Mix at
The Buttes at Reflections,
5-7 this Thursday
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Please join us this Thursday, July 29, from 5 to 7 p.m. for your next customer development event, a mixer at The Buttes at Reflections, 9800 N. Oracle in Oro Valley.
That event is always a great one. Admission is $5 for members, $10 for the general public. We'll have excellent food, great door prizes and opportunities to strengthen relationships.
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This Week's
Update
Friday, July 23, 2021
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‘Book of Fun’ now
on sale at your
Chamber office
The 2021 Book of Fun, with discounts at more than 60 attractions in grater Tucson, is published, newly distributed and on sale now.
The Tucson Attractions Passport is $22. We have them for sale at your Chamber office, 7435 N. Oracle, Suite 107, Oro Valley, 85704. General office hours are 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday. Someone’s always here between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.
The Book of Fun has 2-for-1 admissions and discounts, worth $500 in savings. A free digital passport accompanies your purchase.
Offers are good through Dec. 31, 2021.
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OV no longer
requires hard-
copy plans for
construction
To reach “peak performance,” the Town of Oro Valley has improved its process for reviewing development plans.
Town Manager Mary Jacobs said that, in the past, customers were required to deliver 7 copies of their construction plans to Town Hall each time a building permit or development project was being reviewed.
The implemented solution is a new digital platform for electronic review, which eliminates paper submittals, resulting in an estimated cost savings of $151,601 to the customer in the form of printing, time and transportation.
When it’s pouring,
pull over, stay out
of washes; be safe
when you’re hiking
Be wary of flooding this monsoon, the Pima County Regional Flood Control District is advising.
The threat is most acute in low-lying areas, and those in watersheds most affected by last year’s Bighorn Fire.
It warns:
Motorists to pull over and wait for the rain to subside if possible. Never drive into a flowing a wash and never ignore barricades or road closed signage. For the latest road conditions and closures, the public should call the Pima County Sheriff’s Department Road Conditions Hotline at 520-547-7510.
Hikers to be safe. Hike in the mornings, don’t hike during extreme heat, avoid narrow canyons or dry ravines, and don’t hike alone.
Tohono Chul’s
Monsoon Madness
plant sale 7/30, 8/1
Newly renewed Chamber member Tohono Chul brings its annual Monsoon Madness back to Tucson on Friday, July 30, and Saturday, July 31.
This “wet and wonderful monsoon season” brings more than rain. Tohono Chul hosts local growers and nationally-renowned plant experts with their specially-selected inventory at this Tucson tradition.
“The annual sale is for more than just plant nerds, anyone can come on down to buy the weird and wondrous and learn plant care from the professionals,” an invitation said. “With a variety of shrubs, succulents, and cacti from the bizarre and edible to the showy and tricky, you are bound to bring home a peculiar plant.”
Vendors will be on hand from 3 to 7 p.m. Friday, July 30, and from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, July 31. Admission to the gardens is free during the event, so you can view all the other native species in the Tohono Chul collection.
Cornelison earns
recognition from
OV town manager
Chris Cornelison, Oro Valley’s assistant town manager, has received the “Manager’s Manager Award” from Town Manager Mary Jacobs.
“Chris continues to be my right hand, and his leadership and dedication were especially visible this year with projects such as OVSafeSteps, COVID-19 policies and changes, successful Police MOU (memorandum of understanding) negotiations, and many others,” Jacobs told the town council in her executive report.
“During a tumultuous year, Chris helped keep the organization focused and was, and continues to be, an invaluable member of TeamOV. I hope you’ll take a moment to congratulate Chris on this well-deserved recognition,” she concluded.
Arizona Central
has special suite
of student loans
Chamber member Arizona Central Credit Union is working with Sallie Mae to offer its Smart Option Student Loan, the Sallie Mae Parent Loan, and Sallie Mae’s suite of graduate loans.
Each option offers competitive variable and fixed interest rates, no origination fee or prepayment penalty, multiple repayment options, and the ability to borrow up to 100 percent of all school-certified expenses.
Loans are available for undergraduates, graduate students and parents.
Innovation Park
diorama can be
yours for asking
A diorama of Innovation Park in Oro Valley is about to be orphaned.
Would you like it?
