Texarkana Chamber releases 'Tying the Community Back Together' campaign

The Texarkana USA Chamber of Commerce is encouraging its members to participate in the "Tying the Community Back Together" campaign. 

This campaign is a continuation of the Chamber helping the business community in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The campaign is for members to get the word out that they are open for business and supporting each other.

"Connecting businesses with the community is our goal at the Chamber. During this time, we have been utilizing creative options for members to be engaged. The 'Tying the Community Back Together' campaign will conclude with an event downtown. We look forward to everyone's participation and seeing the many businesses coming together and supporting each other," said Hannah Wren, partnership director for the Texarkana Chamber of Commerce.

Chamber members can contact the Chamber for a Tying the Community Back Together packet. The packet includes a blue "We're Open" sign and two pieces of red ribbon. When the packet is dropped off, the Chamber will take a photo and post it to social media. The business is encouraged to place the sign in their window. When ready, the business will take a picture tying the two pieces of ribbon together and post to social media, tagging @Texarkana Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber will then share the post.

Everyone will gather in downtown to tie the ribbons together from participating businesses, and celebrate an official ribbon cutting!  When ready to participate, please email [email protected] or call 903-792-7191.

The Texarkana USA Chamber of Commerce is a private trade association focusing on community and economic development for the greater Texarkana region.  The Chamber has been a community partner for over 100 years in Bowie and Miller counties.

Information on the Chamber and the upcoming campaign is available at 819 North State Line Avenue, Texarkana, Texas, or 903-792-7191 or www.texarkana.org.

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"Tying the Community Back Together" Instructions

- Call or email the Chamber and say "We're Back!" 903-792-7191 or email [email protected]

- A Chamber staff member or volunteer will drop off a sign to display in the window of your business and two pieces of ribbon. The Chamber will take a photo of you with your sign and post to social media.

- When ready, you will record or take a picture of yourself/your staff tying the two pieces of ribbon together and post to social media, tagging @TexarkanaChamberofCommerce and the Chamber will share

- When we have the all-clear, we will gather downtown to tie all of the ribbons together from the participating businesses and then celebrate an official ribbon cutting.

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