MESSAGE FROM YOUR PRESIDENT/CEO
Dear Chamber Members,
 
We are now in our holiday tri-fecta with Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. We are exploring a couple new programs and hope to have at least one of them out by mid November. We are considering doing a “Chamber Bucks” program where businesses or consumers can purchase vouchers to use at participating merchants. Merchants would accept the vouchers as currency and then they redeem them with the chamber for reimbursement. The other program we are looking into is a “Christmas Crawl” this would be an opportunity for shoppers to patronize businesses to earn punches or stamps on a card that they turn in for a grand prize. It is a shop local program and since we aren’t able to do large events, this allows people to participate in a flexible time range. We continue to work out the details, but stay tuned as we will reach out to our membership for participation in these once we have everything finalized. 
 
This year’s annual meeting will be virtual on October 20th from 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm. See all the details in the newsletter. We are moving forward to have our Farm Family Brunch on December 5th and in the event we are not able to hold the event in person, we have a back up plan to still honor our farm families and sponsors that make it all possible. We are going to push out our business expo into the 2nd quarter of 2021 in hopes that we can hold our traditional event in person. Stay tuned for more details on these events.
 
As soon as we are able, we will be back with our Business After Hours. We will double up on these events each month to have an opportunity to highlight the hosts that had to postpone.
 
COVID numbers are rising across the country, so please continue to keep your circle small, watch your distance, wash your hands and wear a mask when in public places. We want to continue to get all businesses open without restrictions. Remember that traditional Halloween Trick-Or-Treating is discouraged, instead we ask our residents to participate in the drive thru Halloween event downtown. Details are provided in this newsletter.
 
Be well!
 
Debbie Doran-Martinez
President & CEO
Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce
MOSES LAKE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
OUTGOING BOARD
THANK YOU
FOR A JOB WELL DONE AND YOUR CONTINUED COMMUNITY SERVICE!
Dave Balcom
Moses Lake School District
Theresa Sullivan
Samaritan Healthcare
Jose Zuno
Bud Clary Auto
Stela Heushkel
Chemi-Con
Dean Martinez
Best Human Resource Solutions Inc.
79TH ANNUAL
MOSES LAKE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
VIRTUAL
ANNUAL MEETING
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2020
1:30 PM TO 3:00 PM



THANK YOU FOR BEING A SPONSOR: GRANT COUNTY FARM BUREAU
PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD

Decorate your front entrance or door to your business and email information@moseslake.com for the People's Choice Award.
VOTING TAKES PLACE ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20 DURING THE ANNUAL MEETING.

JOIN US!
LET'S GET IN THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT
WE NEED MORE DECORATED BUSINESSES
PEOPLE'S CHOICE PICTURES BELOW
James Shank - Edward Jones Investments
Thank you James for joining the contest.
MOSES LAKE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FARM FAMILY BRUNCH
2020
BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
BUSINESS AFTER HOUR

Until we are allowed gatherings of more than 50 people, the in person business after hours will be cancelled.
UPCOMING RIBBON CUTTING
Desert Graphics
New Ownership & Location

RIBBON CUTTING: Thursday, October 22, 2020 at 11:00 AM
1235 E. Wheeler Road
Moses Lake, WA 98837

Phone: (509-)765-8082
Email: art@desertgraphicsinc.net

Desert Graphics has moved and is under new ownership. With these changes we have added more decoration techniques and opportunities for you to brand your business or association.

They now offer screen-printing, engraving, sand carving/blasting, sublimation printing, and vinyl heat transfers in addition to our direct-to-garment printing and embroidery.

GRAND OPENING

The grand opening will be from 11:30am - 2pm on Thursday, October 29th at our new location at 1235 W. Wheeler Road in Moses Lake. We will be having raffles and giveaways during the Grand Opening so please join us.

Like and share this post on their Facebook page to be entered into a drawing for a free thermos.

OCCUPATION EXPLORATION
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HALLOWEEN WEEK MOVIES
DOWNTOWN MOSES LAKE
DRIVE THRU
HALLOWEEN
THE VIRTUAL 10TH ANNUAL
TURKEY TROT 2020
MEMORY ROLL FUNDRAISER
24th ANNUAL
VIRTUAL
WASHINGTON STATE BUSINESS FAIR
VYVE'S BROADBAND/NORTHLAND COMMUNICATIONS
CHRISTMAS CARD ART CONTEST
UP SKILL 101 WEBINARS
OIC OF WASHINGTON
ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Energy Assistance Program Adams and Grant Counties
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The Energy Assistance Program of OIC of Washington will open this winter season registration on September 17, 2020 at 8:00 A.M. To register for an appointment please call 509-765-9206. 

To be eligible you must live within the Adams & Grant Counties, fall within the income guidelines, show proof of income for the previous 3 months, and provide proof of identification for every member of the home.
 
For more information please call (509) 765-9206 Or WA Relay 1-800-833-6388 or 7-1-1.
OIC of Washington is an equal opportunity employer and provider of employment and training services. Auxiliary aid services are available upon request to persons with disabilities. 
 
 
Programa de Asistencia con Energía Condados del Adams y Grant
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El Programa de Asistencia de Energía del OIC of Washington iniciara las registraciones para la temporada del invierno el 17 de septiembre del 2020 a las 8:00 AM. Para asistencia con registración, llame a 509-765-9206.
Para ser elegible tiene que vivir en los condados de Adams y Grant, mostrar ingresos de los últimos 3 meses para todos los miembros del hogar que reúnan los requisitos del programa además de mostrar identificación para cada miembro del hogar.

Para más información llamar al (509) 765-9206 o al WA Relay 1-800-833-6388 o al 7-1-1
 
OIC of Washington es un empleador de igualdad de oportunidades y el proveedor de servicios de entrenamiento y empleo. Servicios auxiliares están disponibles a petición de las personas con discapacidad.  
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MOSES LAKE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Board Chairman
Jennifer Rosin
Northwest Farm Credit Services
Term expires 2022
Past Board Chairman
Annette Lovitt
Grant PUD
Term expires: 2021
Chairman Elect
Cameron Whittle
Tourism & Economic
Dairy Queen
Term Expires: 2023
Director
Secretary/Treasurer
Jim McKiernan
Grant County Fairgrounds
Term Expires: 2024
Director
Carlo Rojas
Wheatland Bank
Term Expires: 2022
Director
Caralyn Bess
Tourism & Economic
Columbia Basin Herald
Term Expires: 2023
Director
Terri R Brown
Assured Home Health & Hospice
Term Expires: 2021
Director
Caralyn Bess
Tourism & Economic
Columbia Basin Herald
Term Expires: 2023
Director
Mark Fancher
Budget & Finance
Coldwell Banker Tomlinson Ranch & Home
Term Expires: 2021
Director
Gregg Fletcher
Confluence Health
Term Expires:
Director
Don Kersey
Port of Moses Lake
Term Expires:
Director
Josh Meeks
Moses Lake School District
Term Expires: 20
Director
Kim Pope
Boys & Girls Club of Columbia Basin
Term Expires: 2023
Director
Shane Heston
Robert M Trask Agency
Term Expires: 2022
Director
Jason Avila
Grant Integrated Services
Term Expires: 2022
MOSES LAKE CHAMBER
STAFF
Debbie Doran-Martinez
President/CEO
director@moseslake.com
(509)750-4232
Lori Robins
Marketing Director
information@moseslake.com
(509)-750-9205
HOURS:
MONDAY - FRIDAY
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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