The 5-by-7-foot diorama was created by Venture West, lead developer of Innovation Park and the Innovation Corporate Center. The diorama was created “back in the day,” and has outlived its use, Venture West said.
“We would love to donate it to someone in the Oro Valley community that would find it useful and / or enjoyable,” said Karen Kobylinski, commercial property manager at Venture West.
You can reach Karen at 520-392-8834, or email.
Joe Bourne, trio
play this Sunday
at St. Philip’s
Vocalist Joe Bourne and his trio bring an eclectic blend of blues and jazz standards to Union Public House this Sunday, July 25, from 7 to 10 p.m.
The show, presented by the Tucson Jazz Festival organization and Union Public House, is outside at St. Philip’s Plaza, River and Campbell in Tucson. It’s outdoors, and there is no cover.
Joe, a Chamber member, is playing with Sly Slipetsky on piano, Fred Hayes on the drums and Mike Levy on bass.
Please, roll up
your sleeve and
be vaccinated
Because we're winning the fight against COVID-19, businesses and society are reopening, and the trend toward normal is positive.
That said, there's an uptick of cases in Arizona, and it is causing concern.
What to do? Get vaccinated, please. Click here to learn where you and others can get shots.
Remember, the greater our rate of vaccination, the better life is for business and community alike.
Pusch Peak
hosts event this
Friday, July 30
Chamber member Pusch Peak Family Dental is hosting an Invisalign open house, with food, music, games and a chance to win a 4-burner flat-top grill, on Friday, July 30, from 8 a.m. to noon at its Oro Valley office.
On that Friday, clients can qualify for a $1,500 discount on Invisalign services. Some conditions may apply.
Dr. Emily Evert, DDS, and her staff run Pusch Peak Family Dental at 10785 N. Oracle, Suite 103, Oro Valley. That’s in the Home Depot shopping center at First and Oracle. The website is here.
BBBS ‘Big Luau’
event is Oct. 9
Palm trees, tiki torches and pina coladas await guests at the Big Luau gala dinner and auction benefitting Chamber member Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson and Southern Arizona on Saturday, Oct. 9, at Loews Ventana Canyon Resort.
“Say aloha to our largest event of the year,” an invitation said. Proceeds support BBBS’ 1:1 mentoring relationships “that ignite the power, promise and potential of our community’s youth.”
For information on tickets or sponsorship opportunities, contact Veronica Saiz at 520-624-2447, extension 119, or email Veronica at
Jake Snyder aids
Roadrunners with
corporate partners
Jake Snyder is the new manager of corporate partnerships for Chamber Copper member the Tucson Roadrunners Hockey Club.
The Roadrunners are offering their corporate partners the chance to buy discounted tickets to the Arizona Diamondbacks – Los Angeles Dodgers baseball game on Sunday, Aug. 1, at Chase Field in Phoenix. Aug. 1 is National Baseball Card Day, and the D’Backs are giving away Topps trading cards to the first 10,000 fans.
BMO Harris has
a special offer
for new accounts
Chamber member BMO Harris Bank is offering a $600 bonus to people who open a BMO Harris Premier Account with deposit of $50,000.
The “checking offer of the year for our best customers” includes a tiered rate of interest, unlimited transactions at non-BMO Harris ATMs, and a $25 waivable monthly maintenance fee.
The offer expires Sept. 30. Contact Bernadette L. Tormos, vice president and retail bank manager, at this address, or call 520-878-2362. In Oro Valley, BMO Harris Bank is located at 10655 N. Oracle, at First Avenue.
‘Feast & Fairways’
seeks sponsors for event to help
firefighter health
Dinner sponsors, golf hole sponsors and auction items are requested for “Feast and Fairways,” the annual golf event, dinner and auction to express friendship and raise funds for the Greater Tucson Fire Foundation and the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation.
Feast and Fairways is planned for the JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort. The golf event is Friday, Sept. 17, the gala dinner and auction Saturday, Sept. 18.
Feast and Fairways is presented for the 15th year by the Fiesta de los Bomberos committee. Funds support firefighter health, wellness and safety.
“This year, especially, we are grateful for the job our firefighters do,” an invitation said. “They help keep our communities safe. Supporting FDLB Feast & Fairways is a way to thank the dedicated men and women of the fire service.”
