Corporate sponsorship is always important for a non-profit organization but it is even more important in a small town in a rural area.

This Chamber of Commerce has been blessed in that when we re-opened our doors this past January, the response from the business owners and citizens in Tonopah and the surrounding areas was overwhelming.

First and foremost, this website would not be a reality today without all the hard work and donated services from Teresa Madsen of Symphony Graphics. Her hard work and perseverance have made this vision a reality and I can never thank her enough. She is also responsible for the majority of the ads, graphic designs, brochures and programs that come out of this office. Teresa, you are the true embodiment of volunteerism.

We also were very lucky to have made friends with two more companies whose support is vital in the promotion and growth of our small community, Awards Plus and P&J Political and Media Consultants.

Thank you, Bonnie and Awards Plus for your generous donation that will allow us to not only revise and reprint our Travel Guide and Business Directory, but will take it from a black & white format to full color. We could not have done this without your generous donation. Also, Awards Plus is responsible for most of the printing for Jim Butler Days and has done a wonderful job and always gives us a break. They have made this “rebuilding” year much easier on us and we appreciate it.

Last, but certainly not least, is the donation from Peter Liakopoulos of P&J Political and Media Consultants. Your donation of over $10,000 in free media advertising on both radio station K-DWN and our first TV coverage on Channel 41 has made a huge difference in getting out of area exposure for our attractions and events. Thank you, Peter, for caring about this Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Tonopah.

We can always use more Corporate Sponsors to help with funding for various projects and even general operating expenses. Please call us for more information on adding your name to this list.

Denise Nelson, Director
Tonopah Chamber of Commerce