The following dues structure is effect as of March 1st, 2010. If you have any questions or comments, please contact the Finance Committee.
1st Year Dues
- Tier 1 - 1-5 employees $ 180
- Tier 2 - 6-15 employees $ 200
- Tier 3 - 16-50 employees $ 230
- Tier 4 - 51 + employees $ 300
Includes a $50 setup charge, membership packet, ribbon cutting with photos and local press release with editorial.
Membership Renewals: (Annual Dues based upon # of owners, principals, employees)
- Tier 1 - 1-5 employees $ 130
- Tier 2 - 6-15 employees $ 150
- Tier 3 - 16-50 employees $ 180
- Tier 4 - 51 + employees $ 250
Non Profit Members
All New Members:
Qualifying non-profit organizations (providing proof of Federal exemption status under IRC Sec (501c……), or State non profit incorporation status, or 990 / 99 filings, or IRC Sec 528 corporations shall be deemed as Non-Profit Members of the Chamber. As such their annual member dues shall be equal to the sum of 1.) (50%) of the applicable Profit Member Tier structure (calculated net of the initial $50 setup fee), plus 2.) the $50 setup fee.
1st Year Dues
- Tier 1 - 1-5 employees $ 115 *
- Tier 2 - 6-15 employees $ 125 *
- Tier 3 - 16-50 employees $ 140 *
- Tier 4 - 51 + employees $ 175 *
Membership Renewals: (Annual Dues based upon # of owners, principals, employees)
- Tier 1 - 1-5 employees $ 65
- Tier 2 - 6-15 employees $ 75
- Tier 3 - 16-50 employees $ 90
- Tier 4 - 51 + employees $ 125
In general, the following list of organizations including, but not necessarily limited to:
Churches, YMCA’s/YWCA’s, Special Olympics, Various Shelters, Business Networking Groups, Business Leagues, HOA’s (not management companies), American Legion Posts, VFW’s shall be considered by the Chamber to be Non-Profit organizations.
Chamber Associates:
The Chamber also realizes the importance of supporting other non-profit, civic-minded organizations, such as “block watches”, etc. These organizations are typically volunteer run, without any fundraising or direct or indirect public funding efforts unlike most other non profit entities. Consequently, the Chamber may recognize, on a case by case basis, applications for “Chamber Associates” for which no dues will be charged. While the Chamber Associates shall have limited member benefits, they shall be able to attend most Chamber events, receive exposure on the Chamber website and other benefits to be determined. They will however not have any member voting rights. The Chamber feels that affiliation with these organizations is important and shall be beneficial to both parties, in terms of mutual cooperation, support, and overall general public awareness and communication of issues affecting our community.
