Women 4 Women Face Mask Contest
The Women 4 Women Face Mask Contest WINNER IS:
Tina Smith
E3 Cryo & Wellness Center
Congratulations Tina!
The Winner receives:
(2) Lake Pleasant Cruise Tickets
Existing Member Spotlight
Menke Funeral and Cremation Center
provides unique, personalized services in Sun City and the surrounding communities.
Led by General Manager Kelly Browder, the team is always working hard on the family’s behalf. Robert Zimmerman- Director, Duane Pascoff-Director, Peder Strand- Director, Mariah Moreno- Administration and Kathy Stand-Administration round out the Menke staff.
Along with exceptional funeral services the staff strives to continuously support families and create truly special and fitting tributes. Creating Tukios videos made from priceless photos along with including prized personal items brought in are strategically placed for services all encouraging families and friends to share stories and remember their loved one.
Another unique and special touch is the recently implemented “Hugs from Home”. The program allows people who cannot physically attend services to virtually “hug” and support the bereaved with special messages and balloons that are presented at the service.
In staying true to helping families with the most difficult occasions, Menke offers funeral pre-arrangement and pre-funding counseling to avoid additional planning, emotional and financial stress at the time of a death.
Originally the United States Post Office, Menke Funeral and Cremation Center was established in October of 1977 in Sun City, Arizona and was the only funeral home at the time. The staff provides a variety of compassionate services including both traditional burial and cremation. With newly remodeled facilities and reception room the funeral home staff continues its strong commitment to serve Sun City residents and the surrounding communities.
For more information visit www.menkefuneralhome.com or call (623) 979-6451.
Existing Member Spotlight
B for Life
Helping Arizona Organ Transplant Candidates, Donors and Recipients
I’d like to take a moment of your time to share some information on our organization, B for Life and to ask for your kind assistance. B for Life is an organization composed of transplant recipients, donor family members, and living donors, 501{c}{3} since 2014. Our members are comprised of candidates, recipients and donors who have experience in the process of transplantation.
Our Mission is simple:
- To assist organ transplant recipients, donor families, and living donors with the costs associated with transplantation.
- To encourage recipients to actively become involved with their healthcare, through educational information, support groups and websites.
- To promote organ and tissue donation.
- To provide support to donor families and their experiences.
- To encourage donor families and transplant recipients to facilitate the need to organ transplantation.
You can get involved by becoming a sponsor. Your generous donation will allow us to continue to increase the services we provide to these special individuals and their families. We are well aware that in today’s world funds are very limited and we appreciate any assistance you can provide; not only cash donations but merchandise, gift certificates or company marketing items with your logo, that can be used as prizes at our many fundraising events. All donations are tax deductible and each if you wish to donate directly or with a credit card, please visit our website at: BforLife.com. Thank you for your kindness and generosity.
12602 W. Highland Avenue Litchfield Park Arizona 85340
EIN#81- 3155446
Tiered Member Square
Thank you to our
Tiered Members!
Special Edition Commemorative Pins
Purchase a First Responder's Pin from our Inaugural 2020 First Responder's Cup Charity Golf Tournament - we will be producing a different design next year!
$10 + $1 shipping per pin
(partial proceeds go to Peoria 1st Responders)
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Newest Peoria Chamber Members
Upcoming Chamber Events 6/3 - 6/12
We are Virtual!
Check out our upcoming events below:
Online Networking Happy Hour
Thursday, 06/04/2020
05:30 PM - 06:30 PM MST
Online Zoom Meeting
Registration required
Come join us for an Online Networking Happy Hour.
Bring your favorite libation and have fun! Non-alcoholic included!
This week we will be having another fun trivia night!
REGISTER HERE
Women 4 Women Networking Group
Friday, 06/05/2020
08:30 AM - 10:00 AM MST
Online Zoom Meeting
Registration required
Join our growing group of women that are committed to making a difference for each other and our communities.
For this meeting, Women 4 Women invites:
Janine Finney co-author of The Flip Flop CEO and Does the Shoe Fit?
