As construction of the new Anderson County Chamber of Commerce headquarters gets closer to completion, the deadline is quickly approaching for businesses and individuals to order a laser-engraved brick for the pathway leading to the new Chamber building.
June 1 is the last day to order a brick to be placed near a sidewalk leading to the building’s entrance from the parking lot.
To purchase a brick, make an appointment at the Chamber office at 245 N. Main St., Clinton, by calling 865-457-2559, to talk with a staff member about ordering a brick. Orders may also be placed by going to the web site at www.fundraisingbrick.com/accoc/.
The bricks may display individual names, be placed to honor or to remember someone, or feature a company name or logo. Bricks may also display a favorite saying or quotation. Purchasing a brick will support the Chamber’s future and offer the opportunity to place your name or your company’s name permanently in downtown Clinton.
The admiral red bricks are available in two sizes, 4-by-8 inches for $125 and 8-by-8 inches for $300. The 8-by-8-inch brick with a logo is available for $500. An option is to combine four 8-by-8 bricks that can include a logo and text. A mini replica of the small brick may be ordered for $25 and of the larger brick for $35.
The Anderson County Chamber Foundation is leading the “Building a Better Future” capital campaign to build the new 7,700-square-foot headquarters at 107 East Washington Ave., Clinton, for the Anderson County Chamber. The one-story Chamber headquarters will include a diversified room with state-of-the-art technology for training and videoconferencing, available for Chamber board meetings and community gatherings.
To learn more about the Anderson County Chamber Foundation, visit the Foundation website at www.acccfoundation.org. For information about the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce, see the Chamber’s website at www.andersoncountychamber.org.
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Individuals and companies can “leave a mark” with laser-engraved bricks that will line a walkway to the new Anderson County Chamber of Commerce headquarters in Clinton.
