The Chamber office is open during regular business hours but is limiting walk-in traffic. To ensure timely service please, call ahead and schedule an appointment. The San Dimas Chamber staff can be reached at
(909) 592-3818 or by email at info@sandimaschamber.com.
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This Week's Chamber Event
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Washington, D.C. Niagara Falls & New York City Trip Information Session
Tomorrow! ~ Tue., April 6 at 10:00 a.m.
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Preview the trip information below:
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San Dimas Chamber April Coffee Hour
Tue., April 13, 2021, at 9:00 a.m.
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San Dimas Chamber Member Orientation
Wed., April 14, 2021, at 4:00 p.m.
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April Networking Mixer
Thursday, April 15, 2021 at 5:00 p.m.
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2021 Teacher of the Year Awards
Save the Date ~ May 26, 2021
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Teacher of the Year Sponsorship Opportunities
In order to make this event a success, we are inviting businesses & individuals in the community to help us in our efforts to recognize our outstanding teachers.
Any contribution that you might be able to provide will be greatly appreciated.
Click HERE to view the Sponsorship Opportunities
If you have any questions please reach out to the San Dimas Chamber of Commerce at (909) 592-3818 or email at info@sandimaschamber.com.
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April San Dimas Chamber Member Spotlight
Linco, Inc. Custom Picture Frames & Mat Designs
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Linco, Inc. Custom Picture Frames & Mat Designs
1. Describe your business
Linco Picture Framing Inc. was established in 1976 in Northern California and moved to San Dimas in 1986. As a full-service picture framing shop, we do both retail and commercial work. We purchased our building at 326 W. Arrow Highway in 2007 and have become the premier picture framer for the communities of San Dimas, Glendora, and La Verne….however, we ship nationwide.
As a result of COVID-19, we have pivoted our business to include the fabrication of acrylic shields and barriers for restaurants, retail businesses, offices, hospitals, banks, etc. Some recent local customers include Roady’s, Gilead, Re/Max, Ambro’s, Daily Donuts, Christian Credit Union, Bonelli Bluffs, City of West Covina, just to name a few!
This effort classified Linco as an essential business and allowed us to remain open for business and keep our staff employed throughout the pandemic.
2. What makes your business unique
At Linco, all custom framing is done on-site. We have a knowledgeable staff of six and have all the latest picture framing tools and equipment. Our huge inventory reduces the time it takes to complete any project, and our prices are lower than our competitors.
3. What do customers/clients say about your business
Linco Picture Framing has 78 5-star reviews on Yelp and 26 on Google. We are so proud of those comments and our ongoing goal is to exceed our customer’s expectations. Nothing pleases us more than knowing that we’ve turned someone’s dream project into a reality.
4. Why did you join the San Dimas Chamber
We joined the San Dimas Chamber to meet and network with other San Dimas businesses and owners. Linco’s President, Steve Lindemann, was San Dimas Chamber of Commerce’s Chairman of the Board in 2003-2004 and continues to support their efforts for the San Dimas business community.
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City of San Dimas and Community News
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Senior Citizens Commission
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Applications are being accepted in the City Clerk’s Office until 4:30 pm on April 16, 2021. Applications are available at City Hall in the City Clerk’s Office 245 E. Bonita Ave or by visiting https://sandimasca.gov/boards-commissions-and-committees/.
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City of San Dimas
San Dimas Homeless Prevention & Diversion Grant Program
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The City of San Dimas in partnership with the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments, County of Los Angeles and the State of California for the purposes of administering Measure H funds to combat homelessness was awarded funds to help implement elements of our Homeless Plan. Our Homelessness Plan includes action items that focus on homeless prevention for our residents. These funds will offer opportunities to preserve housing affordability and shelter for those that have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The funds will also assist our residents with their utility payments and grocery cards to meet their basic needs. This emergency financial assistance is designed to provide services to individuals and families at risk of homelessness.
