- What it costs Dues are annual and banded by employee count.
- One-time fee A $25 administrative fee on all new membership applications.
A chamber morning event. The banner above the group reads Individuals Welcome.
What you are joining
A company membership is not reserved for the owner or manager.
Every employee is encouraged to take part and contribute.
Non-members are allowed two visits to chamber functions before joining.
Before you apply
Non-members are allowed two visits before joining.
Apply to join
Pick the package that matches your business and send it to chamber staff. If none of them fits your situation, call 503-357-3006 instead and we will sort it out with you.
You can save a card for this membership's dues and future renewals after submission, or choose to receive an invoice.
The money
What it costs, and how we take payment.
- Business, 1 to 4 employees $225 a year.
- Nonprofit, 1 to 4 employees $175 a year.
- 200 or more employees Negotiable on both schedules. Call the office.
- Home-based business $150 a year, flat, whatever the headcount.
- Individual, retired or non-business $100 a year, flat.
- One-time fee A $25 administrative fee on all new membership applications.
- How to pay Check, VISA or MasterCard.
- American Express and Discover Ask on 503-357-3006 before you rely on one.
- What counts as an employee Tell us your headcount and we will place you in a band.
- Refunds Chamber memberships are non-refundable.
Before you send it
After you send it
Your first six months
What to do at 30, 60, 90, 120 and 180 days, starting with booking your ribbon cutting.
What membership gives you
What the chamber does for a member, and what each of the paid extras costs.
Sponsorship
Investor levels from $500 to $10,000, and what each one adds at the Corn Roast and the gala.