Date: Monday, July 6thTime: 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.Location: Kahler Automation - 808 Timberlake Road

Kahler Automation is proud to announce and cele-brate Wayne Kahler’s retirement along with 25 years in business. For the past 25 years, Wayne has served as President and CEO of Kahler Automation. Wayne’s retirement was effective on June 22, 2015. He has turned over the reins to his children. Logan, his son, has worked at Kahler Automation for over 12 years and will assume the CEO duties. Chantill Kahler Roy-er, his daughter, will become the CFO taking on the

financial management duties. This retirement is possible because of the dedicated and experienced management team that has worked at Kahler Automation for over 25 years. The management team will continue to provide top notch automation solutions to our customers. Please help us celebrate these milestones by attend-ing the Fairmont Area Chamber’s PM Exchange on Monday, July 6 at Kahler Automation (808 Timber-lake Road, Fairmont) from 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. Appetizers and beverages will be provided.

Kahler Automation PM Exchange

Community Connections“Powering up business throughout Martin County”

Inside This Issue

323 East Blue Earth Avenue • Fairmont, MN 56031 • 507-235-5547 • www.FairmontChamber.org • FairmontChamber

Email krystal@fairmontchamber.org if you would like to set up a PM Exchange at your business

After 11 years with the Fairmont Area Chamber of Commerce I am sad to announce that I accepted a position with NuWay Cooperative in Trimont. My last day at the Cham-ber was on June 26th and I have been in my new position with NuWay Co-operative for a little over a week. I have gained so much ex-perience and have made

great relationships over the years with the Fair-mont Chamber, and I am very grateful for every-thing the Chamber has done for me. This is a new beginning in my life and I am very excited for the opportu-nity NuWay Cooperative has given me. Thank you Fairmont Chamber and all its Mem-bers.

New Career PathBy: Callie Austin, Sales and Business Support Administrator - NuWay Cooperative

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Krystal joined the Fair-mont Chamber staff on Friday, June 26th. Pre-viously, the Marketing and Product Manager at Synergy Associates in Plymouth, MN., Krys-tal’s education, experi-ence and skills make her a great addition to the team. She holds a Bach-elor of Science degree in Business Administra-tion from St. Catherine’s University. In addition, our new Office Manager/

Communications Direc-tor is proficient in many software, CMS and online platforms; is currently studying for her Micro-soft Specialist Certifi-cate; has experience with event management and is ready to greet members and visitors. Stop by the Chamber office to meet Krystal, contact her by phone at 507-235-5547 or extend a welcome by emailing krystal@fair-montchamber.org.

Welcome KrystalLeadership Martin County - Pg. 2

Fireworks/City Band Concert - Pg. 3

Pork Masters - Pg. 3

Blue Ribbon Pork Cook Off - Pg. 5

Seminars - Pg. 6

Video Contest - Pg. 6

Ambassador Scholarship - Pg. 7

Junior Achievement - Pg. 7

Stuff for School - Pg. 7

MCYF Grants - Pg. 8

M i s s i o n S t a t e m e n t : T h e F a i r m o n t A r e a C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e e x i s t s t o p r o m o t e a h e a l t h y b u s i n e s s c l i m a t e t h r o u g h l e a d e r s h i p , c o m m u n i c a t i o n a n d e d u c a t i o n f o r i t s m e m b e r s i n t h e g r e a t e r F a i r m o n t a r e a .

MEETthe

BoardChairDoug Hoffmann3M

Vice ChairRon KopischkeProfinium, Inc.

Stephanie BusiahnFairmont Convention and Visitors Bureau

Chris CarstensenCarstensen Cabinetry and Woodworking

Mae DeWar-AustLakeview Methodist Health Care Center

Kerri HendersonOptimal Health and Chiropractic Center

Rich JohnsonCulligan Water Conditioning

Past Chair Jeff SchlomannFarm Bureau Financial Services

TreasurerSara CyphersD&S Trophies - Em-broidery and Screen Printing

Joe MelshaIberdrola Renewables

Kerry Nagel AllenMRCI-WorkSource

Ryan NicholsonFareway Stores, Inc.

