The Greater La Crosse Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation encourages and administers charitable gifts to advance and support Chamber activities and programs that promote our educational goals. The Foundation is a not-for-profit Wisconsin corporation under Section 501(c) 3.
Who’s on the Board of Directors
Our Goals:
- Enhance Chamber educational activities advancing business and community
- Promote collaboration between area employers and educators
- Position the Chamber as a focal point for collaboration
What We Do
Educating Our Businesses
Coming Soon – Educational Sessions for Businesses
Connect Businesses to the Community
Examples:
- united more than 100 people for a forum on how to better utilize young adults with disabilities in the workforce
- united more than 70 businessess with the Department of Transportation to talk about north-south traffic flows
About the Honor Student Banquet
Since 1959, Chamber members have united the top five-percent of graduating seniors from the area’s now 12 high schools for the Honor Student Banquet. Sponsoring companies host the student and their parent/guardian at the table for a nice meal as a keynote speaker shares advice for the students and one of the graduating seniors addresses his/her peers. The night ends with all students crossing the stage to be recognized by the business community.
How to Sponsor
Contact Us: maggie@lacrossechamber.com
Wednesday, April 18
University of Wisconsin – La Crosse
Student Union, Bluffs Room
Presenting Sponsor ($810)
- Two tickets to attend the event
- Verbal recognition during event
- Logo in program
Centerpiece Sponsor ($560)
- Two tickets to attend the event
- Recognition in program
Program Sponsor (SECURED)
Student Gift Sponsor
- Two tickets to attend the event
- Recognition in program
Stage Floral Sponsor (In-Kind or $260)
- Two tickets to attend the event
- Recognition in program
Student Sponsor ($200)
- Two tickets to attend the event
- Seated dinner with student and their guests
- Recognition in program
One of my favorite Chamber programs is the Honor Student Banquet. I believe it is the Chamber’s finest moment every year when we honor those top five-percent of high school students from our area high schools. It’s a great event. I think I’ve been to 20 of them.
Joe KruseMoving in 2017 to the Foundation
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