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• The Chamber of Commerce is first and foremost a membership organization, which is supported by member investors.
• The Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit organization governed by a Board of Directors, which is made up of individuals elected from the membership.
• The Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary organization of businesses and individuals throughout Schaller. We operate as a vehicle through which the businesses and professional people are organized to work together, voluntarily, to define and solve problems for the improvement of Schaller as a place to live and work.

• Business Referrals: The Schaller Chamber of Commerce receives numerous calls and correspondence requesting information pertaining to motels, restaurants, activities, tourism, realtors, rental landlords, and many inquiries on products and services in the area. We always refer to our Chamber members first!
• Business Contacts: The Chamber of Commerce provides programs and opportunities such as General Membership meetings for you to network with business representatives who need or use your products and services.
• Internet Reference: Chamber members have a complete business listing on our website. We will place a link to your company's website on our website at no charge.
• Legislative Action: The Chamber of Commerce can help keep you informed on key legislative issues affecting your business.
• Publicity & Exposure: Through newsletter promotion and sponsoring activities, you will gain direct exposure to an unlimited number of businesses and individuals in the Sac County area. Our newsletter is printed monthly.
• Creating Workforce: The Chamber of Commerce helps bring affordable housing to Schaller creating a larger workforce for area business and industry.
• Business Retention & Recruitment: The Chamber is a key player in keeping our existing businesses in place. We also recruit new business and industry to Schaller. If a potential business contacts us, we assist by directing them to the right sources.
• Investment in the Future of Schaller: Now, more than ever, we must stand side-by-side to work together for the development of our area. Large and small businesses alike are working to control expenses and plan for future growth. By volunteering on Chamber committees and task forces, you will help plan and implement programs to improve the business climate and solve community problems. Only through continued stimulation and growth of the business community can we make progress.