activities · 15
what they do
direct service · 13
- Business Networking and Event Hosting Business Networking & Community EventsOrganizes and hosts a variety of networking events, committee meetings, and public gatherings for local businesses and professionals, including the Young Professionals Network, Government Affairs Committee, and Ribbon Cutting ceremonies. Also hosts community events such as the "Catfish Rodeo," "Diamonds in the Desert," and cultural expos.
- Facilitates business networking and leadership eventsOrganizes regular committee meetings, networking gatherings, and professional development events for local businesses and young professionals, including the Young Professionals Network, Government Affairs Committee, and Board of Directors meetings.
- Facilitates business networking and professional development eventsOrganizes and hosts regular committee meetings, networking events, and professional development programs for local businesses and young professionals, including the Young Professionals Network, Business Ambassador Committee, and Government Affairs Committee meetings.
- Hosts community and cultural events Community Festival & Event OrganizationProduces public events that promote local culture, health, and economic vitality, including the CAC Health, Art & Culture EXPO, "The Beatles (Britain's Finest)" performance, and the "Catfish Rodeo".
- Leads municipal turf removal and water conservation initiatives Rainwater Harvesting & Green InfrastructureImplements water-saving landscape conversions by removing non-functional turf at municipal facilities including the Casa Grande Municipal Court, Fire Station 501, Dorothy Powell Senior Center, Public Library, and Dave White Golf Course, resulting in significant water reductions; also installed smart irrigation systems and educational signage as part of the CG Saves IT! program.
- Municipal Turf Removal and Water Conservation Program Rainwater Harvesting & Green InfrastructureLeads city-wide water conservation efforts by removing non-functional turf at municipal facilities—including the Courthouse, Fire Station 501, Senior Center, Public Library, Dave White Golf Course, and City Hall—and replacing it with desert-adapted landscaping. Projects have achieved water reductions of up to 66% and include installation of smart irrigation systems and public signage under the CG Saves IT! initiative.
- Neon Sign Park Development and Community Revitalization Public Space Beautification & Signage EnhancementSupported the creation of the Neon Sign Park featuring 14 restored historic neon signs, leveraging a donated land parcel and a grant from the American Express Foundation to advance downtown revitalization and cultural heritage.
- Organizes community and cultural events Community Festival & Event OrganizationHosts public events to promote community engagement and local culture, including the "Catfish Rodeo," "Diamonds in the Desert," "The Beatles (Britain's Finest)" concert, and the "CAC Health, Art & Culture EXPO."
- Organizes ribbon-cutting and business milestone ceremonies Ribbon Cutting & Business Opening CeremoniesHosts ribbon-cutting events to celebrate new and expanding businesses in the Casa Grande area, supporting local business visibility and community engagement.
- Provides business networking opportunities Business Networking & Community EventsOffers structured networking platforms for local businesses to connect, collaborate, and grow through chamber-hosted events and programs.
- Secures external funding for city sustainability projects Community Infrastructure Greening ProjectsObtained a $150,000 grant from the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona (WIFA) to support a turf removal and water conservation project at Casa Grande City Hall.
- Supports local economic development and historic preservation Public Space Beautification & Signage EnhancementPlayed a supporting role in the creation of the Neon Sign Park, a public space featuring 14 restored neon signs, enabled by donated land and an American Express Foundation grant.
- Supports local infrastructure and public space revitalization Public Space Beautification & Signage EnhancementPlayed a supporting role in the creation of the Neon Sign Park, which features 14 restored neon signs, following land donation and receipt of an American Express Foundation grant.
advocacy · 2
- Advocacy for Sustainable Land Use and Water Policy Water Policy Advocacy & PlanningAdvocated for the adoption of Casa Grande’s 2030 General Land Use Plan, which includes a water resources element establishing a 15% water reduction goal from projected 2030 usage levels, aligning with long-term regional sustainability objectives.
