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22 Mar 2022
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Get Ready to Boogie

Boogie: Campbell’s Music Festival is back in Downtown Campbell on Saturday, May 21st and Sunday, May 22nd.

In 2021, the festival was scaled back in a Remixed version but this year, we are rocking’ and rollin’ with four stages of live music, loads of food, drink, artisan booths, and tons of fun for the entire family.

Boogie has consistently been voted one the the South Bay’s Best Festivals by Metro readers. If you’re a music lover, this is a festival you won’t want to miss!

Water Tower dude playing sax announcing the 43rd Annual Boogie Music Festival May 21st & 22nd in Downtown Campbell

Stay tuned to the latest updates on the Boogie website.

07 Feb 2022
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54th Annual Celebrate Campbell

On Saturday, March 19th, the Campbell Chamber Community Foundation will host the 54th annual Celebrate Campbell. This event honors the silent heroes of Campbell: individuals and businesses that contribute their time and talents to the community for the betterment of all.

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28 Dec 2021
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It’s Time to Nominate!

The community of Campbell has its share of amazing individuals and businesses that always give back and give more.

For over 50 years, the Campbell Chamber Community Foundation has made it a point to honor these outstanding people and companies, along with local organizations, at Celebrate Campbell.

But first, we need your help. We need to gather nominations from our community on who should be considered as the 2021 Citizen and Business of the Year.

So, tell us-who would YOU nominate?

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24 Oct 2021
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Campbell Community Toy Program

Founded in 1984, the Campbell Toy Program has been bringing holiday joy to local families for 37 years.

This year, there will be numerous drop-off locations at retailers in Downtown Campbell, The Pruneyard, and in other participating stores and shopping centers.

Fill-a-Truck and Drive-In Drop-Off events will also be held at various locations. An Amazon Wish List will be created for those who prefer to shop online and have their donations be delivered directly to Toy Program staffers.

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14 Sep 2021
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26th Annual Oktoberfest

Celebrate the Harvest the Bavarian way at Oktoberfest in Downtown Campbell

Saturday, October 16th from 10am to 6pm

& Sunday, October 17th from 10am to 5pm

This festival is free and open to all. Please note county safety protocols wil be in place.

Enjoy two days of German food and drink including a Biersch Garden with live German music and dancing and costume and steinholding contests.

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03 May 2021
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Campbell Chamber Statement Re: Ron Gardner

The Campbell Chamber Board of Directors learned late yesterday afternoon of the arrest of Ron Gardner, Past Board President. The Board and Staff of the Campbell Chamber were shocked and saddened to hear the allegations and remain concerned for everyone who is associated in any way with this very serious matter.

The Board convened an emergency meeting on the morning of April 28^thand voted to suspend Ron’s Board position out of respect for the continued investigations and the pending legal process.

21 Jan 2021
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Campbell Cares Face Masks

Face masks with the Campbell Cares logo are now available.

For anyone who previously made a donation to Campbell Cares, we have a free face covering for you.

For those who want a mask, make a donation of any amount and you’ll receive a mask as a thank you. Cash, checks, or online donations are accepted.

Drop by the Campbell Chamber office at 267 E. Campbell Avenue located behind Starbucks in Downtown Campbell Monday through Friday to pick up your mask.

Show your support for your community by wearing a mask, washing your hands, and following proper social distancing. Join the Campbell Cares Facebook Group to share information that is educational, entertaining, and supportive.

03 Nov 2020
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Campbell Community Toy Program

The Campbell Community Toy Program has been “Making Spirits Bright” for thousands of local children for more than three decades. Spearheaded by Campbell resident and three-time mayor, Jane Kennedy, in 1984, this annual holiday event has been making the season a little more special for underserved children and their families.

The Campbell Chamber, City of Campbell, Campbell Union School District, and Santa Clara County Fire Department have been longtime advocates and participants in the Toy Program. Numerous other organizations and businesses alongside hundreds of volunteers and thousands of generous donations come together each year to donate, gather organize, and distribute the toys, sporting goods, arts & crafts supplies, and books to over 2,300 children and 800 families in and around Campbell.

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05 Oct 2020
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TAKE ACTION: Join Business, Faith Leaders to Call for Indoor Gatherings and to Safely Reopen the Economy

Silicon Valley Chamber Coalition & South Bay Pastors Network Action Center

Several weeks ago, a coalition of the 16 local Chambers of Commerce, along with business owners and faith leaders from across Silicon Valley held a press conference to express our concerns over the restrictive measures currently in place by the County of Santa Clara due to COVID-19. Many businesses have sat idle for the last seven-plus months and are on the brink of extinction because Santa Clara County officials have not created an environment or pathway where businesses can safely reopen and have a fighting chance to survive.

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19 Jul 2020
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Santa Clara County Mandatory Directive for Outdoor Dining

On July 16, 2020, Santa Clara County released a “Mandatory Directive for Outdoor Dining” requiring all restaurants providing outdoor dining to comply with State of California Guidance, for Restaurants, Bars & Wineries. This checklist provides a helpful quick reference tool for State requirements.

