The Florence Center has partnered with Duck Donuts Florence, SC to give away 4 tickets to Disney on Ice! Purchase the Ice Castle Delight donut or any of their Frozen themed donuts and get entered for a chance to win tickets to Disney On Ice This is only for a limited time the giveaway starts today and ends November 26!
Disney on Ice will be at the Florence Center November 29-December 1!
To view the full flyer, click here.
Bill Lynch founder and CEO of Asset Technology Group along with family, friends, business associates, employees and Chamber Ambassadors cut the ribbon opening their new location at 901 Second Loop Road.
Bill and his team Originally known as “Advanced Computer Solutions,” was founded in 2005 built upon the motto, “Consulting for your best interest.” Since 2005, the company has grown from owner Bill Lynch just marketing himself going door to door on foot to a full-service Managed Services Provider with a team of educated Engineers. Today, their true desire to provide the best service with the best interest of the client in mind is still what fuels the team.
Asset Technology Group Managed Services and 24/7 Support is THE SOLUTION to your frustrations. They get to know their client’s business needs and take their technology to the next level, customizing a plan that is the perfect fit- looking forward to the future and anticipating growth and success.
To read the full story, click here.
The South Carolina Governor’s School for Science & Mathematics (GSSM) has once again been ranked the #1 Best Public High School in South Carolina by Niche, a leading platform for school and college rankings and reviews. In addition to this top honor, GSSM was also ranked:
These accolades reflect GSSM’s commitment to providing students across the state with top-tier education, fostering academic excellence, and preparing them for success in higher education and beyond.
GSSM President and Class of 1990 graduate Danny Dorsel said, “As our amazing faculty and staff continue to seek out and serve the most talented and motivated students in South Carolina, it is humbling to be recognized for our efforts. However, the true recognition goes to the students and the hard work they put forth on a daily basis. Recognition should also go to the families and previous schools of our students who helped form them into the outstanding learners that they are today.”
To read the full press release, click here.
The Junior Leadership Florence County 4-H Class had a great day on Wednesday, November 13th which was focused on healthcare and healthy living.
The students had the chance to explore a variety of important topics and gain hands-on experience, from learning about mindfulness and stress management to diving deep into healthcare professions.
The Jr. Leadership Class visited the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) – Florence Campus and McLeod Health System – Florence.
Students got to practice CPR and engage in fun, yet meaningful, activities like the Family Feud hand hygiene challenge. Being able to connect with professionals and learn about potential careers in healthcare is such a valuable experience for high school students.
The JLFC program is made possible through the partnership with Florence County 4-H, the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce and Francis Marion University.
To see more photos from the day, click here.
This holiday season, The Naomi Project is honoring the life and legacy of its beloved founder, Joyce G. Ford, with a heartfelt campaign, “25 Days of Mrs. Joyce.” From December 1 through December 25, 2024, the organization will pay tribute to Mrs. Joyce’s inspiring work and her profound impact on the community, sharing memories and stories from those whose lives were touched by her compassion and dedication.
The Naomi Project invites the community to participate by submitting their memories by November 28th to www.naomiproject.com/25daysofjoyce.
To read the full press release, click here.
Vital Care of Florence had their ribbon cutting officially opening their Florence location at 161 Dozier Blvd, Florence, SC.
Vital Care of Florence is proud to provide safe, convenient, and comprehensive infusion therapy services tailored to meet each patient’s unique needs. With a commitment to excellence, Vital Care of Florence offers infusion treatments in the comfort of patients’ homes or in its private infusion suite, ensuring a seamless and personalized care experience.
Vital Care of Florence stands out through its exclusive relationships with leading pharmaceutical manufacturers and limited distribution agreements, allowing unparalleled access to a broad spectrum of therapies. The center specializes in treating conditions such as infections, autoimmune diseases, chronic inflammatory disorders, neurological conditions, and more.
To read the full story, click here.
HopeHealth will host its annual AIDSWalk on Saturday, December 7.
This year’s event will take place on the grounds of the HopeHealth Medical Plaza (360 North Irby Street in Florence) near the blue sun sails. Registration and check-in begin at 9 am, with the program and non-competitive awareness walk kicking off at 10 am. Lunch and t-shirts will be provided for the first 250 participants.
HopeHealth has hosted AIDSWalk since 1993. The event serves to bring awareness about the importance of prevention, treatment, and breaking the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS. In addition to exciting giveaways, attendees can learn about other HopeHealth services.
To view the full flyer, click here.
The Florence Chamber’s Leadership Florence class of 2025 held its November session, Healthcare Day on Tuesday, November 12th.
The 40-member class heard from several local healthcare organizations, which included visits to McLeod Regional Medical Center, Encompass Health, MUSC Health Florence, HopeHealth and The Manor. Each organization had a very informative presentation and tour for the group.
The Chamber wants to thank McLeod Health for sponsoring breakfast, MUSC Health Florence for sponsoring lunch, and all hosts for providing special gifts for the cohorts.
To see more photos from the day, click here.
The Young Professionals of Florence hope to see you at the Friendsgiving event for a night of networking and fun! Join everyone at Local Motive Brewing on November 21st! To view the full flyer, click here.
Traci Nichols, Director and Sue Frazier, Recovery Pastor at Hope Center Ministries were the Florence Chamber’s guest this past weekend talking about their Three-Phase Program to best support the people through the various stages of recovery. We encourage you to tune-in every Sunday from 12:00-12:30pm on LIVE 95.3FM in Florence, SC.
This program is brought to you by the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce.
You can review past ChamberLink Radio Show interviews by clicking https://www.flochamber.com/events-programs/podcasts/
