CHAMBER HIGHLIGHTS
VISIBILITY AND EXPOSURE • Two free listings – Destination Guide and Business Directory,
www.danapointchamber.com • A link to your website • Grand opening/ribbon cutting ceremony assistance • Sponsorship opportunities that promote your business at Chamber and community events
• Promotional collateral display at Chamber offi ce • Credibility as a Dana Point Chamber of Commerce member • Opportunity to display Dana Point Chamber of Commerce member plaque
ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES • Free*
* Buy four, get the fi fth free
• Destination Guide and Business Directory • Chamber e-newsletter – The Compass • Chamber website –
www.danapointchamber.com
REFERRALS • Request for business services and referrals that come in to the Chamber offi ce are exclusively given to member businesses.
quarter-page ad in the Dana Point Times ($225 value)
• Chamber online Destination Guide and Business Directory refers website visitors to Chamber members.
NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES • “3rd Thursday” Mixers • Morning Power Group – monthly business seminar series • Coastal Chambers events with Laguna Niguel, Laguna Beach, San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano • Chamber Special Events – Installation Dinner and Annual Meeting, Festival of Whales, Whale of a Block Party, State of the City Luncheon, State of the County Luncheon, Dana Point Turkey Trot
• Committees – Ambassador Committee, Business Education Partnership, Legislative Action Committee, South Orange County Young Professionals Society • Networking at Noon
OTHER BENEFITS • Tax deductibility • Discounts on products and services • Mailing labels • Compliance materials, HR support • Pro-business advocacy
The Turkey Trot C
elebrate the 35th Anniversary of the Dana Point Turkey Trot by participating in “one of America’s best Thanksgiving Day runs,” ac- cording to Fitness Magazine. Known for its scenic routes, beautiful
Southern California weather and family-friendly activities, the Dana Point Turkey Trot has become an Orange County tradition, attracting more than 16,000 participants, including friends and family, to its 5K, 10K, Mission Hospital’s Kids’ Gobble Wobble and two-day health and fi tness expo and fi nish line festival. Produced by the Dana Point Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Run Racing, the Dana Point Turkey Trot is the nation’s sixth largest turkey trot in the country. This year’s Turkey Trot will be a whale of a time. For 35 years, the Dana
Point Turkey Trot has been an Orange County tradition for thousands. Whether working toward your fi tness goals, encouraging your kids to get active, visiting with friends old and new or exploring the new health and wellness brands at the expo, we’ll have activities for the whole family. Expect some surprises this year along the course, including special photo opportunities, presented by our sponsors. We are proud to announce our charitable benefactor will be the Dana
Point 5th Marine Regiment Support Group. We have already provided them with $25,000 in donations and look forward to adding to our overall contribution during the 35th Dana Point Turkey Trot. The Mission of the Dana Point 5th Marine Regiment Support Group is to provide support and outreach to the 5th MAR Marines and sailors and their families here at home while at Camp Pendleton and when deployed.
DANA POINT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
2011 Turkey Trot. Photo: Andrea Swayne Featuring scenic routes throughout picturesque Dana Point Harbor
and Doheny State Beach, the Turkey Trot off ers something for every mem- ber of the family. The Dana Point Turkey Trot is a USA Track & Field (USATF) sanctioned and certifi ed event and a 2012 USATF Southern California Championship 10K Race. For more information about the 35th Annual Dana Point Turkey Trot, visit
www.turkeytrot.com and follow the event on Twitter at
www.twitter.com/turkeytrot and Facebook at www.facebook. com/danapointturkeytrot.
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