The Perry Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual dinner at La Poste on Tuesday, April 30th from 5:30 p.m. Chamber members are invited to RSVP to enjoy the evening’s celebration with a social gathering and dinner, followed by a planned program that includes speakers and an awards ceremony to celebrate the past year’s successes.
“The Chamber’s annual dinner gives us an opportunity as a community to recognize all the accomplishments of our members, businesses and volunteers over the past year,” said Misti Vonbehren, 2023 Chamber President. Stated. “We are grateful to be able to come together and celebrate the successes of the past year.”
The Perry Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the community for nominating us for two awards: Business of the Year and Volunteer of the Year.
The Spirit of Perry Business of the Year Award honors the business that best embodies the spirit of the Perry Chamber of Commerce and the Perry community by setting an example for others through leadership, service and dedication. The Business of the Year finalists are:
- dallas county hospital “We are investing in community health by reintroducing orthopedics, pulmonology, and oncology, as well as adding new service lines to accommodate more patients, including psychiatry, so people who need care can stay in their own homes. and provide more than $1 million in charity care allocated to serve the underinsured and uninsured to better serve those patients. We have introduced the role of financial counselor to provide ”
- DMACC Vankirk Academy “For leading efforts in workforce development and career path exploration, and for being instrumental in providing strong educational experiences, partnerships, and community engagement at Perry. Through innovative programs and partnerships, DMACC We work closely with local businesses to build a strong workforce and ensure students have the right curriculum to help them discover their passions and prepare them for a successful future.”
- domino pizza “Their service and dedication to our community ranges from highlighting, promoting and appreciating other local businesses, to donating to numerous community activities, and the overall quality of service their businesses provide. It can be seen in many different ways.”
The Jack Fineseth Memorial Volunteer of the Year Award honors the individual who best exemplifies the spirit and passion that Mr. Fineseth had for volunteerism. Like Mr. Fineseth, this man, through his selflessness and extensive volunteer work, goes above and beyond to ensure the success of many events and programs, much of his time unrecognized. I am. The finalists for Volunteer of the Year are:
- andrea brownlee Because she is “always willing to answer calls for volunteers and to help out at the Chamber’s various events such as the Farmers Market, Second Street Block Party, and BRR, as well as the work of the Perry Fire Department and her ministry.” Because I’ve spent countless hours on it.”
- travis landgrave “Dedicated to positively impacting the lives of others through his involvement with youth athletics committees, coaching, the Perry Board of Education, and the Elks Lodge, providing guidance and direction, and helping others By motivating students to strive for success and embody the essence of community service, we improve educational opportunities and outcomes for all students in our communities. ”
- Matt McDevitt “His tireless efforts and dedication to the Perry community, providing leadership, dedication and unwavering aggressiveness in support of organizations such as Nudgers and Perry Economic Development, drive positive change and foster community engagement.” played a very important role.”
“We are thrilled to receive so many great nominations for these annual awards,” said Perry Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Lynsi Pastutti. announcement. The individuals and businesses recognized have done and continue to do great things like this to serve their communities. ”
All nominees will be recognized at the annual banquet and winners will be announced that evening.
For more information about the annual dinner or to inquire about registration (now closed), please contact the Perry Chamber of Commerce at Lynsi@PerryIAChamber.org or (515) 465-4601.
