Santa Clarita, Calif. (January 21, 2020) – The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce today announced the creation of a new Non-Profit Council designed specifically for local 501c(3) non-profits who are members of the Chamber to keep our local non-profits on the forefront in charitable giving, advocacy and regulations.
“The SCV Chamber is continuing to create new value-driven programming for our members with a key focus on building community around the Chamber,” said Nancy Starczyk, chair of the board of directors. “As we work to build community and create additional value, we hope to provide thoughtful educational programming and networking opportunities for our members. The Non-Profit Council will help keep our local non-profits on the cutting-edge of trends in charitable giving, advocacy and regulations while sharing best-practices.”
The Santa Clarita Valley has a strong philanthropic community with more than 100 locally based non-profit organizations that help our community thrive. Our non-profits are a key reason why Santa Clarita is a great community and always looking towards a better future. The SCV Chamber’s Non-Profit Council provides business resources for our local non-profit leaders to help them connect, grow and learn about valuable information so they can successfully meet their organization’s mission and goals. We accomplish this through quarterly meetings where we connect our local business community with our non-profit organizations’ leaders to receive information designed for professional growth and to learn about the latest non-profit trends and regulatory issues facing the non-profit sector.
The Non-Profit Council at the SCV Chamber will meet quarterly and will include the executive leaders of each non-profit. The first meeting is being scheduled for March 2020.
“Our local non-profits are the heart and soul of our community,” said Starczyk. “We are one of the most charitable communities in the nation with more than 120 local non-profits. We want to ensure our business community is well connected to support them to grow and thrive.”
In addition to meeting quarterly for non-profit leaders to collaborate and gain insights on the latest trends, etc., SCV Chamber member non-profits will have access to promote their charitable fundraisers and thank their business sponsors in the SCV Chamber section of the SCV Business Journal.
“We’re building community at the SCV Chamber,” said Ivan Volschenk, Managing Partner for Evolve Business Strategies which manages the Chamber. “This is just one of our new efforts in 2020 to help strengthen the sense of community amongst our members.”
ABOUT THE SANTA CLARITA VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce is the largest business membership organization in the Santa Clarita Valley representing more than 65,000 member employees. The Chamber serves as “The Voice of Business” working as the SCV’s leading business advocacy organization in the third largest city in the County of Los Angeles. Founded in 1923, the Chamber works to advocate for, educate and connect the business community.
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