The Mandatory Directives now require the edge of each table be spaced at least 10 feet apart from the edge of the nearest table, to allow at least six feet between customers seated at different tables. County Department of Environmental Health staff are actively visiting outdoor dining areas in the County for compliance with the Health Order and Mandatory Directives.

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01 Jul 2020
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52nd Annual Celebrate Campbell Goes Virtual

On Saturday, July 18th at 6pm, 14 individuals and businesses will finally be recognized for their contributions to the City of Campbell when the 52nd Annual Celebrate Campbell event goes LIVE on Facebook.

This event was to be held on March 14th but, due to the impending Shelter in Place edict, the Chamber and the Foundation elected to postpone it. We had hoped to hold it in person on June 20th but as that date approached, it became clear that a virtual tribute was the best way to celebrate our honorees.

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20 May 2020
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Risk Management Strategies for Reopening Businesses

ESM Insite and Bozutto Insurance Services held a webinar a few weeks ago filled with valuable information on strategies, protocols and guidelines for businesses to put in place prior to and when they reopen. In this article, we’ve included a link to the various documents as well as a recording of the webinar itself.

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06 May 2020
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City of Campbell Business Ordinance Resolution

On April 30, 2020, the Campbell City Council approved a temporary ordinance allowing essential businesses to alter their operations as long as they meet specific requirements. This ordinance is temporary and will be lifted as soon as shelter in place orders are removed.

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23 Mar 2020
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COVID-19 Federal Paid Leaves Explained

By CalChamber – March 21, 2020

The federal government passed a coronavirus emergency relief package on March 18 that provides protected paid leave to workers impacted by COVID-19. Below is information employers should know about the new Emergency Paid Sick Leave Act, and Emergency Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act.

Criteria

The Emergency Paid Sick Leave Act, and Emergency Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act are temporary measures that will take effect on April 2 and will sunset on December 31, 2020. The measures apply to employers with fewer than 500 employees–employers with more than 500 employers are not covered, Ebbink, partner at Fisher Phillips law firm, explains.

Medical test results are not needed to qualify for either leave, but each leave has different criteria.

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13 Mar 2020
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UPDATED: A MESSAGE FROM THE CAMPBELL CHAMBER & CAMPBELL CHAMBER COMMUNITY FOUNDATION ABOUT COVID-19

UPDATED MARCH 13, 2020

This afternoon, the County Department of Health held a news conference where they announced new mandatory restrictions on any mass gathering over 100 and included specific criteria that must be met for any essential gathering of between 35-100 people. The order goes through April 4, 2020. They also announced public school closures in Santa Clara County for a minimum of three weeks.

Since it is not an essential event, the Chamber has chosen to cancel our Monthly Luncheon due to be held next Wednesday, March 18th, 2020.

As the circumstances in the nation and Santa Clara County continues to evolve, the Chamber is working diligently to keep our members and our community updated. Information will be posted here, on our Facebook Page as well as distributed via email as necessary.

This situation is far-reaching and has impacted many. The Chamber will continue to do all we can to support our members, local business and the community.

MARCH 12, 2020

The Campbell Chamber of Commerce and the Campbell Chamber Community Foundation are closely monitoring the fluid COVID-19 situation. We continue to receive frequent updates by departments at the federal, state and local levels and are using this information to make informed decisions. Above all, there is no higher priority than the health and safety of those we serve – our staff, members and Board as well as the Campbell community at large.

The Governor of California just issued a mandate for any events with 250 or more people be canceled or postponed. In keeping with these most recent guidelines and to ensure the health and wellbeing of our attendees and honorees, we have postponed the 52nd Annual Celebrate Campbell gala fundraiser that was to be held this Saturday, March 14, 2020.

With regard to upcoming Chamber events such as luncheons, mixers and other networking or educational opportunities, we plan to hold these smaller events as scheduled unless revised guidelines are mandated. We encourage each of you to make the decision to attend based on your personal health and comfort level.

The status of upcoming Campbell Chamber events is as follows:

EVENTS THAT WILL BE HELD AS PLANNED:
Tuesday, March 31st, 9:30am-10:30am How to Use Instagram Stories workshop at the Chamber Office

Tuesday, April 7th, 8am & 5pm Membership 101 at the Chamber Office

EVENTS THAT HAVE BEEN CANCELED/POSTPONED:
POSTPONED:

Saturday, March 14, 2020 52nd Annual Celebrate Campbell
Tentatively rescheduled to June 20th

Wednesday, March 18th, 11:30am-1:30pm Monthly Luncheon at Villa Ragusa

CANCELED: Friday, March 27th 7:30am-9am West Valley Breakfast MixerAll events at West Valley have been canceled through March

CANCELED: Wed., April 1st 12pm-1:30pm Power Lunch with SVOat Fogo de Chao
SVO has canceled all upcoming events for the next few weeks

POSTPONED: Thurs., April 23rd 4:30pm-7pm All Chamber Mixer at Roaring Camp Railroad
Event postponed by San Lorenzo Valley Chamber

Should the status of any Chamber events change, these updates will be included on the Chamber website calendar as well as on the Chamber and/or Foundation Facebook Events Pages.