Bonnie VetterFleet and Farm Supply

Officers:

Directors:

“This is the true joy of life: the being used up for a purpose rec-ognized by yourself as a mighty one; being a force of nature in-stead of a feverish, selfish little clot of ailments and grievances, complaining that the world will not devote itself to making you happy.” -George Bernard Shaw.I’ve been re-reading Rick War-ren’s “The Purpose Driven Life” which takes the reader on a 40-day journey to discover one’s purpose. The book begins with a profound yet simple statement: “It’s not about you.” It is clear to me that true leadership closely parallels the journey of finding purpose; neither is focused on self and both are driven to make the world a better place.Congratulations to the 2014-15 Leadership Martin County grad-uates:Chad Askeland City of Fairmont

Erica Berhow Profinium, Inc.

Jaime Bleess Fairmont Police Department

Alysia Bolstad Temperance Lake Ridge

Jan Bremer Wells Federal Bank

Erin Busta Martin County

Tonia Kahler 3M

Paul Kloeckner Fairmont Ford

Connie Miller AgStar Finan-cial Services

Kevin Neuharth Bank Midwest

Kimberly Niss Fairmont Area Schools

Alex Schmidt Fairmont Area Schools

Ryan Schmidtke Mayo Clinic Health Systems

Michael Schoen Lakeview Methodist Health Care Center

Annie Schrader US Bank

William Swan Iberdrola Renewables

Leadership Martin County, dedi-cated to offering participants an overview of organizations, busi-nesses and people that work together to make Fairmont and communities within Martin County prosperous, also focuses on identifying and developing in-dividual strengths. This program, facilitated by Peggy Young, in-structor from Riverland College, is limited to 25 and the dead-line to apply is July 15th. This is a great avenue for businesses to provide education and develop skills for employees. Participants are required to attend one day-long session each month Sep-tember through May. The $650 tuition covers continental break-fast, snacks and refreshments, Strengthsfinder 2.0 book and individual assessment, all class-room materials, lunch on the day of graduation and certificate of completion. Financial aid may be available. Find more information and download your application at: www.fairmont.org/chamber/leadership.pdf.

Leadership and Life’s Purpose By: Margaret Dillard

Margaret DillardPresident of the Fairmont Area

Chamber of Commerce

July 6th5:00-7:00 p.m.Kahler Automa-tion PM Exchange, Kahler Automa-tion

July 16th12:00-1:00 p.m.YouTube and Vid-eo for Business, SMEC -Room 116

July 17th9:00 a.m.Walmart Grand Opening, Walmart

July 27thPork Masters Golf Outing, Interlaken Golf Club

August 13th12:00-1:00 p.m.Best Practices for Facebook Market-ing, SMEC -Room 116

August 27th-28thTop 20 Training Sessions

September 17th12:00-1:00 p.m.Social Media in 15 Minutes a Day, SMEC -Room 116

Upcoming Chamber Events:

PresidentMargaret Dillard

Office Manager/Director of CommunicationsKrystal Hill

Director of Finance and OperationsCurt Foster

Staff:

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M i s s i o n S t a t e m e n t : T h e F a i r m o n t A r e a C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e e x i s t s t o p r o m o t e a h e a l t h y b u s i n e s s c l i m a t e t h r o u g h l e a d e r s h i p , c o m m u n i c a t i o n a n d e d u c a t i o n f o r i t s m e m b e r s i n t h e g r e a t e r F a i r m o n t a r e a .

Bowlmor Lanes is offering your company an

opportunity to sponsor two hours of bowling for

your employees and clients at a VERY LOW COST

per person!

Call Today For All The Details! BOWLMOR LANES & LOUNGE 617 S. state St., Fairmont, MN • 507-235-5719

www.bowlmor-lanes.com

Thank Your Employees Or Clients With A BOWLING APPRECIATION PARTY!

The fireworks display in Fairmont has gained the reputation of be-ing the biggest and best in south-ern Minnesota and northern Iowa. Join us as we shoot fireworks from the west side of Sisseton Lake, July 4th at approximately 10:00 p.m. KSUM/KFMC will be coordinat-ing patriotic music through out the display and will be providing updates prior to the start of the display. The fireworks committee continues to readily accept dona-tions that can be mailed to P.O. Box 427, Fairmont, MN 56031.