Sonoran
Restaurant
Week coming
in September
Your Chamber is helping to sponsor the third annual Sonoran Restaurant Week in September.
Sonoran Restaurant Week brings 50,000 hungry people, more than 60 small business restauranteurs, wine makers, beer brewers and industry supporters together. For more information, go to this website.
The Chamber’s $1,000 commitment sponsors the registration fees for 4 restaurants. To participate, or to be a sponsor, email Casey Anderson at this address.
Get the scoop
on Arizona’s
‘Back to Work’
Employers, and people returning to work, can get information on Arizona’s Back to Work program by clicking on this link, from the Arizona Department of Economic Security.
It details the end of Arizona’s distribution of $300 a week in federal unemployment compensation on July 10, and shares information on the state’s $2,000 1-time bonus to eligible citizens returning to work. Click here.
Check out OV’s
new marketing
brochure as PDF
Click here for a look, and to download a copy, of the Town of Oro Valley’s new marketing brochure --
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Upcoming free
ACA boot camps
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Legal Considerations for Every Young or Growing Business, Tuesday, July 27, 9 a.m. Register here.
Small Business Tax Credits, Thursday, July 29, 9 a.m. Register here.
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Business Development Director
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Our Board
of Directors
Chair
Nancy Boyle
Splendido at Rancho Vistoso
Vice Chair
Anne-Marie Braswell
Golder Ranch Fire District
Treasurer
Eric Renaud
Pima Federal Credit Union
Secretary / Clerk
Dinny Cosyns
NorthStar Strategies
Members
Veronica Apodaca
Northwest Healthcare
Ron Arenas
Picture Rocks Cooling,
Heating and Plumbing
Jeff Artzi
OOROO Auto
Lisa Bayless
Long Realty
Lila Chapman
Sierra Tucson
Mark Davis
Canyon Community Bank
Cindy Webb Hanson
OneAZ Credit Union
Tom Hebner
Roche Tissue Diagnostics
Robert Ramirez
Robert Ramirez CPA
Otton Suarez
El Conquistador Tucson,
A Hilton Resort
Jack Talmage
Oro Valley Country Club
Jeremy Thompson
Cox
Ex-officio
Paul Melcher
Town of Oro Valley
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Thanks to our
corporate
members
Platinum
The Arizona Daily Star / Tucson.com
Gold
Acacia IT
El Conquistador Tucson, A Hilton Resort
Diamond
Pima Federal Credit Union
Roche Tissue Diagnostics
Silver
Hughes Federal Credit Union
Northwest Healthcare
OneAZ Credit Union
Sierra Tucson
Tucson Local Media
Copper
Bayer
Casa de la Luz
Desert Diamond Casinos & Entertainment
Golder Ranch Fire District
Pima Community College
Splendido at Rancho Vistoso
Tucson Federal Credit Union
The Tucson Roadrunners
Vantage West Credit Union
Wendy Wise / State Farm
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Interested in becoming a Corporate Member? Email Kristen for more information!
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We’ll cut a ribbon at Seis
Kitchen, 4 Tuesday, OV
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Your Chamber cuts the ribbon at new Oro Valley restaurant Seis Kitchen at 4 p.m. this Tuesday, July 27.
Oro Valley Town Council member Tim Bohen represents the town at Seis Kitchen, located at 9740 N. Oracle, Suite 110, the El Corredor development on the east side of Oracle just north of Linda Vista. It’s next door to Chamber members F45 Fitness and Freytag Orthodontics.
Seis Kitchen is a full-service restaurant and bar offering award-winning, regional Mexican cuisine for breakfast, lunch, dinner and catering. Erika and Jake Munoz are the owners.
Ribbon-cuttings are free, and you are welcome. Do join us!
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New, paid members of your Chamber in June are Salted Pig American Barbecue, Tierra Antigua Realty / Robert C. Anderson, Linaker Orthodontics, New American Funding, Primerica Financial Services / Alison Beck, Centre Stage Dance Studio, Jewelry & Watch Shop, Brittni Gutman Allstate Agency and Arizona Blood and Cancer Specialists.
Welcome to the Chamber!
