Become a Friend of the Chamber
Are you interested in participating in the chamber as a non-voting member for personal enrichment rather than business or political reasons? If so, the Friend of the Chamber may be for you! This opportunity is designed to encourage individuals wishing to contribute to our business community. The annual investment is $125 per person.
Friends of the Chamber may be retirees, mentors, volunteers, individuals who enjoy networking, and those who support a health local economy. A friend must not be self-employed, owner/management member of a business, seeking financial gain, running for political office, or elected to public office.
The qualifications for membership are simple. You must: be supportive of the Chamber’s mission to encourage and maintain a vibrant business community, promote tourism, and facilitate economic development; take an interest in the health of the local economy; commit to support the community; and be willing to share your expertise.
Sign up to invest in Mason County’s community today
A list of membership benefits included is below the form.
Exclusive Benefits
- Attend Chamber programs at members-only pricing
- Access to volunteer opportunities
- Opportunities to share your expertise and knowledge
- Subscription to regular e-newsletter & Business Matters
- Eligibility to access Mason Lake Recreation Area
Popular Perks
Summer Golf Socials are hosted by the Chamber weekly from June-September. Golfers of all abilities, from first timers to every-day golfers, are invited gather on the greens for nine holes and networking. Come once, come every week, or just come when you feel like it. Chamber members and their guests receive special pricing; details are announced each spring. Learn more at masonchamber.com/golf.
Mason Lake Recreation Area access eligibility is another added perk of Chamber membership. Members and their employees may purchase an annual pass for MLRA’s private park with day use, camping, recreation, and boating facilities; annual or daily boat launch and additional vehicle passes are also available. The property is stewarded by Green Diamond Resource Company whose early leader Mark E. Reed, also Mayor of Shelton and a state legislator, was a founding member of the Chamber. Learn more at masonlakecamp.com.