Fairmont City Band ConcertBefore the fireworks stop out to Sylvania Park Bandshell to enjoy a

music performance from the Fair-mont City Band. Rehearsals start are from 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. and then the concert goes from 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Fireworks SpectacularThe Martin County Pork Produc-ers and the Agri-Business and Ambassador Committees of the Fairmont Area Chamber of Com-merce have joined together to host the 23rd Annual Minnesota State Pork Masters Golf Outing on Monday, July 27, 2015 at Inter-laken Golf Club. Martin County is Minnesota’s leading pork produc-ing county. This event is open to area pork producers and recog-nizes the importance of the pork industry to Martin County and the state of Minnesota while rais-ing funds for Ag-Scholarships and Ag-Awareness. Lunch and dinner is provided for the participants at Interlaken Golf Club. There will

be games and prizes on every hole with 250 golfers expected to par-ticipate. For golf or sponsorship information, call Curt at the Cham-ber office at 235-5547.

Pork Masters

2014 Pork Masters Golf OutingGolfers and sponsors having lunch at Interlaken Golf Club.

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Fairmont Fireworks over the Martin County Courthouse

Photo Courtesy of Roger Neist

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The Project 1590 group is now forming committees for each of the proj-ects that the community identified to help build prosperity in Fairmont and some have already started working. Presentations are ongoing to build awareness about projects and to aid in connecting people and or-ganizations to push plans toward reality. It could be argued that the total focus of Project 1590 lies in the realm of building a local economy.According to Fairmont Sentinel reporter July Bryan, “Representatives of Project 1590 approached the Fairmont Economic Development Authority on Monday in an effort to maintain and expand a favorable business cli-

mate in Fairmont.” Some FEDA stats high-lighted in the article showed evidence of successes: “Linsey Preuss, Economic De-velopment Director, pointed out that , in the past four months, FEDA has assisted in more than $9 million worth of projects that created 31 and saved seven full-time-equivalent jobs.”Fairmont City Council presentation from June 22nd is rebroadcast on Midcontinent Communications Channel 13 and available for viewing on-line at: www.fairmont.org/city-counsel-meetings.

Takes a village to make economic success reality

V i s i o n S t a t e m e n t : T h e F a i r m o n t A r e a C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e w i l l b e r e c o g n i z e d a s t h e l e a d e r i n a s s i s t i n g a r e a b u s i n e s s e s t o p r o s p e r .

Chamber Member AnnouncementsEmail krystal@fairmontchamber.org if you would like to have your announcement in the newsletter

Enliven 507-399-1443Proper nutrition is the key, and Enliven nu-trition in Fairmont is here to help you. Stop in and try a Meal Replacement consisting of a mango flavored aloe shot; regular, peach, lemon or raspberry iced tea; and a smoothie with 24 grams of protein, and just 220 calories, available in over 43 flavors. Memberships and free wellness profiles are available for people that may be interested. Your first stop to healthy living is En-liven Nutrition on Blue Earth Avenue just east of Fairmont Ford in Fair-mont. We are open Monday-Friday from 7:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Edward Jones - Mandi Kosbab507-235-8524Many people find excuses for not investing: 1.) “I’ll do it later.” The longer you wait the harder it may be to reach your goals. So unless you make investing a pri-ority now, you may be forced to play “catch up” later. 2.) “I don’t have enough money to invest.” Put a small amount away each month and when your income goes up, increase your investments. 4.) “I’ll have Social Se-curity.” Typically, Social Security only pays about 40% of an individual’s pre-retirement income. You’ll probably need to supplement Social Secu-rity with your own investments. 5.) “I don’t know where to begin.” Start where you work; if your employer offers a 401(k) or similar retirement plan, take full advantage of it.Don’t let excuses get in your way. Stop by or call 507-235-8524 for assis-tance with your financial future.

Peterson Anthony Insurance Agency, Inc.507-238-2008Peterson Anthony Insurance is excited to announce the addition of a new agent. Car-rie Westcott joined Peterson Anthony’s Fairmont office on June 1st. Car-rie has 9 years of experience in the insurance business with American Family.

