Community Services/Non-Profits near New Baltimore, MI

“A Chamber with a Heart — and a Serious Boost for Business

Joining the Anchor Bay Chamber of Commerce has been one of the best decisions I’ve made — and I say that as a guy who once bought a boat before checking if the trailer fit in the driveway.

Right from the start, it felt like I was surrounded by friends — the kind who genuinely want to see you succeed, introduce you to the right people, and somehow keep it fun while doing it. The networking opportunities are unbelievable, and the support is real.

It’s not just about growing your business (though it definitely helps with that), it’s about growing yourself while helping others do the same. That’s the kind of full-circle community spirit that earns them their well-deserved title as “The Chamber with a Heart.”

Proud to be representing Tri-Star Roofing & Sheet Metal in a chamber that not only builds businesses — it builds people.”

“overall, this was a pretty nice place. It was clean. It was easily accessible and had plenty of room. I understand it’s a VFW hall, but it did make like a weird advertisement for the military in the background of all of our baby shower pictures lol however if that’s your thing, I guess that’s OK, it’d be nice if they had space that you know could be converted as people needed like a typical banquet hall but that’s not their fault. Still pretty cool 4 stars overall. The only reason I’m not giving them 5 is the parking situation there is crazy and the parking lot supplemental area was just filthy littered with trash like nobody’s cleaned it up in a year.”

“We were invited to the Comedy show & turkey dinner. The food was superb, everything was great, hot and tasty. The comedy show was entertaining. Some comedians were more experienced than others but everyone gave lots of laughs, especially the headliner! We had an excellent time of drinks with good friends and laughs.”

“A great friend and I went looking for materials needed for a house, but found this location to be an administrative center and wasn't open to the public any longer. The location at Jane and Chalmers is also an administrative center.”