Becoming a member…
Becoming a member of the Hanford Chamber of Commerce not only helps you and your business, but also helps the Hanford community as well.
Your responsibility as a member…
- Pay your annual investments (dues) promptly. This helps you
by ensuring you continue to receive benefits in a timely manner
and helps the organization because the financial base is there
to provide programs.
- Join a committee if there's a program or project in
which you're interested.
- Provide us with feedback, such as responding to our
surveys or offering us suggestions.
- Ask us if you have a question about what we're doing or
why we're doing something, or why we're not!
- Let us know when you have concerns, suggestions, or when
things are great and you want to thank us.
- Attend events when you can, or if you can't maybe you
can support them in other ways.
- Support other Chamber Members. Shop the Chamber first. Refer to your membership directory or call the office for information on who in the Chamber can supply your needs, and remember: many offer Members to Members discounts. Tell your business associates the benefits of Chamber Membership, and if they aren't members…bring them into the organization.
Please review our Investment Schedule to learn the required investment for you and your business.
- Associate Listing
- Civic Minded and Retired Individuals
- Developers / Building Contractors
- Financial Institutions
- Hotel / Motels
- Industrial
- Licensed Professionals
- Non-Profit Organizations
- Physicians' Clinic / Medical Centers / Group
- Schools / Educational
- Hospitals
- Standard Business Membership
- Start-up Small Business
- Utility Companies
Apply here
Upon completing the application and submitting you may pay for your membership here.
Begin by choosing the correct category
Standard Business Membership
Specialized Industry
Individual, Associate, Home Based, Non Profit & Startups
Standard Business Membership |
Specialized Industry
Individual, Associate, Home Based, Non Profit & Startups
Categories not addressed in the schedule will be negotiated on an individual basis. Investments are based on twelve months. For fair investment purposes, two part-time employees equals one employee.
Each $100.00 (or portion of) in membership dues will permit one representative of the member business to be listed, receive mailings, serve on committees/boards, etc.