REGISTER HERE
Percolate Peoria Online
Tuesday, 06/09/2020
09:00 AM - 10:00 AM MST
Online Zoom Meeting
Registration required
From Old Town to North Peoria, we are connecting and highlighting our Peoria member's businesses. Network with and join us as we Percolate Peoria!
This week's business:
Miller Family Vacations
Deborah Miller, Co-owner
REGISTER HERE
Coffee is for Closers
Thursday, 06/11/2020
7:00 - 8:00 AM MST
Online Zoom Meeting
Registration required
As a business owner, the ability to confidently ask for the sale is imperative, yet so many of us don't want to appear "salesy"! Join us and hear some proven B2B and B2C sales methodologies, sales techniques, and strategies.
This week's topic:
"Selling Strategies for Leveraging Gatekeepers and Technical Buyers in Any Sale"
REGISTER HERE
REGISTER NOW! It's Time to DRIVE and THRIVE!
Maintain Business Continuity
It's Time to Drive and Thrive
The Peoria Chamber invites you to attend a special, interactive gathering to discuss winning strategies to overcome the newest obstacles before us.
As the world adapts the pace of business amidst the global pandemic, it’s critical to maintain business continuity. We must drive and thrive! Jeffrey Hayzlett – Primetime TV & Podcast Host, Chairman & CEO C-Suite Network, Keynote Speaker, Best-Selling Author and Global Business Celebrity, presents time-tested tips, steps, and strategies to overcome any obstacle facing you and your business. Come learn, share, and cheer with us!
You will take away:
• How to engage and support more customers, new customers and current customers
• Anticipating and adapting to new business needs and approaches
• Tips for managing and motivating a your workforce
• How to safely get open for business
• Strategies to implement to reach top business decision makers
• Ways to leverage and extend your cash and keep cash flowing
• Surprising and unexpected strategies to boost your business
• Actionable advice to get you off the couch and thriving
Wednesday, 06/17/2020
12:30 - 01:30 PM MST
Pricing shown in registration
Online Zoom Meeting
Registration required
REGISTER HERE
Community Affairs Committee
The NEW Peoria Chamber of Commerce Community Affairs Committee
Co-Chairs:
Stephanei Klingener with Vital Fit Training
and
Tina Smith with E3 Cryo & Wellness Center
give a warm welcome and introduction of what the newly formed Community Affairs Committee stands for.
If you would like to be a part of this committee and make a difference in our community, please contact
Stephanie: stephanieklingener@gmail.com
Tina: info@E3Cryo.com
or the chamber.
Temporary Suspensions of Peoria City Sign Code Sections
Peoria Businesses:
There has been a temporary suspension on Peoria City sign code.
Resolution 2020-43 temporarily suspends the enforcement of portions of Section 21-836 of the Peoria City Code and terminates the temporary suspension upon termination of the State of Local Emergency.
The purpose of this Resolution was to acknowledge that many Peoria business needs include reaching their customers through special messaging during COVID-19. There was a proposal to suspend some sections of the Sign Code pertaining to Temporary Signage, which passed through a unanimous vote.
With this Resolution, all businesses now have access to temporary signage during the extent of the emergency declaration, while still complying with dimensional standards, such as size/area and placement restrictions.
Please see Section 21-836 for standards.
Guidance for Businesses Reopening
Guidance for Businesses Re-Opening
The Stay at Home order expired Friday, May 15th at midnight, along with EO 2020-24 (travel advisory) and 2020-33 (“Returning Stronger”). All other executive orders will stay in place. As of Saturday, May 16 at 12 AM, EO 2020-36 became effective, reminding people to promote physical distancing and allowing businesses to gradually and safely open in compliance with federal, OSHA and ADHS guidelines.
Vulnerable individuals with underlying health conditions and those above age 65 are still recommended to stay at home and leave the house for essential services only.
All guidance released by the governor for businesses are below:
View the Executive Order on guidance for businesses HERE.
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