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Mission
The South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce is committed to thrive through business and community advocacy.
Vision
To be recognized as the community's trusted partner.
Core Values
Leadership Excellence Advocacy Diversity Educate Relationships
| | Celebrating Community and Commerce for 40 Years | | |
As we conclude our 40th anniversary celebrations as a chamber, we invite you to explore our summer activities. This includes welcoming new members and recognizing their commitment through a celebratory ribbon-cutting.
Join us as we reflect on our past accomplishments, current endeavors, and exciting future plans.
| | Welcome to our Newest Members! | | |
Thank you, MYCHN Foundation, for joining our chamber as a Nonprofit Level Investor.
MYCHN Foundation strives to strengthen MyCHN’s capacity to provide accessible healthcare services to those in greatest need. By addressing the healthcare disparities experienced by uninsured and underinsured individuals, they seek to improve health outcomes and advocate for equitable care for everyone.
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Welcome, Joiner Architects, to the South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce! The firm has committed as a Bronze Level Investor.
Since 1977, Joiner Arcitects has listened to clients' needs and provided architectural design and planning services for over 1,000 projects in the Gulf Coast region. During this time, the firm has established itself as one of the leading architects for K-12 education, higher education, and fire stations in the Houston area. The Joiner team of experienced professionals works diligently to earn client trust through accountability, attention to detail, and responsiveness to their unique needs.
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Join us in welcoming The Nathaniel Apartments as a Bronze Level Investor.
The Nathaniel apartments are ideally located near Hobby International Airport and just minutes from a variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The Nathaniel offers a perfect blend of everyday convenience and a fresh living experience.
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South Houston American Legion Post 490 has committed to chamber membership as a Nonprofit Level Investor.
The American Legion's main goal is to support veterans, military members, and their families, while also encouraging patriotism and community involvement. It acts as a strong advocate for veterans' rights, provides assistance to those leaving military service, and strengthens communities through various programs and initiatives.
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The chamber is pleased to announce Constable of Harris County Precinct 2 has committed to membership as a Nonprofit Level Investor.
The Harris County Precinct 2 Constable's Office, led by Constable Jerry Garcia, focuses on enhancing public safety and the quality of life through various initiatives. Their goal is to prevent crime, build community relationships, and serve with integrity and honor.
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Since 2001, Shake Shack has been dedicated to high-quality ingredients, warm hospitality, and positive community impact. They strive to create uplifting experiences for their guests and make a positive difference in the neighborhoods they serve.
We are thrilled to welcome the Baybrook location to the chamber as an Essential Level Investor!
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Raising Cane's Baybrook's mission is to grow restaurants that serve customers worldwide and become the brand for craveable chicken-finger meals, developing a great crew, a cool culture, and active community involvement.
We appreciate the investment at the Bronze Level!
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April
Bible Way Fellowship Baptist Church
Terry Bryant PLLC
Cornerstone Learning Academy & Childcare LLC
Garner Vision Center
Gulf States Plumbing & Mechanical, Inc.
Ham, Langston & Brezina, CPA
HEB Blackhawk
Houston Federal Credit Union
Lonestar Flight Museum
Meador Staffing Services
Mega Motors
Metropolitan Transit Authority (METRO)
Mornings Kolaches
One Stop Tents and Events
Southeast Volunteer Fire Department
Winning Way Services
May
AAA Blast - Cote, Inc
Senator Mayes Middleton
Palace Inn
Sagemeadow Utility District
Robert A. Whitley, Attorney at Law, PLLC
June
Bayway Lincoln Mercury, Inc
Blackline Engineering
Island Breeze Car Wash & Auto Service
Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP
Judge Dolores Lozano
Oh What Fun! Selfie Station & Balloons
Savannah Cafe and Bakery
Shell Federal Credit Union
South Belt Church
Sterling Court Senior Residences
Texas Top Roofing & Siding
TexPC Solutions LLC
Friends of Parker Williams
Windshire Apartments
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Southeast Volunteer Fire Department Feted with
Ribbon Cutting
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Join us in celebrating the Southeast Volunteer Fire Department's official ribbon-cutting! With a proud history of serving our community since 1972, these brave men and women are the first line of defense against fires, emergencies, and disasters. Their dedication and selflessness have saved countless lives and properties over the years.
Harris County Precinct 2 Adrian Garcia's office presented a Certificate of Celebration, and State Representative Dennis Paul gifted a Texas flag that had flown over the Capitol.