Fairmont Opera House507-238-4900The Fairmont Opera House Board of Di-rectors are excited to announce that Civic Summer Theatre will be celebrating their 50th year anniversary this summer with two performances at the Fair-mont Opera House! The first performance will be help in late June and the second the last week in July. The Opera House will be collaborating with Civic Summer theatre to host a celebration on Sunday, July 26, 2015. There will be some surprise visitors returning to assist with the celebra-tion. Their acting careers began several years ago discovering their own passion for theatre and the arts by participating in the Civic Summer The-atre’s performances. So, mark your calendars and prepare for a night of fun and celebration!

Mayo Clinic Health System - Fairmont507-238-8100Experts at Mayo Clinic Health System in Fairmont offer local, comprehensive vision care to meet your exact needs. From basic eye exams to laser procedures to treatment of chronic eye prob-lems, Bob Friese, O.D., Anna Kitzmann, M.D., and Roger Neist, M.D., work together to deliver care that’s right for you in a place that’s close to you. Additionally, our experienced optical shop employees offer assistance and monthly specials on products to help you see more clearly.

Anytime Fitness507-235-5055Join now and get the rest of the summer free! Summer membership special for students also available. Personal trainers & new fitness classes available for all ages. Monthly insurance re-imbursements available. Silver Sneakers, Silver fit and many more. Stop in or call 507-235-5055.

Century 21 Northland Realty - Gillian Tunnell507-399-9211Getting your house ready to sell? A coat or two of paint not only freshens a home’s overall appearance and heightens its appeal, but the color can also powerfully set the mood of a room and can even affect our physiology! For example, blue is a great color for bedrooms--its calming effect can lower pulse rate and body temperature. Red is a warm color that stim-ulates energy and excitement, good for dining and living rooms. Green is a restful choice for bedrooms and living rooms, suggesting harmony and balance. White conveys spaciousness and peace and is good for any room. The brain actually releases more serotonin when we look at yellow, which is the color of friendliness and creativity. So get your brushes out, call me, and color your house SOLD!

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V i s i o n S t a t e m e n t : T h e F a i r m o n t A r e a C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e w i l l b e r e c o g n i z e d a s t h e l e a d e r i n a s s i s t i n g a r e a b u s i n e s s e s t o p r o s p e r .

Announcements Cont.Partners Funding, Inc.507-235-3456Are you a small to mid-size business with a big cash flow …gap? Use Factoring as a “bridge” and turn your receivables into cash within 24 hours!Just imagine what you could do with additional funds in the bank! Take on those extra orders and larger customers, solve your seasonal cash flow needs, take advantage of vendor discounts and specials, purchase the needed equipment for your R&D efforts, free up working capital for your new business, eliminate the need to follow up on invoices as we do that for you, the possibilities are endless!Contact Brad with questions at 507-235-3456 or by email at brad@part-nersfundinginc.com.

Wouldn’t it be nice to have the windows of your home sparkling clean!

Please allow us to give you a free estimate.You will be pleasantly surprised!

Call Now! Brian Nelson (507) 525-3588 or (507) 526-7281

Professional Window Cleaning

InsuredResidential &Commercial

CleaningYour Professional Jeweler For 60 Years

Full Service-In House Repair

Fine JewelrySovell Jewelry

Jessica & Steve SovellGemologist • Goldsmith

MARTIN COUNTY IMPLEMENT Truman

TRI-COUNTY IMPLEMENTJackson

TRI-COUNTY IMPLEMENTSt. James

We know injuries sometimes happen at the work-place. Our philosophy at The Center For Specialty Care is to get the injured worker feeling better fast. We call it Fast Trac. We will work with employers to develop a partial return to work program while we get the worker to their maximum function in the work place.

The Center For Specialty Care offers pre-employ-ment services including:

• Medical Physical • Drug Testing • Spirometry (Functional Lung Capacity) • Pure Tone Hearing • Pre-Employment Physical Therapy Evaluation• Functional Capacity Evaluations

What we offeryour business.

