Posts by Sara Lefevers
Greater Pensacola Chamber Partners with BRACE and Hillcrest Baptist Church to Offer Continuous Drop Off Site for Medical Supply Donations
Greater Pensacola Chamber Partners with BRACE and Hillcrest Baptist Church to Offer Continuous Drop Off Site for Medical Supply Donations The Greater Pensacola Chamber of Commerce is excited to be partnering with BRACE (Be Ready Alliance Coordinating for Emergencies) and Hillcrest Baptist Church to offer a continuous site for medical supply donations. Donations can be…
Read MoreGreater Pensacola Chamber Encourages Community Prayer and Support for Nursing Home Workers and Residents
Greater Pensacola Chamber Encourages Community Prayer and Support for Nursing Home Workers and Residents The Greater Pensacola Chamber of Commerce is excited to be hosting a final effort to show in person support for our community. Although we had hoped to have more time to plan for this event, given yesterday’s Stay-at-Home Order issued by…
Read MoreVirtual Baby Shower for Military Moms
Virtual Baby Shower for Military Moms The Greater Pensacola Chamber of Commerce Department of Military Affairs and Department of External Affairs are excited to be hosting a Virtual Baby Shower/“Shower in a Box” for our military moms in the Escambia and Santa Rosa County area in partnership with the leaders of NAS Pensacola Spouses Network.…
Read MoreHuman Trafficking Task Force
Human Trafficking Task Force The Greater Pensacola Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce our strategic partnership with the Circuit 1 Human Trafficking Task Force through the Chamber Foundation. In 2014, House Bill 7141, which promotes the development of identification and assessment tools to assess potential victims of human trafficking, was passed by the Florida…
Read MoreCovid – 19 Category B Public Assistance for Private Non-Profit Organizations Focus on Hospitals, Clinics, Emergency Medical Providers
LEGISLATIVE BLOG
Blog Post: National Economic Progress Continues, However, Concerns Are In the air Recent Progress in the Economy: There were 2.3 million more workers in 2018 than 2017! Workers are earning higher wages with increases by 3.4% from 2017 to 2018. Poverty has declined by 0.5 percentage points to 11.8% which is 1.4 million fewer people…
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