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| The Melbourne Regional Chamber (MRC) is committed to providing value for our members. We want to be sure that each of you have access to resources and connections to help your business. As part of our ongoing effort to improve our organization and offerings, we'd like to invite you to anonymously participate in a member survey. The survey should take between 10 and 15 minutes. Upon completing the survey, you'll be asked if you'd like to be entered to win one of three prizes:
Please click here to share your feedback and insights on the Melbourne Regional Chamber. The survey will close on Friday, September 11th at 5:00pm. From all of us at the MRC, we thank you for your ongoing support. |
Small Business Council Meeting - October 6th
Tuesday, October 6, 2020
7:45 AM - 9:00 AM
Register here
Golf Tournament Sponsorships
Click here to check-out all the awesome sponsorship opportunities for our Annual Pro-Am Golf Tournament! Key sponsor packages are still available, including the exclusive Title Sponsor, filled with extra special perks and benefits. Act now and drive-home the most promotional exposure for your business or organization!
Contact Melody.Thomas@MelbourneRegionalChamber.com for more information about how you can secure your sponsorship.
Updates & Events from our members
Spring Forward For Autism Fundraising Event - Sept 19th - New Date (Virtual Options Available)
GFWC Viera Woman's Club Swinging for Charity Golf Tournament
Brevard Health Alliance Announces Move to New Titusville Location
New Program Will Help Melbourne’s Most Vulnerable Homeless Citizens
Brevard Public Schools PIE Update
Tiny antelope born at Brevard Zoo
A klipspringer was born at Brevard Zoo on Sunday, August 23 to four-year-old mother Deborah. Veterinary staff performed a neonatal exam on the newborn, who appeared to be in good health and was determined to be a male.
The calf, who does not yet have a name and weighed roughly 1.5 pounds at birth, was sired by five-year-old Ajabu. The youngster will spend several weeks bonding with his mother behind the scenes before transitioning to public view.
Klipspringer typically give birth to one calf following a gestation period of six to seven months. These tiny antelope—which weigh between 18 and 40 pounds as adults—live in rocky areas of sub-Saharan Africa, where their sure-footedness helps them elude predators like leopards, caracals and eagles.
Although this species does not face any major threats, it is sometimes hunted by humans for its meat and hide.
Photos and video: www.dropbox.com/sh/liloy6zwaz6km5r/AABTuCCYoOBx8Cg2ewsTuWoEa
Walk to End Alzheimer's September 26th
This year, the Walk looks a little different! While we may not be gathering in-person, we are instead walking EVERYWHERE - on the trails, the beach, the park, or around your neighborhood.
This year, we also need your help more than ever - let's make Florida SHINE! If you have not done so already, don't forget to register your team today, simply by clicking here for BREVARD or here for VOLUSIA. Let's team up, raise awareness and show all those affected with dementia our support! This will be a year to remember.