Welcome to the Wayland Area Chamber of Commerce.
Promoting the community and its economy is vital to the chamber. The Wayland Area Chamber of Commerce is an independent, private, non-profit organization financed by its members to promote business and advocate on their behalf. It is not a government agency and is autonomous from the City of Wayland.
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Joining a chamber of commerce is a wonderful opportunity to join other business owners who do business in the area. Many of the members offer discounted services to other members who use their services and include other benefits.
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Latest News
Grand Rapids Symphony and Wayland High School Student Symphony Schedule Concert
Students from the Wayland Union High School Orchestra will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to perform alongside professional musicians from the Grand Rapids Symphony. The Symphony provides this opportunity to support and increase public awareness of the fine high school orchestra programs in the Greater Grand Rapids area. “This experience will stay with these students for … Read more
Because Hunger Doesn’t Take a Vacation
May is cereal drive month in Allegan County. Nearly 4,000 children throughout the county will not have free/reduced breakfast and lunch this summer. The Allegan County Food Pantry Collaborative would like to distribute 1 box per child per week through the summer. Seventeen member pantries will be participating. Click the link to learn more.www.alleganfoundation.org
Wayland High School Scholastic Honors Night and Alumni Hall of Fame Induction
Wayland, MI – Wayland Union High School students will be recognized for their academic achievement at the annual Scholastic Honors Night/Alumni Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. The event will be held onTuesday, April 19 at 7pm at the Wayland Union Fine Arts Center. The evening will honor high school students in grades 9-12 who have earned a … Read more
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