717 S. State St. • Fairmont, MN • (507) 238-4949435 S. Grove St., Suite 3 • Blue Earth, MN • (507) 526-5191

www.centerforspecialtycare.com

The 18th Annual Blue Ribbon Pork Cook Off will be held Wednesday, August 19th from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. in the Martin County Arena. Tickets are $8 and available from the Chamber office. Come and enjoy the finest in cuisine from our area restaurants and cater-ers. Proceeds from this event help support our Agri-Business Schol-arships. Thanks to our sponsors: the Agri-Business Committee of the Fair-mont Area Chamber of Commerce, AgStar Financial Services, Bank Midwest, Cargill Inc., Devenish Nu-trition, Dutch Creek Farms, Fair-mont Vet Clinic/Preferred Capital Management, Kahler Automation, Martin County Pork Producers,

Martin County Corn and Soybean Growers, Profinium Inc, Valero Re-newables, WFS, and Zoetis.

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Celebrate 150 years of theMARTIN COUNTY FAIR

August 17-23, 2015 • www.theotherbigfair.com

Core Values: We value for our members, employees and community: integrity in all we do, collaboration with all our stakeholders, growth and development for our members, recognition of accomplishments, effective communication, and doing all things efficiently and in a fiscally responsible manner.

Today, business demands that own-ers, managers and employees learn a variety of skills to market effectively pursue current strategies to stay up to date. The Fairmont Area Chamber is launching a series of seminars that will feature marketing strategies, focusing on online, website, and social media skills, tips and tricks. Three monthly seminars are scheduled this year.

YouTube and Video for BusinessJuly 16th, 2015 You will learn:

• tips for shooting quality video and with your smart phone or video camera• how to upload a video to YouTube from your computer, smart phone or video camera• how to edit and add music with YouTube Editor• how to publish your video on YouTube• how to embed you video on your website• about YouTube help

Best Practices for Facebook MarketingAugust 13th, 2015 You will learn:

• how to attract more views, clicks, shares and fans• reputation management• integrating Facebook with traditional media

Social Media and website management in 15 Minutes a Day September 17th, 2015

• tips to develop your marketing strategy• ideal website and social media platforms• learn to time posts on your site and social media

All seminars will take place from noon to 1:00 p.m. at Southern Minnesota Educational Campus (SMEC) 115 South Park Street, Room 116, Fairmont.Feel free to bring your sack lunch, laptop and mobile devices.Free to Chamber members. $20 for prospective chamber members. Reg-istration required one week before class. The first two seminar partici-pants who ask will get a one-on-one follow-up consultation at their place of business. Call Krystal at the Chamber to reserve your seat.

Three Business Seminars Offered This Year

Submit your 2-minute video to the Sum-mer of Fun in Fairmont & Martin County Video Contest.

• Dust of your video cam or grab your smart phone and start recording for a chance to win one of 5 prizes of up to $250 by August 31, 2015. Up-load to YouTube and send in the URL (location of your video.)• Be creative and include some or all of the following highlights its of our communities in Martin County: the lakes, parks, culture schools, shopping and restaurants, country living, etc.• 1st Prize: $250, 2nd Prize: $100, 3rd Prize: $50, 4th and 5th Prizes: $25. Prizes will be Chamber Bucks and accepted in locations county wide.• Anyone can enter. For more information and to submit your video, visit www.fairmontlife.info or contact Margaret at the

Fairmont Chamber by emailing margaret@fairmontchamber.org or call 507-235-5547.

Contest sponsored by:

Summer of Fun Video Contest - Win $250

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Core Values: We value for our members, employees and community: integrity in all we do, collaboration with all our stakeholders, growth and development for our members, recognition of accomplishments, effective communication, and doing all things efficiently and in a fiscally responsible manner.

The Ambassador Committee of the Fairmont Area Chamber of Com-merce is offering a $1,000 scholar-ship to a Martin County student in a Business related field entering their Junior or Senior post sec-ondary year in a four year college or their final year in a technical college. The scholarship will be awarded after a review of grades to confirm achievement of a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale.Scholarship applications may be picked up at the Fairmont Area Chamber of Commerce office lo-cated at 323 East Blue Earth Av-enue or filled out online at the Chambers website at www.fair-montchamber.org. Applications are due at the Chamber office by

July 15, 2014.

