The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Sonoma County is committed to building bridges by promoting and supporting Sonoma County businesses through education, civic, and economic engagement. Read More
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PLEASE BARE WITH US AS WE ARE CREATING A BRAND NEW WEBSITE FOR OUR MEMBERS! STAY TUNED!
APRIL “SPRING INTO ACTION” MIXER
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337 Windsor River Rd, Windsor
Thursday, April 19th
5:30-7:30pm

2018 Membership Renewals
It’s that time of year to renew your Chamber Membership!
Our Business Members greatly depend on us to provide continual benefits, value, and services through the implementation of many resources.
With such a strong membership, we hope you will join this dynamic non-profit Hispanic organization now that you are aware of all the benefits, resources, and opportunities we have to offer. Remember, one of the best ways to invest in the future of Sonoma County is by building a partnership with us!
Become a member online or download the application.
Membership dues are valid through December 31st of each year.
Dues are non-refundable.
Click HERE to renew your membership today!
Fire Recovery Resources:
Sonoma County Recovers:
Sonoma County Economic Development Board Resource Site:
Elections Office Urging Displaced Voters To Register To Vote:
Permit issuances quickly underway at City of Santa Rosa Resilient City Permit Center
BEWARE! Contractor & Construction Fraud
The North Bay Disaster Fraud Task Force has received indications that contractor and/or construction fraud could be occurring in the North Bay Area, as part of the recovery efforts following the wildfire disaster. Contractor fraud involves illegal acts committed by unlicensed or unscrupulous contractors and includes performing substandard repairs, offering services that deliberately cheat a consumer, or contracting without a license. Contractors may also attempt to commit construction fraud, which includes knowingly obtaining money, property, or labor by false pretense
DMV Identifies Thousands Of Vehicles Lost In The Wildfire
Fire Recovery Grants:
Creative Sonoma Recovery Fund: Funds for Sonoma County residents with immediate and short-term basic human and art related needs.
Rotary 5130 Fire Relief Fund: Funds up to $5,000 to business owners who were impacted by fires.
North Bay Fire Relief Fund: Assists fire victims and aid relief efforts. 100% of your tax-deductible donations will go directly to support those affected.
Undocufund.org/: Launched by a coalition of immigrant service providers and advocates, the UndocuFund for Fire Relief in Sonoma County provides direct assistance to undocumented victims of the Northern California fires.