Looking to Get More Involved? Brookville Chamber Has Opportunities Available.

BROOKVILLE – With the new school year just around the corner, now is the perfect time to find meaningful ways to engage with your community.

The Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce is seeking dedicated board members, interns and volunteers to help continue the mission of fostering local business growth and community development.

Board Members

Chamber staff are inviting community-minded individuals to apply for board member positions. Responsibilities of a board member include:

Board members play a crucial role in shaping the future of the Chamber by bringing their unique perspectives and skills to our initiatives.

Internships for Credit

Students needing credit requirements can gain valuable experience and academic credit through internships with the Chamber. These internships provide practical knowledge and hands-on involvement in areas such as:

This opportunity not only fulfills academic requirements, but also enhances resumes and builds essential social and professional skills.

Volunteer Opportunities

Do you have some free time and a passion for making a difference? Volunteering with the Chamber can be a fun and fulfilling way to get involved.

“From hanging posters around town to data entry, there’s something for everyone,” the Chamber states. “Other exciting volunteer activities include writing a blog story on a topic you’re passionate about, creating engaging social media posts, updating the Web site, operating the registration table at an event and more.

“Whether you’re a student needing community hours or a retiree simply want to contribute to your community, volunteering with the Chamber offers a great chance to connect with local businesses and organizations, all while building your resume and having fun.”

PathStone Program Collaboration

Chamber staff proudly collaborate with the PathStone program to support workforce development. PathStone offers services including job training and placement assistance.

To be eligible for the PathStone program, participants must be 55 years or older and meet certain income requirements. 

So, join staff in making Brookville a vibrant and thriving community.

“Your involvement with the Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce will not only help build your skills, but also enrich our town,” the Chamber states.

“Together, we can create and sustain a strong, connected, and prosperous Brookville.”

For more information or to apply, please send an e-mail with your interest to director@brookvillechamber.com.

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