Applicants will be required to provide documentation of their hardship and meet the criteria listed in the application. Applicants must agree to participate in the program by signing a participation and consent form, take part in a problem-solving interview, provide income verification, provide consent to participate in a follow-up interview with City staff or designee. This program is time limited and can be used for Rental Assistance, Utility payments and Groceries.
If funding is fully expended, eligible applicants will be placed on a waitlist and notified if additional funding becomes available.
Participants must live within the City of San Dimas and have a maximum household income at or below 80% of the area median income (AMI) for Los Angeles County.
Please contact Ann Garcia at (909) 394-6282 or by email at agarcia@sandimasca.gov with any questions regarding the program.
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Funding Relief Options and Resources for Your Business
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City of San Dimas
City Council Meeting on Tue., March 23, 2021
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Foothill Gold Line Update
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Business Resources, COVID-19 Information, & Events
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Los Angeles County Coronavirus Telebriefing Calls
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COVID-19 telebriefing scheduled for the week of April 5, 2021.
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Los Angeles County Road to Recovery
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LA County Officially Moves to the Orange Tier, Travel Advisory Updates and
Confronting COVID-19 - LA County's Mobilization in Pictures
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A daily collection of up-to-date content you can use to keep your community informed. Please copy, paste, download, and share:
LA County Officially Moves to the Orange Tier
At 12:01 a.m., changes to the Health Officer Order took effect, reflecting our move into the Orange Tier. As a result, many business and sector protocols were updated over the weekend, including bars, breweries, wineries, and distilleries, family entertainment centers, gyms, movie theatres, restaurants, retail establishments, grocery stores, and outdoor live events.
It is critically important that businesses follow the safety measures laid out in these protocols. As we have seen in the past, re-openings and increasing capacity limits often lead to an increase in cases. We ask that businesses take every precaution necessary to protect your employees and customers. Our inspectors are out and are happy to provide any clarity or technical assistance should you need it.
Travel Advisory Updates
Effective today, Los Angeles County is updating our travel advisory.
The Centers for Disease Control and LA County continue to urge that everyone avoid non-essential travel during this time when there are significant hot spots across the country and the world and significant risk from more infectious variants.
Travelers who are fully vaccinated, meaning 2 weeks have passed after their second dose for Pfizer or Moderna, or after their single dose of Johnson and Johnson, are, however, at lower risk and can now travel and will not be required to test or quarantine upon their arrival in Los Angeles County if they do not have any symptoms of illness.
Travelers who are not fully vaccinated must quarantine for 7 full days after travel if they receive a negative COVID-19 test result taken 3-5 days after their arrival. If a traveler does not get tested after they arrive in Los Angeles County, they must quarantine for a full 10 days.
All travelers, regardless of their vaccination status, must self-monitor for symptoms for 14 days after their arrival, and should get tested and isolate if they develop symptoms.
Visit publichealth.lacounty.gov for more information.
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Reminder: LA County has met the state’s threshold to reopen key sectors in line with the orange tier. As of today, the following sectors can reopen/expand operations.
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LA County Officially Moves to the Orange Tier
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Los Angeles County Department of Consumer and Business Affairs (DCBA)
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MEDIA RELEASE
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LA County Mortgage Relief Program to Offer $20,000 Grants to Property Owners Affected by COVID-19 Pandemic
LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles County Department of Consumer and Business Affairs (DCBA) is pleased to announce the new LA County Mortgage Relief Program, a partnership with Neighborhood Housing Services of LA County (NHS) and local HUD-approved housing counseling agencies. The $5.5 million initiative developed by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors will support property owners who have been adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Like many others, property owners have been struggling through no fault of their own,” said Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn. “We designed the Mortgage Relief Program to deliver urgently needed economic relief and counseling services to more property owners across Los Angeles County.”
“We understand that property owners have faced unique challenges during this ongoing pandemic,” said DCBA Director Rafael Carbajal. “We are excited about the expansion of our already robust foreclosure prevention program and to work alongside trusted community partners to help provide assistance to property owners in need.”