We extend our sincere thanks to them for serving a community of 25,000 residents through fire suppression, rescue operations, and safety, all because of their incredible team.
| | Congratulations to Home Bank, Business of the Quarter | | |
Home Bank has consistently demonstrated an outstanding commitment to our community through various initiatives and exceptional service.
A special acknowledgment goes to Sarah Ferguson, whose remarkable contributions to the South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce gala committee have undeniably enhanced our events. Her expertise in decorations has set the perfect mood and tone, significantly influencing the success of our galas. Beyond her professional duties, Sarah has also played a key role in helping Home Bank support organizations like the American Heart Association, Bay Area Turning Point, Kidz Harbor, the Houston Ballet, and, most recently, the Clear Lake Lunar Rendezvous Festival. Her involvement reflects Home Bank’s focus on making a positive impact in the community.
Home Bank’s generosity is evident in their frequent donations to auctions and sponsorships that benefit numerous local causes.
We also want to highlight Betsy Pena, who has emerged as an invaluable member of the Home Bank team. Her reliable support guarantees smooth and enjoyable interactions with both our staff and board members.
Additionally, Home Bank actively participates in chamber memberships, further demonstrating its commitment to supporting local businesses. This engagement has built strong relationships within the business community and has bolstered the local economy.
We’re also impressed by how Home Bank is proudly displaying customized signage at their Pasadena Fairmont location to celebrate their recognition by this chamber.
This signage recognizes Home Bank as the winner of the Business of the Quarter award, celebrated from April to June 2025. Congratulations!
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Five Chambers of Commerce Collaborate to Host the Annual State of the Precinct 2 Luncheon featuring Commissioner Adrian Garcia | |
Five chambers collaborated to host the 2025 State of Precinct 2 Luncheon, featuring Harris County Commissioner Adrian Garcia.
Adam Winkler served as the moderator, asking questions submitted by chamber staff and volunteers on various topics relevant to Precinct 2 constituents.
Our chamber's chair-elect, Kristi Koncaba, delivered an inspiring invocation, while other colleagues, including Jacob Bigger, welcomed the 700 attendees. Debbie Westbeld led the pledges to the U.S. and Texas flags, Kicker Cardenas introduced the elected officials, and Angela Thatcher introduced the keynote speaker, Commissioner Garcia.
The South Belt - Ellington Chamber of Commerce extends gratitude to Darlin Colon (Community Health Network), Rebecca Lilley (Memorial Hermann), Reyna Lara (Shell Federal Credit Union), and J. Aaron Knight (San Jacinto College) for their sponsorship of the event.
The energy was palpable, as this luncheon provides valuable networking opportunities for business leaders and elected officials each year.
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South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce and
Fogo de Chão
Host Off the Clock
sponsored by AMOCO FCU, Community Health Network, and Shell FCU
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The South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce invites you to join us at Fogo de Chão, located at 700 Baybrook Mall Drive, 77546, for Off the Clock on Thursday, August 14th, starting at 5:00 p.m.
Thanks to the generous support of AMOCO Federal Credit Union, Community Health Network, and Shell Federal Credit Union, we are excited to offer complimentary bites and beverages for all attendees.
Chamber members, please use the website to RSVP.
Not a member yet? Feel free to reach out to Anita Eakman directly at info@southbeltchamber.com to secure your spot.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce Partners with AMOCO Federal Credit Union, MOTU Stop, and
The City of Houston District E
Offering a Community-Wide Shred Day
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Back by popular demand!
Join us for the 2nd Annual South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce’s Community-Wide Shred Day on Saturday, September 13th, from 9:00 a.m. until noon, or until the truck is full.
Thanks to the generous support from AMOCO Federal Credit Union and MOTU Stop, you'll not only have the chance to securely dispose of your paper documents but also indulge in a delightful selection of treats. Enjoy fresh bagels, delicious cheesecake, savory empanadas, and mouthwatering barbecue!
Plus, swing by the City of Houston's District E location across the street to responsibly recycle your electronics.
Bring your documents, savor some great food, and connect with your community!
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South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce's
24th Evening of Cuisine
It's Right Around the Corner!
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Mark your calendars for Thursday, September 18th, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., as we celebrate our 24th annual Evening of Cuisine at the incredible Lone Star Flight Museum! If you’re excited to indulge in delicious dishes before the main event, consider our VIP early entry, which allows you to begin culinary exploration 45 minutes early, starting at 5:15 p.m.
