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| Pt III, Line 31 | Other program expenses include monthly chamber meet and greet events, monthly breakfast forums, and collaborative events with other local chambers to maximize the support offered to our members. |
| Other | Pt III, Line 28: The Metropolitan Savannah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce hosted its Annual Awards Gala to celebrate and recognize outstanding Hispanic and community leaders, businesses, and partners who contributed to economic development and community empowerment in Coastal Georgia. The Gala served as the Chambers primary event to bring together business owners, elected officials, corporate partners, and community stakeholders. How the Activity Directly Furthered the Organizations Mission: The Gala advances the Chambers mission by highlighting Hispanic economic impact, fostering regional partnerships, elevating Hispanic businesses and professionals, and garnering essential funds to support year-round programs in small-business development, workforce training, and community outreach. 2024 Outputs & Outcomes : - More than 300 attendees, including corporate, municipal, and nonprofit partners. - Recognition of 6 major award categories, reflecting leadership, entrepreneurship, innovation, and community service. - Successfully generating funding streams that enabled MSAVHCC to sustain business education programs, advocacy efforts, and multicultural community outreach throughout Coastal Georgia. |
| Other | Pt III, Line 29: The MSAVHCC produced the annual Hispanic Heritage Parade and Festival to celebrate Hispanic culture, engage families, support local vendors, and promote multicultural understanding. The event featured cultural performances, international food vendors, small-business exhibitors, traditional dance groups, and parade contingents representing multiple Hispanic nations. How the Activity Directly Furthered the Organizations Mission: The Festival strengthened the Chambers mission by promoting cultural pride, increasing visibility for Hispanic-owned businesses, connecting families to public services, and fostering inclusive community engagement between government agencies, nonprofits, and minority entrepreneurs. 2024 Outputs & Outcomes: - More than 5,000 attendees across the Parade and Festival. - Over 80 vendors and exhibitors, including food trucks, craft makers, corporate sponsors, and local agencies. - Dedicated tent and activation space for City of Savannah M/WBE Program, Business Licensing, and LSBE registration, providing direct access to economic-development resources for Hispanic residents. - Increased multicultural participation and visibility for Hispanic communities in the region. |
| Other | Pt III, Line 30: The 2024 Women in Business Conference brought together Hispanic, Black, and community-at-large women entrepreneurs and professionals for a full day of leadership development, networking, and empowerment. The Conference featured keynote speakers, panel discussions, business resources, and professional training opportunities tailored to women in the Coastal Georgia region. How the Activity Directly Furthered the Organizations Mission: The Conference directly supported the mission by elevating women entrepreneurs, expanding access to business education, promoting leadership among minority women, and building pathways for professional and economic advancement. 2024 Outputs & Outcomes: - Approximately 150 women participants from across Coastal Georgia. - Workshops and panels addressing marketing, leadership, financial literacy, and business growth. - Strengthened partnerships with local corporations, educational institutions, and women-led organizations. - Expanded access to resources that help women start, sustain, and grow businesses. |
| Other | Pt III, Primary Exempt Purpose: Our mission is to provide leadership and support the economic development of the Hispanic business community of the Savannah Metropolitan Statistical Area. |
| Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 | Auto Expenses 1442. |
| Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 | Advertising & Marketing 55. |
| Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 | Bank Charges & Fees 2092. |
| Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 | Dues & Subscriptions 520. |
| Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 | Program Expenses 90368. |
| Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 | Office Expenses 10305. |
| Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 | Liability Insurance 1656. |
| Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 | Interest Paid 1869. |
| Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 | Taxes & Licenses 240. |
| Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 20 | Prior-year adjustments posted in current reporting year -7132. |
| Form 990EZ, Part II, Line 24 | Other Assets 8225. 580. |
| Form 990EZ, Part II, Line 26 | Uncategorized Asset 0. 1274. |
| Form 990EZ, Part II, Line 26 | Other Current Payables 469. 0. |
| Form 990EZ, Part II, Line 26 | SBA EIDL LOan 18842. 18842. |
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