Fort Collins chamber raises $480K
The chamber set a goal of raising $400,000 in its nearly three-month campaign known as Moving Fort Collins Forward. The annual campaign, which ended Thursday, funds the chamber’s activities.
“People are busy and the economy is still tough, but it’s clear that the business community wants an effective, properly funded chamber of commerce,” chamber CEO David May said in a statement.
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The campaign also netted 107 new members, beating the chamber’s goal of 100 new members.
More than 80 volunteers from 13 companies participated in fundraising efforts.
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The chamber set a goal of raising $400,000 in its nearly three-month campaign known as Moving Fort Collins Forward. The annual campaign, which ended Thursday, funds the chamber’s activities.
“People are busy and the economy is still tough, but it’s clear that the business community wants an effective, properly funded chamber of commerce,” chamber CEO David May said in a statement.
The campaign also netted 107 new members, beating the chamber’s goal of 100 new members.
More than 80 volunteers…
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