Chamber of Commerce - ThurstonTalk

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The Lacey South Sound Chamber serves as a cornerstone for the Lacey community, nurturing relationships among local businesses and civic leaders. In recent years, the chamber has experienced a remarkable surge in membership, indicating its growing influence in the region. Through its collaboration with the City of Lacey, the chamber has cultivated a supportive environment where businesses can flourish. Programs such as Coats for Kids demonstrate the chamber's dedication to community welfare, addressing the needs of families in poverty. The chamber also recognizes local excellence through its Annual Business Awards, which highlight the achievements of Thurston County's finest businesses.

By fostering entrepreneurship and advocating for small businesses, the chamber plays a crucial role in sustaining Lacey's economic vitality. This article showcases the chamber's ongoing initiatives and its commitment to creating a prosperous community. In doing so, it underscores the importance of local business networks in enhancing community resilience and prosperity.

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