The Flagler County Chamber is unique in that it is comprised of a countywide chamber and three affiliates representing the three largest cities in Flagler County:
As an alliance, this structure capitalizes on local efforts while providing opportunity for participation on a county level. These opportunities include enhanced member benefits and a stronger voice on public policy.
Together, the Flagler County Chamber of Commerce and its affiliate chambers are committed to helping the local business community thrive.
Bunnell Chamber
Bunnell is the County Seat and was first incorporated in June 2, 1911. With 141 square miles of land, Bunnell is now one of the largest cities in Florida, having annexed 92,818 acres between 2005 and 2007. The Bunnell Chamber of Commerce is comprised of local businesses that support one another and raise funds for educational need-based scholarships. The organization hosts quarterly "Business & Biscuits" networking breakfasts, the Ride for Education poker run each spring, and the Potato Festival in May, in
conjunction with the City of Bunnell.
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Flagler Beach Chamber
Flagler Beach is nestled on Florida's east coast between Daytona Beach and St. Augustine and is home to more than 5,520 residents. Incorporated in 1925, Flagler is home to six miles of uncrowded beaches, great fishing spots including the Flagler Beach Municipal Pier, restaurants with oceanfront dining, gift shops and a host of recreational facilities. The Flagler Beach Chamber of Commerce plays a vital role in promoting Flagler Beach as a destination beach community, which, in turn, provides local businesses
with added stability and support. The organization hosts an Independence Day Celebration, a tradition that dates back to the 1920s, and hosts “Business After Hours” events four times a year to showcase local businesses and provide networking opportunities for its members.
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Palm Coast Chamber
Having recently celebrated its tenth anniversary, the City of Palm Coast has blossomed into a lively community of more than 75,000 citizens. Situated on 26 miles of saltwater canals and 53 miles of freshwater canals, Palm Coast is steps away from the Intracoastal Waterway and pristine Atlantic Ocean beaches. The Palm Coast Chamber of Commerce supports local businesses by providing programs and networking opportunities for its members. This affiliate hosts quarterly “Meet & Greet” breakfasts on engaging topics,
and hosts the “Run for Your Life 5K and Kids Run” each April.
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