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NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR THE 2021 HOMETOWN HEROES BANNER PROGRAM
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.
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.
To sponsor a Hometown Hero banner, please use the order form to submit the following information to the Elwood Chamber:
To pay by check ($75 x each Hometown Hero banner), make check payable to ELWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Or, to pay by credit card, please call the Chamber office at (765) 552-0180 between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday-Friday and speak with Marcy or Janis.
To ensure that banners are ready for display by July 4th, the Chamber must receive the above information by June 1.
For more information, please call the Chamber at (765) 552-0180.
- Sponsor’s name, address, and telephone
- Name of Hometown Hero to be honored
- The Hometown Hero’s branch of service and rank
- A high-quality photograph of the Hometown Hero in uniform (headshots work best at minimum size of 8x10 inches). If submitted electronically, please scan original photo as an 8x10-inch JPEG at 300 dpi.
To pay by check ($75 x each Hometown Hero banner), make check payable to ELWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Or, to pay by credit card, please call the Chamber office at (765) 552-0180 between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday-Friday and speak with Marcy or Janis.
To ensure that banners are ready for display by July 4th, the Chamber must receive the above information by June 1.
For more information, please call the Chamber at (765) 552-0180.
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THE CHAMBER HAS YOU COVERED
The Chamber has face masks, bearing an Elwood graphic, available for purchase for $10 each. All are made locally. To make a purchase, please stop by the Chamber office between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. M-F. For more information, call the Chamber (765) 552-0180 |
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If you have been looking for innovative ways to promote yourself, your business, or your organization, the Elwood Chamber has the answer. Elwood’s annual Home, Health, & Garden Show provides an inexpensive way to increase your exposure to prospective customers and potentially boost business revenue. This forum offers vendors the perfect opportunity to connect in person with potential customers, while promoting their products and services. The one-day event showcases the very best Elwood and surrounding communities have to offer in home, health, and garden-related products and services.
An array of special activities – including the Kiwanis’ pancake breakfast, the Lion’s Club’s pork chop luncheon, workshops, drawings, and musical entertainment – is offered throughout the day.
The annual event occupies the gym at the Elwood Intermediate School. Vendors receive a 10×10-foot booth space, a 6-foot table and two chairs, a hospitality area, a goody bag. and their business or organization’s name listed in the publicity materials.
The current year’s Exhibitor Application outlines costs, availability of electricity, show times, set-up, tear-down, clean-up, and deadlines for submission of application and payment. For more information, please contact the Chamber at 552-0180 or elwoodchamberdirector@gmail.com.
An array of special activities – including the Kiwanis’ pancake breakfast, the Lion’s Club’s pork chop luncheon, workshops, drawings, and musical entertainment – is offered throughout the day.
The annual event occupies the gym at the Elwood Intermediate School. Vendors receive a 10×10-foot booth space, a 6-foot table and two chairs, a hospitality area, a goody bag. and their business or organization’s name listed in the publicity materials.
The current year’s Exhibitor Application outlines costs, availability of electricity, show times, set-up, tear-down, clean-up, and deadlines for submission of application and payment. For more information, please contact the Chamber at 552-0180 or elwoodchamberdirector@gmail.com.
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“Images of America: Elwood” -published in 2019, tells the story of Elwood’s past — from its founding in 1852 through today. Thanks to the city’s rich past, today’s Elwood is characterized as “the Heart of Hoosierland,” and it has a long, bright future to look forward to. The book is intended to rekindle fond memories and spark poignant reflections, while helping readers experience what was, what is, and what is yet to come.
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Austin, Tom & Beverly
Beavers, Linda Cassidy, Tom & Angela Cole, Jim Coston, Catherine Deavers, Kathy Dudley, George & Susan Fern, Trent Jones, Todd and Family Klein, Ron & Elaine Mangas, Theresa Marcuson, Jeff & Kathy Melvin, Mick & Betsy Metzger, Francie Pyburn Perez, Michael and Teresa Phillips, Etta Rev. Ron Becker and Mary Savage, William Schmitt, Carolyn Scircle, Mrs. Robert Smith, Birdie Watson, Earl & Gretchen Weaver, Larry & Julie |