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Thanks, renewing members,
for your ongoing confidence
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Renewing members of your Chamber in June are Just Kabab, The Happy Saguaro, Fleet Feet Sports, totalride, Medicare Solutions by Leah, Grand Canyon University, Bottom Line Tax Accounting and Business Services, Desert Sky Spine and Pain, Groome Transportation, Mentoring Tucson’s Kids, Noble Hops, Northwest Fire District, Southwest Solutions, Synergy HomeCare, Walmart Neighborhood Market, Amada Senior Care Tucson, Tucson Cactus and Koi, HomeInvestmentsUnlimited / Debra Littlepage, IMPACT of Southern Arizona, La Reserve Villas, Southwest Sports and Spine, Arizona Mobile Lock and Key, Don Cox, A Senior Journey, Bluespan, Catalina Springs Memory Care, Hearts of Gold Pet Services, Town West Realty, National Bank of Arizona / Oro Valley, Long Realty / KC Woods, Ameriprise Financial / Alan Willenbrock, Anchor Wave Internet Solutions, Anytime Fitness, Arizona Hearing Specialists, Arizona Self Storage, Boy Scouts of America / Catalina Council, Children’s Museum Oro Valley, Edward Jones / Jeff Hicks, H2O Joe Joe Cristiani’s Drinking Water Systems, Heinfeld Meech and Co., Loving Angels Among Us, NorthStar Strategies, Panera Bread, Patrick Nelson / retired superintendent, Southwest Investment Advisors, Tohono Chul Gardens, Galleries and Bistro.
Thanks for your continued confidence!
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Thank you, OneAZ Credit Union,
Sonora Behavioral Health Hospital
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We are grateful for and humbled by 2 investments in your Chamber during June.
First, longtime Copper member OneAZ Credit Union increased its investment from $2,500 to $5,000, becoming a Silver-level member. Thank you, Cindy Webb Hanson and all at OneAZ!
Then, Sonora Behavioral Health Hospital became the newest Copper-level member of your Chamber, investing $2,500. Katie Barans and Adrian Martinez are representing the business within our organization. Thank you, Katie, Adrian and all at Sonora Behavioral Health Hospital.
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Tylene Nichols, new owner of Centre Stage Dance Studio in Oro Valley, cut the ribbon Tuesday, with the help of many -- among them, Mayor Joe Winfield, Chief of Police Kara Riley, economic development specialist Margie Adler, council members Tim Bohen and Mo Greene, Pima County Supervisor Rex Scott, Chamber staff and Chamber members.
Photo by Kristen Sharp
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Ribbon welcomes new
owner to Centre Stage
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When she was growing up, dance “changed my life,” Tylene Nichols said Tuesday. “It gave me that boost I needed.”
As the new owner of Centre Stage Dance Studio, Lambert and La Canada in Oro Valley, Tylene is giving that same boost to dancers as young as 3. She loves “being able to see that same light in the girls who dance.”
“It always feels like we’re participating in a dream, in a sense,” Mayor Joe Winfield said Tuesday, when your Chamber and town officials cut the ribbon at Centre Stage and welcomed Tylene to the business community. “Thanks for inviting us to be part of your dream.”
Tylene bought the business in June from Katrina Wyckoff, who continues to operate Centre Stage Pole Fitness around the corner.
“Being a business owner is not something I ever considered before,” Tylene said. “It’s been an amazing opportunity to meet so many more people.”
Centre Stage Dance Studio offers dance instruction, classes and competitive team opportunities for everyone from age 3 and beyond. “Thank you for providing these services to our community,” the mayor said.
Joining the mayor were Oro Valley Town Council members Dr. Harry “Mo” Greene II and Tim Bohen, along with Chief of Police Kara Riley and economic development specialist Margie Adler. Your Chamber gave away $50 gift cards to Century Theatres / Oro Valley Marketplace, Goyita’s, DJ Nails and My Gym Children’s Fitness Center. The winners were Renee of Chamber member i3 Media, Dr. Harry “Mo” Greene II of Chamber member Harry Greene Fine Arts, and dance moms Stephanie and Victoria.
Centre Stage Dance Studio is located at 10370 N. La Canada, Suite 170. The phone is 520-498-0093, the website is here.
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With a decisive whack, Branch Manager Abel Carabajal cut the ribbon Thursday at the new offices for New American Funding in Tucson. Regional officials, Chamber members and staff, and well-wishers were on hand at 2950 N. Swan, Suite 213 in Tucson.