The Mortgage Relief Program will include a relief fund which provides grants of up to $20,000 for qualified property owners, plus expanded foreclosure prevention counseling services. The program is structured to benefit single-family homeowners and property owners with four or fewer units living in communities highly impacted by COVID-19. This includes low- and moderate-income communities and those who have suffered a higher percentage of significant health impacts during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Properties must be owner occupied.
NHS will administer the relief fund and deploy funds to qualified applicants from a diverse set of cities and unincorporated areas throughout Los Angeles County, excluding the City of Los Angeles. DCBA and NHS-LA have determined qualification requirements for applicants. Relief funds will be paid directly to lenders and servicers.
“NHS and our partner agencies are happy to be able to facilitate a fund that is focused on homeowners. We hope property owners will take advantage of the free foreclosure prevention counseling services as well. We’re here to help,” said Lori Gay, President & CEO of NHS.
Free foreclosure prevention counseling will be provided by nonprofit HUD-approved counseling agencies to property owners in multiple languages.
Starting Monday, April 12, property owners can apply for the Mortgage Relief Program by calling (888) 895-2647 or visiting nhslacounty.org/mortgagereliefprogram.
To find more ways how LA County can help property owners, visit DCBA’s foreclosure prevention website at dcba.lacounty.gov/foreclosure-prevention.
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Contact: Jethro Rothe-Kushel, Director of Communications
(213) 247-0482, jrothe-kushel@dcba.lacounty.gov
Keven Chavez, Public Information Officer
(213) 974-9699, kchavez@dcba.lacounty.gov
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Los Angeles County Regional COVID Fund
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Los Angeles County Regional COVID Fund
Keep Our Shops on the Block: Personal Care and Retail Recovery Grant
Application period: April 5th – April 11th
LAEDC wants to make you aware of the next round of grants from the Los Angeles County Regional Covid19 Relief Fund/ Keep Our Shops on the Block for Personal Care and Retail Sector Businesses.
These grants are $10,000 for small businesses within the eligible sectors.
There is no cost to apply and these grants do NOT have to be paid back. Grants are not first-come, first-served, but will be awarded randomly. The application period starts at 12 am on Monday, April 5th until 11:59 pm on Sunday, April 11th. There will be an additional application round from Monday, April 26th through Sunday, May 2nd.
We will be holding four 30-minute webinars next week on Tuesday, April 6th, and Thursday, April 8th to explain the program and how to apply. You only need to attend one of these webinars at the date and time that is convenient for you. LAEDC hopes you can join to learn about this very important grant program.
When: Apr 6, 2021 10:00 AM
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-AzcgltTS2mxnSfBBjag8A
When: Apr 6, 2021 02:00 PM
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_YStJol_kTX23VeUQQbn06g
When: Apr 8, 2021 10:00 AM
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_SJIk9CkzSOeRkmH6Qt8AzA
When: Apr 8, 2021 02:00 PM
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hhuJK2IKTg21r1UOZWE9XA
If your business is facing challenges, possible layoffs or closing, PLEASE contact LAEDC’s Business Assistance Team, which provides no-cost consulting to help businesses access capital, resolve problems, reinvent, reduce costs and much more. Call 213-236-4839 or email covid19response@laedc.org
Click HERE for more information
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Shuttered Venue Operators Grant
Small Business Administration
Opens April 8, 2021
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Shuttered Venue Operators Grant
Small Business Administration
Opens April 8, 2021
The Shuttered Venue Operators Grant (SVOG) program was established by the Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits, and Venues Act, and amended by the American Rescue Plan Act. The program includes over $16 billion in grants to shuttered venues, to be administered by SBA’s Office of Disaster Assistance. Eligible applicants may qualify for grants equal to 45% of their gross earned revenue, with the maximum amount available for a single grant award of $10 million. $2 billion is reserved for eligible applications with up to 50 full-time employees. |
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California Restaurant Foundation (CRF)
Resilience for Restaurants
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The California Restaurant Foundation (CRF) [calrestfoundation.org], a non-profit that invests in and empowers California's restaurants and its workforce, announces a donation of more than $1.25 million from SoCalGas and other energy companies to launch the Resilience Fund [restaurantscare.org]. The fund will provide grants of up to $3,500 to single-unit restaurants, with priority given to woman- and person of color-owned restaurants.
