Each year, the Chamber hosts a Charity Gala & silent auction to benefit a non-profit member whose good works benefit the Phoenixville community. We need YOU to nominate these non-profits! Click the link below to access the nomination form. These must be returned to the office no later than July 13th at 5:00 PM Charity Gala – Non Profit Nomination Form 2018
The votes have been tallied and we officially have our winners for the first ever People’s Choice Contest! Round One decided the winners from each town, moving them to Round Two where the best of the best were decided. Now, we have results for each category. Phoenixville had an amazing turn out and swept the votes with winners across the board. A huge congrats to the town and voters who helped Phoenixville make a huge impact on the contest! Thank ... View Article
Students at TCHS Pickering Build Inclusive Community Through Honoring of Veterans Rep. Stephen Barrar speaks about the importance of honoring veterans and those actively serving in the military. Posted By: Kimberly McGuanePosted date: June 13, 2018 Students in TCHS Pickering’s OVR Connections program recently brought the Phoenixville community together to celebrate veterans. OVR Connections is a program for students transitioning to work or school that helps them connect with the community. “This program is vital for students; they feel empowered and ... View Article
To Local Businesses, We all know that walking has great health benefits, but did you know that promoting walking has economic benefits? The presence of sidewalks and other walking facilities is shown to increase property values, promote tourism, and allow people to safely and conveniently patronize local shops, businesses, and restaurants. My name is Ashley Orr and I am the Population Health Supervisor at the Chester County Health Department. I am reaching out to see if you are interested in ... View Article
Field-Tested Travel Tip: Back in time with Retro Roadmap While taking road trips around the United States, we love coming across mom-and-pop businesses — like old-fashioned bakeries and roadside motels — that have been in the same family for generations. Beth Lennon has made it her life’s work to find such places; better known online by her alter ego “Mod Betty,” she’s the engaging writer behind RetroRoadmap.com, whose tagline is “cool vintage places and retro fun.” Mod Betty’s goal is to ... View Article