Photo by Kristen Sharp
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New Tucson offices for
New American Funding
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The ribbon flew Thursday at the new offices for New American Funding in Tucson.
Branch manager Abel Carabajal, sales manager Marcus Hinojosa, their staffs and New American Funding officials from the Valley came to the office at 2950 N. Swan, Suite 213, Tucson, 85712. The office is upstairs at Plaza Palomino, Swan and Fort Lowell. Previously, New American Funding had offices in Oro Valley.
New American Funding is an all-inclusive mortgage banker, providing all homeowners a variety of competitive financing options, fulfilling their needs and enhancing their chance to live the American dream. It offers flexible home loans through FHA for first-time homebuyers, with smaller down payments as well as fixed or adjustable rates. Homeowners can refinance their owner-occupied homes, get assistance with down payments, or explore reverse mortgages.
Carabajal, a 22-year veteran of the mortgage business, thanked all who attended. The office gave many door prizes and had ample food for guests. Your Chamber gave $50 gift cards to Jersey Mike’s and Century Theatres / Oro Valley Marketplace.
Reach New American Funding’s office at 520-268-9596, or email Abel at [email protected].
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Hughes ranked #1 in AZ
for Forbes member survey
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This is the fourth consecutive year Hughes has been ranked as one of the state’s top five credit unions. Of the 5,068 credit unions nationwide, 3.6 percent joined Hughes on the prestigious Forbes list.
“We are honored to be recognized once again as the best Arizona credit union,” said Hughes President and General Manager Robert J. Swick. “This award validates the quality of our products and services, and the tremendous dedication of our staff who make a positive difference in our members’ financial lives.”
Established in 1952, Hughes Federal Credit Union is a local, full-service financial institution with more than 159,000 members and $1.8 billion dollars in assets. Hughes is rated A+ and has been accredited by the Better Business Bureau since 1974. For more information, please visit HughesFCU.org.
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Trico, others building
solar array, storage at
site west of Catalina
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Chamber member Trico Electric Cooperative is partnering with 2 other entities, Torch Clean Energy and CoBank, to construct a 10-megawatt photovoltaic solar generating facility along with a 15-megawatt battery storage system on Edwin Road west of North Oracle Road near Catalina.
The solar and battery storage project is called the Chirreon Facility, on a 90-acre parcel owned by the Arizona State Land Department. Construction is slated to begin this fall, with completion in mid-2022.
Chirreon will have more than 40,000 photovoltaic solar panels, and the 15-megawatt battery storage system will be capable of discharging 30 MWh of energy. The solar panels have single-axis tracking devices that automatically track the sun throughout the day to maximize power generation. The battery storage will help Trico delay the cost of transmission and distribution upgrades and manage area load in a more efficient and cost-effective manner, a release said.
Once operational, the Chirreon facility will produce more than 30,000 megawatt-hours of energy each year, or enough to power about 3,000 average residential homes in the Trico service territory.
“As a community-owned cooperative, Trico’s mission is to provide its members safe, reliable energy in an environmentally responsible and cost-effective manner. The battery storage system at Chirreon will be one of the first for a cooperative in Arizona, and it exemplifies Trico’s commitment to achieving its mission and serving its members in innovative ways.” said Brian Heithoff, CEO and general manager of Trico.
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The Post Workspaces voted
into global coworking network
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Chamber member The Post Workspaces is a new member of The League of Extraordinary Coworking Spaces, which means members of The Post now have access to a global network of 80 upscale coworking spaces.
LExC markets itself as a reliable, seamless network of coworking spaces with common standards of excellence plus innovative workspace design, premier coworking amenities, and outstanding member experience. Following a competitive, thorough review process, The Post Workspaces received a unanimous approval vote from the leadership board.
Membership grants private office, dedicated desk, and coworking members of The Post Workspaces reciprocal use of LexC coworking spaces in over 40 cities worldwide. This includes 50+ workspace locations in North America and 30+ workspace locations throughout Europe, Asia, Australia and South America.
Effective immediately, The Post Workspaces’ members may use a flexible desk at any coworking space in LExC’s network up to 5 days per space, per year.
The network is simple and easy for The Post members to use; you simply choose a destination from LExC’s network and then email Savannah Higgins, The Post Community Manager, and she will be sure to provide you with further instructions.