To qualify, the restaurant must be currently open, have a staff of 50 or less, experienced a revenue loss of at least 20 percent from 2019-2020, and be based in one of the following counties: Los Angeles, Alameda, Fresno, Kern, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, or San Joaquin.
Please see below and attached for more information. You can also visit @SoCalGas on Twitter or socalgas.com/newsroom.
https://twitter.com/socalgas/status/1377715639742160896 [twitter.com]
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Jewish Free Loan Association JFLA
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Small Business loans up to $36,000 are available, with 2 guarantors.
Eligibility:
· Applicants must be permanent residents of Los Angeles or Ventura county.
· Applicants must have credit scores of 680 or better, demonstrate need, and have the ability to repay the loan.
· Two guarantors with good credit and steady income are required on each loan up to $36,000.
· Applicant must submit required documentation, by email, to JFLA prior to a virtual interview.
· Each applicant presents individual circumstances to be considered by Jewish Free Loan.
Please note that we do not offer Small Business loans to non-profit organizations. |
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Small Business Development Center
Disaster Funding: New 2021 Stimulus, PPP, EIDL
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Disaster Funding: New 2021 Stimulus, PPP, EIDL
April 7 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Free
The New Stimulus package has been announced and lending programs are updated. EIDL (Economic Injury Disaster Loan) and PPP and EIDL programs have changes that may impact your business.
This webinar will cover:
• New PPP: Requirements, changes to current PPP loans, and how to apply
• EIDL: Changes to request additional funds and how to be reconsidered if declined
• Other loans, grants, and funding sources available for small businesses
REGISTER NOW
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California COVID-19 Relief Grant Program
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California Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program
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Round 6:
Wednesday, April 28th at 9:00 AM through Tuesday, May 4th at 5:00 PM
Notifications will begin Friday, May 7th
Eligible applicants: current waitlisted small businesses and/or nonprofits not selected in Rounds 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 and new applicants that meet eligibility criteria.
Eligible grant award: $5,000 to $25,000
Details: Applicants not selected to receive a grant in Rounds 1, 2, 3 & 5 do not need to re-apply and will be automatically moved into Round 6. New applicants will need to apply on this website.
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SCORE
Payroll Protection Program
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SMALL BUSINESS RESILIENCE
PPP Lending Program Resources for You |
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SBA ANNOUNCEMENT
Revisions to PPP Lending Program
The Small Business Administration (SBA) announced an Interim Final Rule, effective March 3rd, related to loans made under the Paycheck Protection Program. Under the Interim Final Rule, the following revisions have been made:
- Individuals who file an IRS Form 1040, Schedule C, are now allowed to calculate their maximum loan amount using gross income.
- The eligibility restriction that prevents businesses with owners who have non-financial fraud felony convictions in the last year from obtaining PPP loans has been removed.
- The eligibility restriction that prevents businesses with owners who are delinquent or in default on their Federal student loans from obtaining PPP loans has also been removed.
Borrowers can apply for the Paycheck Protection Program by downloading the First Draw PPP loan application or Second Draw PPP loan application and working with a participating PPP lender through the SBA Lender Match tool.
Read the full PPP Interim Final Rule to learn more.
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SCORE Los Angeles
Small Business Wisdom Series
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SCORE
Upcoming Business Webinars
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| Upcoming Webinars To Grow Your Business |
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Marketing Plan 101:
Creating Your
Roadmap to Success
April 6th | 10am-12pm
ONLINE
Are you overwhelmed by all the choices for marketing your business? Not sure where your time and money would be well spent? Are you just following what everyone else is doing and hope it works for you too? If this is you...then it sounds like you may need a marketing plan! Without a plan in place, you could potentially waste thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours trying to grow your business. |
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Fix My Website:
Live Reviews
April 8th | 10:30am-12pm
ONLINE
There's never a wrong time to make sure your online presence is all it can be. We will review submitted sites to find and fix challenges, problems, and missed opportunities during this webinar. |
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Digital Marketing
Essentials for Business
April 8th | 1pm-3pm
ONLINE
This class is for busy business owners at any stage that want to know exactly how to focus and get solid results from their marketing efforts. |
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Financial Projections
Made Easy
April 9th | 10am-12pm
ONLINE
Financial Projections Made Easy explains the specific steps to complete the entire forecasting process to help determine the financial viability of your business.