Thank you for your patience and trust in the Campbell Chamber and the Campbell Chamber Community Foundation as we all navigate this challenging situation.

Ken Johnson
Executive Director
Campbell Chamber of Commerce

13 Feb 2020
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CalChamber Identifies Two Bills as Job Killers

In an effort to keep our members updated on issues that could affect their business, we wanted to share this article from the CalChamber.

The California Chamber of Commerce named two recently introduced bills as 2020 job killers.

The bills are very similar to prior versions also identified as job killers and stopped in the legislative process given the significant policy concerns raised.

• SB 850 (Leyva; D-Chino) is a mandated scheduling requirement. It eliminates worker flexibility and exposes employers to costly penalties, litigation, and government enforcement, by mandating employers in the retail, grocery, or restaurant industry, including employers who have hybrid operations that include a retail or restaurant section, to provide a 21-day work schedule and then face penalties and litigation if the employer changes the schedule with less than 7 days notice.

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15 Jan 2020
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Campbell Beautification Grant Program

Grant Applications Being Accepted!

Thanks to recent action and approval of the Campbell City Council GRANT FUNDS to BEAUTIFY AND IMPROVE your Campbell neighborhood or business are now available if you are a:

· SMALL BUSINESS OWNER

· NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION

· NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION

The goal of the program is to encourage and incentivize beautification efforts in the community. The program has two grant levels with one level requiring a matching grant component. Level 1 grant awards are between $500 and $1,500, while Level 2 grants are between $1,501 and $5,000, and require a one-to-one match. Matching resources may include cash contributions, donated or discounted goods or services, or volunteer labor (applicable for neighborhood groups and non-profit organizations only.) Under the Beautification Grant Program, grants are awarded as reimbursement for completed work.

Image courtesy of City of Campbell Grant Program website

Some examples include:

Murals/Public Art

Neighborhood Entry Way Signs

Lighting

Landscaping

Greenbelt Improvements

Business Signs

Smartscape/Planter Boxes

Moldings/Architectural Cornices

And much more!

Matching of funds is available for larger projects. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to improve your neighborhood, business, and our beloved City of Campbell

Applications will be accepted until 5:00 PM on Friday, January 31, 2020. (Deadline may be extended.)

Please submit your completed grant application to:
Civic Improvement Commission
City of Campbell
70 N. First Street
Campbell, CA 95008

Completed applications may also be emailed to: cmoffice@campbellca.gov

For requirements click here, Grant Program Guidelines

For more information, please email beautifycampbell@campbellca.gov or call (408) 866-2125.

04 Dec 2019
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New 2020 Labor Laws Affecting California Employers

Many newly signed laws will affect California employers, most beginning January 1, 2020. Some bills made significant changes to California employment law, while others made small but important changes of which employers must be aware.

New labor laws have been passed in recruiting and hiring; discrimination, harassment and retaliation protections; leaves of absence and benefits; workplace safety; arbitration; privacy; and wage and hourly pay.

The list of labor laws is long so we’ve included a downloadable comprehensive document provided by the CalChamber with need-to-know details. One of the main changes was the extension of harassment training for supervisors and employees for all businesses with five or more employees. This was initially to done completed by all businesses by January 2020 but has been extended by one year to January 1, 2021.

To read the complete list of new and updated bills that may affect you as a business owner, download the PDF document below.

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02 Nov 2019
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County of Santa Clara Business Diversity Fair

On Monday, December 2nd from 8:30am to 12pm, the County of Santa Clara is holding a Business Diversity Fair at the Isaac Newton Senter Auditorium located at 70 West Hedding in San Jose.

The goal of this year’s Business Diversity Fair is to offer opportunities for local businesses and organizations to learn about upcoming contracting opportunities, resources, and how to do business with the County of Santa Clara.

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09 Jul 2019
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SB-1343 Respect in the Workplace Training

According to the new law designated SB-1343, by January 1, 2020, 92% of the state’s workforce [roughly 15.5 million workers] will need to have received at least one hour of sexual harassment training for non-management employees; and two hours of training for supervisors. Following the 2020 deadline, these educational thresholds will need to be met again every two years.

Monthly Respect in the Workplace SB-1343 Trainings

As a service to the community, the Campbell Chamber has scheduled monthly trainings held four times between 9am and 4:30pm that we are making available to member and non-member businesses so they can more easily meet this new requirement. The one-hour employee training is $25 per person and the two-hour supervisor training is $45/person.

The dates of these monthly Respect In The Workplace trainings are:

Here are 7 things HR and compliance professionals need to know about this mandate.

What does SB-1343 change?

California law has required employers having 50 or more employees to provide at least 2 hours of sexual harassment training to supervisors every two years since 2005. SB-1343 instead changes this by requiring employers that employ five or more employees [including temporary or seasonal employees] to provide at least one hour of sexual harassment training to all non-management employees and 2 hours of sexual harassment training to all supervisory employees by January 1, 2020, and once every two years thereafter.

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