Towns County Chamber Of Commerce
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Supporting Local Businesses and Agriculture
The Towns County Chamber of Commerce advances the civic, commercial, industrial, and agricultural interests of Towns County, Georgia.
About
Towns County Chamber Of Commerce
Founded in
1991
EIN
581752784
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(6)
Category/Type
Community Development
Address
1411 JACK DAYTON CIR YOUNG HARRIS, Georgia 30582-2337 United States
Website
thetrainingfund.org
Phone
(717)-238-1826
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The Towns County Chamber of Commerce, founded in 1991, is dedicated to advancing the civic, commercial, industrial, and agricultural interests of Towns County, Georgia. It aims to provide up-to-date information to visitors and members.
Mission
The Towns County Chamber of Commerce is organized to advance civic, commercial, industrial and agricultural interest of Towns County, Georgia.
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