This workshop shows how to determine and manage the month-by-month cash flow and provides attendees examples of financial projections tailored to their own companies. Attendees are shown how to calculate the amount of cash they need to run their companies. |
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| Funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. All opinions, conclusions, and/or recommendations expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the SBA. |
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Los Angeles Community College District Small Contractor Boot Camp
Los Angeles Community College District
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Los Angeles Community College District Small Contractor Boot Camp
Los Angeles Community College District
Starts April 6, 2021
The Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) Small Contractor Boot Camp is a four-session program designed specifically for small contractors to improve their competitive bidding capacity. Through a comprehensive, hands-on curriculum, small contractors will learn more on the pre-qualification process for the Pre-Qualified Service Provider (PQSP) bench contracts for projects ranging from $25K - $5M, how to bid for work, and successfully execute BuildLACCD construction projects. A total of 4 sessions, starting April 6, 2021. |
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San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership
Legislative Meeting with Rep. Grace Napolitano
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New Date!
Meet U.S. Representative Grace Napolitano
April 7, 2021
10:00 am - 11:00 am
The Partnership will host Representative Grace Napolitano (D-32nd District) on Friday, April 7, 2021, by Zoom.
This is a Partnership members-only event. Partnership members are welcome to invite selected guests to join us.
Congresswoman Grace Flores Napolitano represents California’s 32nd District. Her Los Angeles County-based district covers several cities and communities in the San Gabriel Valley – El Monte, West Covina, Covina, Baldwin Park, Azusa, Duarte, Irwindale, Industry, La Puente, Avocado Heights, West Puente Valley, Valinda, Glendora, San Dimas, La Verne and Monrovia.
Napolitano is the highest-ranking California member and Hispanic member of the U.S. House Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure, where she currently serves as Chairwoman on the Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment, which oversees EPA’s Clean Water Act and US Army Corps of Engineers water programs.
Register Here
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Los Angeles County Consumer & Business Affairs
Small Claims Webinar & Webinar: Help for Homeowners Series
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Small Claims Webinar This Week
Join us this Wednesday, April 7 at noon for our next small claims webinar!
Learn the steps on how to register for the new LA-ODR program. We'll provide a brief introduction on the features of LA-ODR-Meet and Confer and how Mediation can help parties resolve disputes without having to appear at the hearing or trial date.
Webinar: Help for Homeowners Series
Congress, federal agencies and state legislators have established measures to protect property owners from foreclosure and eviction during these uncertain times.
However, many still find themselves on the verge of becoming homeless as certain lenders, homeowner associations and other entities can legally move forward with foreclosures and evictions.
Join us this Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. as our presenters provide an overview of the California foreclosure process and discuss the resources available to avoid foreclosure.
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Latino Restaurant Association
Business Bootcamp for Restaurants
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Business Bootcamp for Restaurants
Latino Restaurant Association
Application Deadline: April 10, 2021
Business Bootcamp for Restaurants is a unique business accelerator program, designed specifically for restaurant businesses. The six week program will help participants learn the skills they need to become strong restaurant owners and scale their business. Each week for six consecutive weeks participants will learn a particular topic targeted to help them overcome their biggest business obstacles. The Spring 2021 sessions will be presented virtually. Sessions in English and Spanish available. |
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Southern California Gas Company
Greener Kitchens: To-Go Packaging, Reusable Regulations and the Future of Disposables
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Greener Kitchens: To-Go Packaging, Reusable Regulations and the Future of Disposables
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Single-use foodservice packaging continues to be a challenging sustainability issue for restaurants, their customers and municipalities that deal with packaging waste. Local laws have started to restrict the use of single-use plastics and some are mandating reusable packing, which could help change the way many restaurants operate. This webinar will share the latest guidelines on disposable and reusable to-go packaging from municipalities as well as the potential capital costs and utility impacts on restaurants.
