Capital Campaign
Join us in building a brighter future!
On behalf of the Richardson Chamber of Commerce, I’m excited to announce a $1.2 million capital campaign to transform the chamber office into a modern facility that better meets the needs of the organization’s growing membership and evolving business landscape. This investment will ensure we can remain a world-class chamber that drives prosperity for our members and community.
Key objectives:
Modernize the facility
Update the building’s layout to create a more efficient and welcoming space for members and visitors.
Expand event and meeting spaces
Construct new, flexible event and meeting spaces to accommodate a variety of functions, from educational workshops to networking receptions.
Enhance the member experience
Redesign the interior to foster a more collaborative and engaging environment, encouraging interaction and idea-sharing among members.
Strengthen the chamber’s presence
Create a visually striking and prominent exterior that reinforces the Chamber’s role as a leader in the local business community and a partner to the City of Richardson.
We hope you will be an integral part of this new chapter by supporting the effort. Together, we can make this happen!
Sincerely,
Monica Scott, Chair, Capital Campaign
“The vision is to turn the chamber office into a functional gathering place for members where the space itself becomes a member benefit.”
“Our Chamber has been a premiere resource for business and economic development in Richardson for decades. The planned updates to the building will be transformative for our members and the community we serve and keep the Chamber and the city at the forefront of our collective success.”
- Randy Ford, RCC Board Chair
“The city is proud to support the Chamber’s capital campaign. Our partnership with the organization has been, and will continue to be, strong. With the efforts going on with City Hall and the Library, enhancing the Chamber is not only a good thing to do, it’s the right thing for the future of Richardson.”
- Don Magner, City Manager
“We have spent the past several years ‘re-imagining’ the Chamber and enhancing its programs to better serve our members. It only makes sense to continue that effort by updating the building and creating an attractive and functional space for a lasting legacy. This campaign will turn that desire into reality.”
- Kim Quirk, RCC President/CEO