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ELWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Building Business • Building Community
 Chamber Director Marcy Fry
The united voice for Elwood commerce since 1936, the Elwood Chamber of Commerce is an organization representing a variety of interests from within the community. Our membership is composed of privately owned small businesses, local operations of national chain stores, retail stores, factories, restaurants, service providers, churches, civic organizations, financial institutions, government offices, medical providers, and private individuals.
The Elwood Chamber is honored to represent our beautiful city. Whether we are greeting our numerous out-of-town visitors, serving as the goodwill ambassador, or partnering with area businesses and leaders to achieve a multiplicity of goals, we aim to be an indispensable resource for our members and our city. Our community is always striving for improvement and growth, and its challenges become more clearly defined as our members interface with like-minded entrepreneurs, professionals, experts, and friends and draw from one another’s unique experience. Now, more than ever, working together to seek answers and effect change is crucial. Success is built on solid relationships and the discovery that we are not alone. Separately, we can do so much; but together, we can do so much more. |
ANNOUNCEMENTS
NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR THE 2021 HOMETOWN HEROES BANNER PROGRAM
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The Elwood Chamber, in partnership with the City of Elwood, is pleased to announce the 2021 HOMETOWN HERO BANNER PROGRAM, honoring past and present members of the U.S. Armed Forces and Indiana National Guard, who hail from Elwood, Indiana.
A limited edition of banners measuring 18x48-inches and digitally printed on outdoor vinyl will be available for a sponsorship fee of $75 per banner. Each will bear the Hometown Hero’s name, branch of service, rank, and photograph as provided by the sponsor. Your banner(s) will remain on display on a light pole in Elwood’s downtown area for one year beginning July 4, 2021. Location of banners cannot be guaranteed and may be alternated during the year. When the banners are taken down July 1, 2022, they will be given to their sponsors as a keepsake. However, the sponsor may opt to renew their banner by completing a 2022 form and submitting their $35 renewal payment. |
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THE CHAMBER THANKS OUR COMMUNITY'S LOCAL HEROES
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The Elwood Chamber has recognized the hard work of the community's school nurses, medical, fire and law enforcement professionals, and funeral home directors. Members of the Chamber board and I have visited the designated front-line heroes at their places of business to present them with an Elwood Community Front-Line Award, designed and crafted by Jeff Ball of Carol's Legacy Glass. The award is a token of our heartfelt appreciation for all they have done over the past year to keep us safe. The award recipients are from: Ascension Medical Group Stress Center, Ascension Medical Group Pediatrics, Ascension-St. Vincent Mercy, Ascension Medical Group - Primary Care and Occupational Health, Aspire Indiana, Community Physician Network Family Medicine Care, Copher-Fesler-May Funeral Home, Dunnichay Funeral Home, Elwood Elementary School, Elwood Family Dentistry, Elwood Family Medicine, Elwood Fire Department, Elwood Intermediate School, Elwood Junior-Senior High School, Elwood Police Department, Elwood Senior Health & Living, Fresenius Kidney Care, Hallmark Orthodontics, Heaven Sent Home Health Care, Meridian Health Services, Moser & Moser Optometrists, and the office of Dr. Scott Prusinski |
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The ECDC is the voice and advocate for the local business community, seeking to unite all industrial, commercial, governmental and civic interests for the purpose of promoting economic growth, responsible government, and a high quality of life for all citizens.
For more information about real estate available for development by ECDC, please call (765) 552-0180. |