Topics Covered:
- The challenges posed by single-use packing.
- The current California waste and disposal measures municipalities are considering.
- How to estimate the water and energy savings achievable by specifying high-efficiency dishwashing machines.
- Utility programs and services, cost savings and rebates for qualified energy-efficient equipment.
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Webinar Information
April 13, 2021
10 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Register by: April 12, 2021
Please note, your registration is not complete until you receive a confirmation email.
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Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation
Economic Implication Briefing
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LAEDC's Bill Allen and Shannon Sedgwick discuss the economic recovery and the latest EDD jobs data. Learn more at LAEDC.org LAEDC’s March 29th Economic Briefing, on LA County’s economy, industries, jobs. View the slides
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Grow with Google
Tools and updates for your audience
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Tools and updates for your audience
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(Job Seekers) New Google Career Certificates are available for learners in your community to get on the fast track to in-demand jobs. Check out our Partner Guide to learn more about how your organization can get involved. Here are two quick ways to get started:
- Share the opportunity across your social channels, on your website, or in newsletters with this promotional toolkit.
- Register for our April 14 Trainer Office Hours to learn more about Google Career Certificates, including exclusive scholarship distribution opportunities for Grow with Google Partners.
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(Job Seekers) Help your learners find a job that doesn't require a degree. In an effort to improve the job search experience, now when you search on Google for "no degree jobs" in the U.S., you'll see a job carousel highlighting relevant opportunities near you. Additionally, on any job-related search, you can filter by education and experience requirements, and there will be labels on positions that do not mention degrees in their requirements. Learn more about our updated job search experience.
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(Small businesses) The Google for Small Business site is now available in Spanish. The new site, g.co/empresaspequenas, highlights additional resources for Spanish-speaking SMBs, like Digital Coaches and Grow with Google OnAir workshops. For more details, read our Keyword blog post, authored by a Latina small business owner.
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(Small businesses) Google's latest Economic Impact Report shares the stories of 57 small businesses in every state across the country using Google products to adapt and continue serving their communities. In 2020, more than 2 million U.S. businesses, nonprofits, publishers, creators, and developers generated $426 billion of economic activity with the help of Google Search, Google Play, YouTube, and Google advertising products; the same tools that our partners provide training on every day. Find the report for your state and share it on social media by using the pre-written posts in our promotional toolkit.
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(All audiences) To celebrate Women's History Month, Women Will hosted a two-part series tailored to aspiring women leaders:
Women Will is a Grow with Google program that focuses on economic empowerment for women across the world. This workshop series is tailored to those who identify as women, and is open to all.
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(All audiences) Applications for the Google.org Impact Challenge for Women and Girls are now open and will be accepted through April 9, 2021. The Challenge is looking for organizations around the world who are creating pathways to prosperity for women and girls. In total, selected organizations will receive US$25 million in funding and other support from Google. Spread the word to nonprofits and social enterprises in your network using this promotional toolkit.goog
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San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership
SGV Economic Forecast Report Now
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Download the 2021 SGV Economic Forecast Report Now
It's that time of year again! Our annual San Gabriel Valley Economic Forecast Report, containing the latest information on the global, national, state, county, and regional economy, is now available.
The report contains projections on the economy, population, and specific industries, as well as crucial demographic data needed to understand our unique region.
The 2021 SGV Economic Forecast Report was written by Kleinhenz Economics thanks to a partnership between the San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership and Cal Poly Pomona's College of Business Administration.
Download Your 2021 Report
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San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership
2021 San Gabriel Valley Economic Forecast Summit
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2021 San Gabriel Valley Economic Forecast Summit
This Wednesday, business leaders from across Los Angeles County gathered for an up-to-the-minute discussion of where the economy is headed. Our speakers discussed timely topics including local and international vaccination, automation, cryptocurrency, housing, and more.