- Advocates for long-term water resource planning and policy Water Policy Advocacy & PlanningSupported the adoption of the City of Casa Grande’s 2030 General Land Use Plan, which includes a water resources element aiming for a 15% reduction in water use from projected 2030 levels.
strategies · 11
how they think
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- Advance sustainable water management through community education and public-private partnerships water_resource_managementThe organization fosters long-term water sustainability by leading a public-private partnership to manage water demand, complemented by community education and targeted outreach to residents and businesses under state conservation mandates.
- Advance sustainable water use through community education and public-private partnerships water_resource_managementBuilds a more sustainable community by partnering with city government and private utilities to implement water demand management, complemented by community education and targeted outreach to promote conservation.
- Advance water conservation through community education and public awareness public_awareness_campaignThe organization fosters sustainable water use by educating residents and businesses about conservation and delivering targeted messaging via the "SAVE IT" campaign, aiming to shift community behavior around water usage.
- Facilitate business networking and support to drive local economic development business_networkingThe organization strengthens the local economy by connecting businesses through networking opportunities and serving as the primary business association in the region, fostering collaboration and growth.
- Facilitate business networking and support to drive local economic development business_networkingThe organization strengthens the local economy by connecting businesses through networking opportunities and serving as a central support body for business growth in Western Pinal County.
- Implement targeted landscape conservation initiatives to reduce municipal water use turf_removalBy identifying and removing non-functional turf in city facilities, the organization directly reduces municipal water consumption to meet city-wide conservation goals.
- Implement water resource management through public-private partnerships public-private partnershipBy collaborating with the City government and a private utility, the organization enables a coordinated approach to managing water demand, reducing groundwater reliance, and achieving city-wide conservation goals.
- Promote tourism through digital visitor resources tourism_promotionBoosts local economic activity by attracting visitors via a dedicated tourism website that highlights local attractions and activities, increasing visibility and visitation to the area.
- Promote tourism to boost local economic activity tourism_promotionBy marketing local attractions and experiences through a dedicated platform (ExperienceCasaGrande.com), the organization increases visitor engagement and supports local businesses through tourism promotion.
- Promote tourism to boost local economic vitality tourism_promotionBy actively promoting local attractions and activities through dedicated platforms like ExperienceCasaGrande.com, the organization increases visitor engagement and supports local businesses.
- Target non-functional turf for removal to reduce municipal water use turf_removalThe organization supports city-led efforts to identify and remove ornamental grass that serves no recreational purpose, contributing to broader water demand reduction under the State's Municipal Conservation Program.
named programs · 3
what they call their work
Business Advocacy
Supports local economic development and represents business interests in the Greater Casa Grande Valley
Chamber Events
Hosts and promotes networking events, meetings, and community gatherings for members
Member Directory
Online directory listing chamber members by business category to promote visibility and networking
relationships · 11
who they work with
- American Express Foundation Funder — Provided a grant for the Neon Sign Park.
- Arizona Water Company Partner — Met with the City of Casa Grande to review city properties with the highest water usage and brainstorm ways to reduce water use at City Hall.
- Arizona Water Company Partner — Partner in the Save It! Campaign to educate residents about water conservation.
- Arizona Water Company Partner — Partnered with the City of Casa Grande to implement a comprehensive water demand management program and launched the "SAVE IT" public messaging campaign.
- CC Assist Partner — Built the website.
- City of Casa Grande Partner — Partner in the Save It! Campaign to educate residents about water conservation and reduce groundwater use.
- City of Casa Grande Partner — Partnered with Arizona Water Company to implement a comprehensive water demand management program and launched the "SAVE IT" public messaging campaign.
- PinalCentral Partner — Hosted "PinalCentral Presents - Plugged In: Powering Pinal's Future" event.
- Tri-Valley Landscaping Partner — Contracted to conduct the turf conversion and irrigation project at City Hall.
- United Way of Pinal County Partner — Hosted the United Way of Pinal County 2026 Golf Tournament.
- Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona (WIFA) Funder — Awarded a $150,000 grant to the City of Casa Grande for a turf removal project at City Hall.