Chamber’s Battle of the Bands Total Resource Campaign Launches September 29 - Kingwood
Chamber’s Battle of the Bands Total Resource Campaign Launches September 29 - Kingwood
Published: Sep 29, 2014, 11:00am
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“The Lake Houston Area Chamber of Commerce is a great place to showcase your business through sponsorship opportunities,” Dhayer said. “There is more than $500,000 of sponsorship inventory in this year’s campaign. We look forward to working with all Lake Houston Area businesses to choose the best sponsorship that fits your needs.”
Chamber Members and Lake Houston Area companies can expect to be contacted by our enthusiastic volunteers who will share opportunities to engage with the Chamber. The Chamber is not a governmental entity and relies on memberships and sponsorships to operate. Thanks to our dedicated volunteers we should raise enough capital to fund the Chamber’s for programs for the entire year.
“This is a great consolidated effort to raise funds for the Chamber but also an opportunity for each member to align their marketing efforts with the chamber’s depth and reach,” Schrade said. “This year's goal is $307,000 and we plan to exceed that. We ask that everybody contact the Chamber or a team volunteer to inquire about sponsorship opportunities.”
Our volunteers are broken into four teams: KISS, New Kids on the Block, The Supremes and The Village People. TRC volunteer participants are awarded for their efforts with bragging rights, Chamber Bucks, prizes and some qualify for a trip sponsored by the Chamber. For information about the 2014 Total Resource Campaign, to become a volunteer or to request information about sponsorships, contact Jenna Armstrong at 281-446-2128 or email jarmstrong@lakehouston.org.
About the Lake Houston Area Chamber of Commerce: The Lake Houston Area Chamber of Commerce is a 501(c)(6) non-profit organization of professional business men and women who have joined together for the purpose of promoting the civic and commercial progress of the Lake Houston Area. The Chamber is the organized voice for the quality of life and business related issues at the local, state and federal level of government and is the front door to our community for tourism and business relocation information. The Lake Houston Area Chamber is comprised of 1,100 members and serves Atascocita, Humble, Kingwood, Summer Creek and portions of East Montgomery County.
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