Highland County Chamber of Commerce launching ‘Faces Behind the Places of Highland County’ series
Lead Summary
By
Erin Sheeley-
The Highland County Chamber of Commerce is invited area business owners to join the “Faces Behind the Places of Highland County” series, a social media campaign supporting local businesses.
The series will run from April 27 to May 31, and extra dates can be added as needed. Local business owners are encouraged to share the story behind their business with the community as we move toward re-opening in Highland County.
Whether it be a photo, video, message or Facebook Live post, this is an opportunity to remind everyone who you are, what you do and get creative. Don’t forget to include your #HighlandProud sign in your post.
To sign up for your time slot, visit the link to the schedule on The Highland Chamber’s Facebook page or simply reach out to Executive Director Destiny Bryson at (614) 440-1885 or president@thehighlandchamber.com to be added.
“During this time, many things are uncertain, but one thing is not: We are stronger together,” Bryson said. “We remind you to shop small, buy local and support your community.”
Not a business owner but still want to support the cause? T-shirts have been made that read #HighlandProud and are available for purchase through Mother Cluckers Farmhouse’s website for $20. There is also the option for the #HighlandProud shirt with Stronger Together or a personalized business name underneath for $25.
Five dollars from every shirt purchased will go to the Highland County Small Business Fund to be used for advertising and marketing of the Highland County Small Business events throughout the year.
The series will run from April 27 to May 31, and extra dates can be added as needed. Local business owners are encouraged to share the story behind their business with the community as we move toward re-opening in Highland County.
Whether it be a photo, video, message or Facebook Live post, this is an opportunity to remind everyone who you are, what you do and get creative. Don’t forget to include your #HighlandProud sign in your post.
To sign up for your time slot, visit the link to the schedule on The Highland Chamber’s Facebook page or simply reach out to Executive Director Destiny Bryson at (614) 440-1885 or president@thehighlandchamber.com to be added.
“During this time, many things are uncertain, but one thing is not: We are stronger together,” Bryson said. “We remind you to shop small, buy local and support your community.”
Not a business owner but still want to support the cause? T-shirts have been made that read #HighlandProud and are available for purchase through Mother Cluckers Farmhouse’s website for $20. There is also the option for the #HighlandProud shirt with Stronger Together or a personalized business name underneath for $25.
Five dollars from every shirt purchased will go to the Highland County Small Business Fund to be used for advertising and marketing of the Highland County Small Business events throughout the year.