Executive Women's Golf Association

Since 1962, the Huron Valley Chamber of Commerce has worked to improve the economy and quality of life in the Huron Valley area. The Chamber is an advocate for the community and its businesses, promoting and providing a channel of communication that helps residents, visitors, merchants and business people find and fulfill each other's needs locally. The Chamber also provides a wide array of bottom line benefits and services to its members to help them save money and increase their business. We work for you! New business contacts! Attending Chamber events puts you in touch with potential connections. Take advantage of the Chamber's networking events, including monthly Coffee Club morning mixers, lunch mixers and seminars, and business after hour events, all held at member businesses or the Chamber office for little or no fee. Our Golf League and Ambassadors Program give members additional ways to build relationships. Benefits to save you money! Use your free notary service. Sign up for savings on group health insurance programs, auto insurance, business insurance, cellular and long distance service, even office supplies. Save money with on membership with affiliated organizations like credit unions or the local YMCA. Be among the members who offer or enjoy Member-2-Members savings and specials. Don't have a website? Join our affordable Online Business EXPO and have a mini-website for pennies a day! Marketing your business! It's easy to get the word out about your business! Members are listed by category in our annual Business Directory & Buyer's Guide, distributed to 5, 000 businesses and households in the Huron Valley area. Every member is also listed on our Web site with links to your site. Every day the Chamber receives inquires about local businesses, and we refer our members. The bi-monthly Chamber News provides great advertising possibilities at a low cost, ranging in size from business card to full page. The New Resident Welcome Program and Chamber Bucks Gift Certificates are ways our members stand out to customers and keep them shopping locally. Opportunities to sponsor our events provide unique and meaningful ways to reach your target audience - ask about the possibilities! Reaching out to your community! Be a part of the Chamber that extends its reach to the Huron Valley community! Savy business owners know that it's good policy to show committment to the community they do business with. Your membership plaque and window decal identify you as a member of the Huron Valley Chamber of Commerce. By sponsoring or volunteering with some of the events we produce annually, you extend your visibility to hundreds of thousands of new business contacts. Chamber events include the Christmas Parade ; Business and Citizen of the Year Program ; Milford Memories Summer Festival ; Huron Valley Taste & EXPO ; and the Huron Valley Egg Hunt.

About Milford Historical Society The Milford Historical Society was founded in 1973 by a group of citizens who recognized the importance of the heritage of their community and wished to share it with their contemporaries and preserve it for those who will follow. To these ends, the members have established a museum, a research and archives room, and have sponsored, in conjunction with the Milford Township Library and the State of Michigan Library, the microfilming of the Milford Times newspaper beginning with the first issue in 1871. The Society's continuing projects include an annual home tour, various research projects and an effort toward local architectural preservation. Through it's own Sesquicentennial Committee, the Society published a book titled TEN MINUTES AHEAD OF THE REST OF THE WORLD A History of Milford as another step towards preserving and disseminating the history of Milford, Michigan. The General Membership meetings are held on the third Thursday in the months of January, March, May, September and November. The July meetings is the annual picnic which is held at a different location every year on the 3rd Sunday at 2 p.m. The General Membership Meetings/Potlucks are held the Milford Methodist Church located at 1200 Atlantic Street ( see map for MHS locations ) and begin at 6: 30 p.m. Everyone is ask to bring a dish to pass, this is determined by the first initial of of their last name ( A-G ; H-N ; O-Z ). The meal is divided into three categories salads, main dish and desserts. The initials rotate every month, so everyone has a chance to bring a main dish, salad or dessert. Members are also asked to bring their own table service and beverage. After our meal at approximately 7: 30 a general membership meeting is held by the president of the society to inform members of upcoming activities and to take questions from the membership. After our short meeting usually around 8 p.m. the programs begins. Individuals do not need to be members to attend our potluck or meetings, they are open to the public and all are welcome. The Historical Society Potlucks have are famous for being the best potluck in town!! Judith Reiter, Corresponding Secretary Mary Lou Gharrity, Director

Huron Valley Schools is committed to inspiring and building futures by providing a comprehensive educational experience tailored for each student. With a focus on academics, arts, and athletic programs, the district aims to foster a supportive learning environment for all learners. In addition to traditional education, Huron Valley Schools offers various services, including health and wellness support, early childhood programs, and resources for families. The district emphasizes community engagement and provides opportunities for students to thrive academically and socially while preparing them for future success. Generated from the website