Geoffrey Okamoto, First Deputy Managing Director at the International Monetary Fund (the 2nd highest position at the IMF) led an informal discussion about how the international stage affects business in the San Gabriel Valley. The national, state, and local forecast was given by Dr. Robert Kleinhenz, Executive Fellow at the College of Business Administration, Cal Poly Pomona and the Principal Economist with the firm Kleinhenz Economics. Our host was Dr. Laura Pohopien of Cal Poly Pomona.
Download the Presentation
Download the 2021 Economic Forecast Report
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Los Angeles County Assessor
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County of Los Angeles Department of Workforce Development, Aging and Community Services (WDACS)
Business Development Services Guide
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Los Angeles County Consumer & Business Affairs
Rent Assistance
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Behind on Your Rent? Here is What You Need to Know
If you are a renter who has experienced COVID-related setbacks and you are behind on your rent, there are laws that may protect you from being evicted. However, those laws may be changing soon and you’re going to have to start paying any unpaid rent back – if you haven’t already.
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Free San Dimas Chamber Laminated Business Signs
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The San Dimas Chamber is now provided FREE laminated signs for your San Dimas or Chamber Member business locations. Some restrictions apply. Please contact the San Dimas Chamber for details at (909) 592-3818 or email info@sandimaschamber.com.
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Revved Digital
Nominate a San Dimas Business Owner to Win Them a Free Custom Website!
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First Tee of Greater Pasadena
Celebrating 15 Years!
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San Dimas Wellness Pharmacy Vaccine Waitlist - NOW OPEN!
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Vaccine availability is opening soon! Get on the waitlist using the link below:
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Options for Learning
Head Start
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Heroes Deserve Help
California Electronic Waste Drop off
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San Dimas Community Post
Newspaper Ad Rates
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San Dimas Community Post
Want to elevate your business? Celebrate a special day? We've got you covered. Advertise with the San Dimas Community Post - your friendly local publication read by over 2,000 engaged residents in print and online. We offer various ad sizes and a special discount for Chamber of Commerce members. Be seen. Be heard. Be here.
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California Pest Management
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Jim Harmon, LEED AP, M.S.
California Pest Management
909-599-0125
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The Terraces at Via Verde
Hard Hat Home Tour
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Don't forget to schedule your Hard Hat tour today! The Terraces at Via Verde Memory Care is opening early Spring, and we are offering the opportunity to be a part of our Founders Club! Get promotional rates and other great discounts for being a special part of our story! With only 6 spots left, call to schedule your tour today! 909-293-6466.
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SanZman Productions
Murder One by One!
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SoCalGas
Sustainability and Climate Commitment to Net Zero
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I am excited to share with you an ambitious commitment we’re making -- to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in our operations and delivery of energy by 2045.
SoCalGas’ commitment makes us the largest North American gas distribution utility to set a net-zero target that includes scopes 1, 2, and 3 GHG emissions. We plan to reduce our company’s direct emissions and those generated by customers. This means not only will the trucks we drive, the buildings we own, and the pipelines we operate make this transition, but also the fuel we deliver to our customers will be net zero emissions by 2045.
America’s decision to rejoin the Paris Climate Agreement reaffirms our national commitment to a global clean energy future. California lawmakers have set even more ambitious goals – carbon neutrality across all sectors of the economy by 2045. SoCalGas supports these goals. As we take this journey to a cleaner energy future, it is vital that energy remain reliable and affordable for all Californians. No energy company is more dedicated to achieving this than SoCalGas.
SoCalGas’ commitment to net zero 2045 is a natural extension of our decades-long industry leadership. Since the passage of California’s landmark California's Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006 (AB 32), our decarbonization, diversification, and digitalization efforts have supported the reduction of over 7 million metric tons of CO2e below our 1990 levels – the equivalent of removing 1.5 million cars from the road for a year.