We're thrilled to announce that 29 unique restaurants will showcase a mouthwatering array of savory and sweet treats for you to sample. Who knows? We may even add a few more fantastic restaurants to our already impressive lineup!
Ticket prices are as follows:
- Individual tickets: $40.00
- Children aged 4-12: $10.00
- Children under 4: Free admission
- VIP ticket: $60.00 (includes early entry at 5:15 p.m.)
- Day-of-event tickets: $45.00
Don't wait—secure your tickets now and get ready for an unforgettable culinary experience!
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South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce's
Inaugural
Toast & Tote-ally Bingo
Thursday, October 23, 2025
Hope Village Event Center
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Join us for our Inaugural Toast & Tote-ally Bingo
Mark your calendars for an unforgettable evening on Thursday, October 23rd, at the Hope Village Event Center. Get ready for a night filled with excitement, luxury, and fun as we bring you twenty thrilling bingo games and the chance to win sixteen incredible haute handbags and four signature spirits.
But that's not all! Participate in our amazing Louis Vuitton raffle for a chance to take home a piece of timeless elegance.
Throughout the evening, you'll be pampered by our exclusive celebrity waiters, ensuring your every wish is handled with care.
Tickets are $60 per person. Be sure to grab yours early! Multiple sponsorship opportunities are available for those looking to support this fantastic event.
Don't miss out on this spectacular night of bingo, bags, and bubbly!
For more information, contact us at 281-481-5516.
Doors open at 5:00 p.m. for mingling, complimentary champagne, raffle ticket purchase, and a preview of those coveted bingo prizes.
Games begin at 6:30 p.m.
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Clear Brook City MUD &
South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce
Invite You to
4th Annual Winter Wonderland
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The South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to join Clear Brook City MUD as they host the fourth annual Winter Wonderland!
It promises to be a fun-filled, family-friendly event.
Join us on Sunday, December 7th, from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Clear Brook City MUD, 11911 Blackhawk Boulevard in Houston.
Bring everyone to take photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus, enjoy games, sample great food, and kick off the holiday season.
We ask families to bring one can of nonperishable food for humans or pets.
We can't wait to see you there!
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The Houston Business Journal stands out as one of the leading sources for local business news, events, and analysis in the area. With its thorough coverage of regional business trends, profiles of influential leaders, and updates on the economy, the publication serves as an invaluable resource for professionals seeking timely and trustworthy insights into the ever-changing local market. Its engaging content empowers business leaders, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers to stay informed and connected within one of America's most vibrant business hubs.
In line with its dedication to community engagement, the Houston Business Journal recently participated in a presentation at the Bay Area Houston Economic Partnership's membership meeting held on Wednesday, May 7, 2025, at the Lakewood Yacht Club. This event, aligned with BAHEP's mission to spearhead regional economic development in the Bay Area Houston region, offered the Journal a prime opportunity to share valuable insights on current market trends, spotlight emerging opportunities, and discuss the strategic initiatives that are influencing Houston's economic landscape.
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¡Bienvenidos a una noche mágica de Havana Nights!
On the evening of Friday, May 16th, over 400 enthusiastic participants gathered at the South Shore Harbour Resort to engage in a celebration hosted by Dickinson ISD Education Foundation.
The atmosphere was infused with the spirit of Cuba, as the lively sounds of salsa and son Cubano filled the air, encouraging guests to sway and celebrate. The venue had been transformed into a setting reminiscent of Old Havana, adorned with tropical décor, flickering lanterns, and the enticing aroma of a feast worthy of a Cuban paladar.
Lisa Holbrook, representing the South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce, participated in the festivities as a guest of Rick Lippert, a member of the Foundation’s board of directors.
From the first paso doble to the final round of applause, Havana Nights celebrated community, education, and the rhythm of progress. The evening resonated the promise of a brighter mañana.
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The Clear Lake Lunar Rendezvous Festival's signature event, the Palm Royale Fashion Show, was held at the Galveston Island Convention Center at San Luis Resort on Tuesday, July 15th. This event was a remarkable occasion characterized by presentations of court members, including Little Ladies and Pages in Waiting, Princesses, Lieutenants, and Royals. The afternoon featured an extensive auction comprising both silent and live items, attracting a sellout crowd. Entertainment was provided by the Bay Area Houston Ballet and Theatre, alongside a fashion show that consistently surpasses expectations, under the production of Lenny Matuszewski.
Lisa Holbrook, South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce, attended as a guest of San Jacinto College.
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