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Thank you to everyone who has donated, shared resources, or stepped forward with support for those impacted by the Pack Fire. Your generosity has already helped raise just over $58,000 through the Mammoth Community Foundation (MCF), which is operated by the Mammoth Lakes Chamber — including the Foundation’s own $10,000 contribution — and the more we raise, the more support we can provide.
If you’ve already donated, please help us keep the momentum going by passing along the MCF Pack Fire Relief webpage. The web page serves as a central resource hub for those affected. It contains information on lodging and meal support, emergency dental assistance, and more. >>> Click here for information. You’ll also find details on fundraising efforts – see article in Members News below.
If you’re a business wishing to offer support or services, please email us so we can add your information to the growing list.
The donation fund remains open through Thanksgiving, after which all funds will be distributed directly to individuals and families affected by the fire. >>> Click here to donate
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Tomorrow’s Holiday-themed Business After Hours at A Better Fireplace from 5-7pm comes at a welcome moment — after recent events, it’ll feel good to spend time together. Their cozy, decorated showroom will be the backdrop for chatting, drinks and some apps. >>> Click here to register
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Community Coffee: A Week Early
Sunday’s snowfall felt like the “start of the season” — so what’s coming next? Join us this Thursday, Nov. 20 for Community Coffee with Dawn Johnson from the National Weather Service Reno. This month’s featured coffee spot is All-American Dave’s at Kittredge Sports. >>> Click here for the Zoom link
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Chamber Open House
After a somber week, we’re continuing the quiet work that supports our community — including managing the official Pack Fire relief webpage through the Mammoth Community Foundation. Stop by this Wednesday, Nov. 19, between 10:30am and noon for our Chamber Open House. New, current, prospective members, or anyone, can drop by to ask questions, understand member benefits, and learn how the Chamber serves our town and the wider region. >>> Click here for more info
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Limelight Ribbon Cutting Invitation
The wait is over — Limelight Mammoth opens its doors on Monday, Dec. 1, and the Chamber is hosting the official ribbon cutting. From 3–5pm, explore the Limelight Living Room (Lobby) with music, holiday carolers, guided tours, and the ribbon cutting at 4pm. The bar and lounge will also be open, offering complimentary beer, wine, cocktails, and appetizers. All are invited to attend. >>> Click here for more info
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Free Customer Service and Manager/Owner Workshops
Our Chamber trainings are back in early December, centered on building psychological safety in the workplace. All sessions will take place at The EATery at Mammoth Brewing.
Free Frontline Customer Service Workshops, Dec. 2 & 3.(2 identical sessions): Offered at different times so more employees can attend. These interactive workshops strengthen communication and customer interactions—a free investment for any business gearing up for Peak Season. >>> Click here for more information
Manager/Owner Power Lunch, Dec. 2: A focused session for owners and managers on creating teams that speak up, solve problems early, and work more effectively together. Attending—and encouraging your leadership team to join—helps build a stronger workplace heading into winter. >>> Click here for more information
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Speakers Needed NOW!
Even though Career Compass Exploration Day (at Mammoth High School) isn’t until Wednesday, Jan.14, we need volunteer speakers now. We’re seeking community members from all fields — business owners, trades, healthcare, creatives, government, nonprofits, hospitality, entrepreneurs, retirees, and more. A simple 20-minute presentation of how you got to where you are now can help students explore possible career paths.
>>> Click here if you are interested
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Fire Relief Fundraiser: Thursday
This Thursday, Nov. 20, Gomez Mexican Restaurant and Hugs Ice Cream are partnering for a Pack Fire relief fundraiser. Seventy-five percent of all sales will be donated to the Mammoth Community Foundation’s Pack Fire fund.
If you’re in town between noon and 9pm, head to The Village for some tacos, tequila, or a scoop of ice cream — every purchase helps.
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November Dining Deals
Only two weeks left to enjoy Harmony Brazilian Steakhouse’s November locals specials. They have on offer discounted menu pricing — including the full Harmony Experience Rodizio for $64 — plus 2-for-1 Rodizio every Wednesday at the regular $76 price. Select cocktails and drinks are discounted, too.
>>> Click here for discounted menu. >>> Click here for Harmony’s website
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Special Events Funding Applications OPEN
Mammoth Lakes Tourism is now accepting applications for 2026 Special Events funding. Up to $350,000 is available for allocation. The online application may be accessed through this link. The application period closes at 5pm on Monday, Dec. 15 and no late applications will be accepted. Additional information including application guidelines is available here. Please reach out to Betsy Truax, Vice President of Community Engagement for MLT via email here if you have any questions.
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