Scholarship Offered

2014 Scholarship RecipientCayce Lynn Craig

The school year will soon begin and the Junior Achievement pro-gram will again be offered in the public and private schools. JA has proven to be engaging and fun while stressing the importance of an education as economic con-cepts and information about the world of work are introduced to students. Thanks to the generous donations area businesses made we were able to hold JA last year. Whether or not we will be able to offer these classes again will depend on your generosity. For the future of our community, it is essential for businesses to work with the schools so our children are aware of the opportunities here in virtually any occupation they may be interested in. JA is an ideal way to start this process.Class Room ProgramsThe JA program has included grades K-6. We are seeking vol-unteer teachers for the following sessions that run for five weeks (except 6th grade runs 6 weeks), one hour each week, during the school day. Starting months, grades, and sub-jects are:

October - Grade 3 - Our CityOctober - Grade 4 - Our RegionOctober - Grade 6 - Global Mar-ketplaceJanuary - Grade 2 - Our Com-munityMarch - Grade 1 - Our FamiliesMarch - Grade 5 - Our NationApril - Kindergarten - Ourselves

All materials are provided along with a training manual. If you or anyone in your business is inter-ested in volunteering, please call the Chamber at 507-235-5547.DonationVisit fairmont.org/chamber/JA Contribution Form Fillable.pdf for a voluntary tax-deductible dona-tion form , the cost of sponsoring a class is $190. However, any contri-bution is appreciated.Please consider helping the JA pro-gram anyway you can. Your future workforce depends on such initia-tives. Please send your response to Fairmont Area Chamber of Com-merce, P.O. Box 826, Fairmont, MN 56031 by September 7th.We appreciate your involvement and hope you can help again this year. We cannot do it without you.

Junior Achievement

Stuff for School provides new school supplies for all Kindergart-ners in Martin County. We invite your tax deductible contribution made payable to Youth First-Stuff for School. You may drop off your contribution to Fairmont Cham-

ber, 323 East Blue Earth Avenue or mail to Fairmont Chamber, PO Box 826, Fairmont, MN 56031. Once again let us show our support for our youngest students.

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The Old North Woods - New Business113 West Blue Earth Avenue

Gina Pytleski, Owner

If you want to work together to improve the lives of Fairmont’s youth, please contact:

Steph JohnsonPlanning & Implementation Coordinatorph: 507-848-4516email: fsap.coalition@gmail.comP.O. Box 826, Fairmont, MN 56031

FSAP Coalition Meetings: Noon on the 3rd Monday of each month at Fairmont High School in Room # E144F (next to the library)

Our offices are located at the Fairmont Area Chamber of Commerce (323 E. Blue Earth Avenue) and at the Fairmont High School (Room #E236C).

Join Us! Fairmont Substance Abuse Coalition is a coalition of caring community members dedicated to preventing underage drinking in Fairmont.

We are always seeking new members and volunteers.

Funding provided by MN Dept. of Human Services, Alcohol & Drug Abuse Division.

Weathered & Worn - New Business83 Downtown PlazaPam Olson, Owner

Ambassador VisitsEmail krystal@fairmontchamber.org if you would like to set up a visit at your business

The Martin County Youth Foundation grant applications are now avail-able. The mission of the Martin County Youth Foundation is to acquire, manage and distribute funds to enhance the lives of youth in Martin County. Grants will be made to qualified, non-profit organizations includ-ing those with 501(c)3 status, public agencies, units of government, and churches that will address important community youth needs. Funds re-ceived can be used for youth program costs and support materials. Interested groups may pick up grant applications and guidelines at the Fairmont Chamber of Commerce, 323 East Blue Earth Avenue or fill out

the application online at www.mar-tincountyyouthfoundation.org. The deadline for submitting the grant ap-plications is September 15th. Return completed grants to Martin County Youth Foundation, P.O. Box 826, Fairmont, MN 56031 or drop off at the Fairmont Chamber.

Martin County Youth Foundation GrantsBy: The Martin County Youth Foundation

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What the Ambassaadors Committee does:

• Chamber Ambassadors attend ground breakings, ribbon cuttings and grand openings.• Co-Sponsor the Minnesota State Pork Masters Golf Outing• Award a $1,000 post-secondary scholarship to a business student• Events are typically on the 3rd Wednesday’s of the month at 3:00 p.m.