We invite you to read our Climate Commitment here and our press release announcing the news here.
You can follow our journey to net zero 2045 by visiting socalgas.com/Mission
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San Dimas Rotary
Project Mother's Day Wish List
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Linco Inc. Custom Picture Frames & Acrylic Barriers
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Pinnacle Peak Steakhouse
Takeout Special
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Pinnacle Peak Go Fund Me Information
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Stubborn Mule
Takeout Hours
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SERVPRO Glendora/San Dimas
We are hiring!
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Options for Learning
Become a Licenced Child Care Provider
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Become a child care provider-Child Care Services-Options For Learning. Steps to getting licensed. In California, the Department of Social Services Community Care Licensing Division licenses and monitors Family Child Care Homes and Child Care Centers to ensure that children have safe and healthy child care environments. Click here to learn more: www.optionsforlearning.org/ccip/ |
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Mt. San Antonio College
Workforce Training Center
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Quality Instant Printing
We're Open and Here for You
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Brookdale San Dimas is now
Serento Casa Senior Living by generations!
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The Rotary Club of San Dimas
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Kindred Flooring in San Dimas
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Kindred Flooring in San Dimas
Kindred Flooring is the premier local flooring design center in San Dimas, CA. We take great pride in our large selection of flooring products, decades of experience and expertise in the flooring industry, and outstanding sales and delivery services. Turn to our flooring design center on your next construction or interior renovation project, and get nothing but the best flooring materials for your residential or commercial property. We are dedicated to providing you with a smooth and hassle-free purchasing experience.
Location: 732 W Arrow Hwy., San Dimas CA 91773
Hours: Monday By Appointment Only
Tuesday-Friday 10am-5:30pm
Saturday 10am-4pm
Sunday Closed
Website: kindredflooring.com
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La Verne San Dimas Chambers of Commerce Application for
Shop Local Membership Perks Program
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Bonita Council PTA in partnership with the La Verne and San Dimas Chambers of Commerce encourages ALL chamber members to participate in the value-added Shop Local Membership Perks Program for current PTA and PTSA members.
Members from the La Verne and San Dimas Chambers of Commerce can sign up to participate in this NO COST promotional opportunity by completing a simple application and commit to offer a promotion to the current Bonita Council PTA members (The promotional offer is flexible and can change up to 6x during the school year). This is an EXCLUSIVE promotional opportunity available for La Verne and San Dimas Chambers of Commerce members.
Bonita Council PTA connects families, schools and communities, reaching thousands of families in La Verne and San Dimas through over 4000 members from 10 elementary and middle school-based PTAs and 2 high school-based PTSAs.
So, if you can see some value in connecting your business with PTA members (also known as LOCAL FAMILIES) then sign up today!
PTA is the nation’s largest volunteer child-advocacy association working to improve the education, health and welfare of all children.
Click Here to sign up today!
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Sensational Organizing Services
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Act Now Signs!
Custom Signs for Reopening your business
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F.Y.I. Technologies, Inc.
Is Your Business Prepared?
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Mt. San Antonio College
Workforce Training Center Provides Customized Performance-Based Training
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Mt. Sac Workforce Training Center
for Program Information contact Annette Limon at:
1100 N. Grand Ave., Bldg. 40, Rm# 136 Walnut, CA 91789
Phone: (909) 274-4027 Fax: (909) 274-2937
E-mail: workforcetraining@mtsac.edu WTC.MTSAC.EDU
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Office Depot
Your Store Purchasing Card is Here!
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For simple product/order-related matters, please contact:Customer Service: 1-888-263-3423
BSDCustomerCare@OfficeDepot.com
· If you are experiencing password or log in issues please contact:Ecommerce Support: 1-800-269-6888ECSupport@OfficeDepot.com
· For more complex matters such as special quotes and new opportunities, please email:Inside Account Management Team: IBDM.Acquisitions@OfficeDepot.com
Regional Sales Director, Ellen Bezore-Holmes, can be reached at: Ellen.Bezore@officedepot.com
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Thank you to our sponsors!
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