
Chamber of Commerce Text Messaging Program
General Messages - Text GPJC to 38316
To join the YPN group - Text GPYPN to 38316
To join the Greeters groupText GREETERS to 38316
To join the Merchant groupText MERCHANT to 38316
Apland’s Auto Body, Inc.
Canine Club
Cascade Hasson Sotheby’s Intl Realty
Colonial Decorators
Concierge Home and Business Watch
Evergreen Federal Bank - Main Branch
First Community Credit Union - N
First Community Credit Union - S
Grants Pass Museum of Art
HASL Center for Independent Living
SCORE Rogue Valley
Solid Rock Church / Cherished Footsteps
Star Automotive
The Dove Media Inc
The Glass Forge Gallery & Studio LLC
Vista 222
Hellgate Jetboat Excursions & Hellgate River Lodge
La Quinta Inn & Suites
Maslow Project
Metal Masters Inc
Midland Empire Insurance Agency of Oregon. LLC
Morgan Stanley Wealth Management
Nations Lending
RealWise Property Management
Redwood Foundation for Education
Rogue Family Eye Care
MONTHLY UPCOMING CHAMBER EVENTS
Greeters- “Business for Breakfast” Every Wednesday - 8:00 am
Connect w/Enews & Calendar for Locations
Government Affairs Committee*
1st Monday - 9:00 am
Young Professionals Network Committee (YPN)*
3rd Monday - 12:00 noon
Business Retention & Expansion Committee*
2nd Tuesday - 8:00 am
Chamber Board Meeting*
2nd Thursday - 8:00 am
Ambassador Committe Meeting* 1st Wednesday - 7:00 am