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Deadline Monday for
'21 award nominees
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Many people and businesses have done outstanding things the last year.
We’d like to recognize them. We need your help.
Nominations are open through the close of business this Monday, July 26, for Outstanding Small, Mid-size and Large Business, as well as Outstanding Non-Profit and Community Leader. We have a 1-page nomination form – click here. It’s easy to complete.
“You know them and see their work every day,” Chamber President / CEO Dave Perry said. “Let’s highlight their efforts!”
Nominees are celebrated at your Chamber’s 29th Annual Meeting and Awards Breakfast, scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 19, at Gold member El Conquistador Tucson, A Hilton Resort. This week, we learned University of Arizona men’s basketball coach Tommy Lloyd won't be able to speak at our event. We're bummed, but we'll have a great event ... to include your Chamber’s annual Non-Profit Fair in the adjoining ballroom.
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Once again, we’ll fill bags for Vet School with your gifted items |
Would you like to welcome the next class of 110 students to the University of Arizona College of Veterinary Medicine in Oro Valley?
We can help you connect.
For the second year, your Chamber is assembling gift bags for new students. A year ago, we had no fewer than 19 donated items, ranging from publications to guest passes, coffee discounts to pens, pamphlets to bookmarks, all to welcome Vet School students to our community.
It’s a real way to create and nurture relationships with our university and its students.
We’ll need your items no later than Monday, Aug. 9, please.
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LIVE AND
IN-PERSON!
Thursday, Aug. 19
El Conquistador Tucson, A Hilton Resort
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Please join us for your Chamber's 29th Annual Meeting and Awards Breakfast. We'll enjoy a delicious breakfast, celebrate our members, discover new things at the Nonprofit Fair, and interact with fellow friends in business...you'll want to be there!
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Sponsorships are available now!
Time to nominate businesses!
Nominations are open now for Outstanding Large, Midsize and Small Business, as well as Outstanding Nonprofit and Community Leader awards. And, for the second year, we'll do some special Noteworthy awards for achievements during the pandemic. Click here to download the award nomination form.
The Non-Profit Fair is back!
We'll have expo space for non-profits to interact with our many guests. Chamber member nonprofits get a discount and pay only $125! Otherwise, booths are $200 and include 2 tickets to the event. Here's the registration form. Email [email protected] for more information.
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The Cure the Summertime Blues shop local campaign hit the small screen --
We continue to give away $50 gift cards purchased at OV businesses! This week, our shopovaz.com winners are Debbie Barbone, Patricia Pesek, James Crist, and Lindsey Brady. Congratulations! They've won gift cards to Chamber members Tohono Chul Garden Bistro, zPizza and Panera Bread, as well as Harvest Restaurant.
You can win, too!
Go to shopovaz.com and enter your email address once a week!
Your Chamber is purchasing more than $6,000 in gift cards from local merchants to give away to the general public. Don't miss out!
Remember to #thinkOVfirst and shop local.
Coming up in July and August ...
July 29, Chicken Wing and Chili Dog Day.
Aug. 4, Chocolate Chip Cookie Day.
Aug. 8, Frozen Custard Day.
Special thanks to our Cure for the Summertime Blues donors ...
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Tuesday, July 27, 4 p.m. – Ribbon cutting at Seis Kitchen, 9740 N. Oracle Rd., Ste 110. Free, and you’re invited.
***NEW DATE*** Thursday, July 29, 5-7 p.m. – Customer development event (a mixer) at The Buttes at Reflections. 5-7 p.m. 9800 N. Oracle Rd. Buy your ticket here!
Tuesday, August 3, 4 p.m. – One-year anniversary in new building ribbon cutting at Schulz Financial, 6849 N. Oracle Rd., Ste 175. Free, and you’re invited.
Thursday, August 5 – Let's Connect (public policy) with guest, Pima County Attorney Laura Conover. Stay tuned for details!
Thursday, August 5 – Customer development event (a mixer) at The Post Workspaces, 5-7 p.m. 7400 N. Oracle Rd. Buy your ticket here!
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Greater Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce
p: 520.297.2191
7435 N. Oracle Road, #107, Oro Valley, AZ 85704
Our Mission
Maximizing Greater Oro Valley's unmatched assets.
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