A Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce Publication Summer 2020

This publication is proudly presented by the

Cy-Fair Houston Chamberof Commerce

8711 Highway 6 North, Suite 120Houston, TX 77095

(281) 373-1390www.cyfairchamber.com

PresidentLeslie MartoneLeslie@cyfairchamber.com

Vice PresidentPaula HarveyPaula@cyfairchamber.com

Vice President of OperationsJennifer EllisJennifer@cyfairchamber.com

Communications CoordinatorSue FullertonSue@cyfairchamber.com

Marketing & Events CoordinatorEric DunlapEric@cyfairchamber.com

Membership SalesAngila ErvinAngila@cyfairchamber.com

ContentsCover Article9Ribbon Cuttings

Centerfold Article

Notes from Members

Member Gallery

Chamber Committees

Community Resources

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Our MissionThe Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce SERVES our community by providing VALUE to

our businesses through ADVOCACY, LEADERSHIP and GROWTH.

The last couple of months have been full of unpredictability and, yet, promise. Despite navigating an unfamiliar and uncomfortable landscape, we know that forging through 2020 together will bring about positive change. So much has happened since we were all together last. I look forward to the time when we can all be together again, and I know that when we do, we ALL will have been changed for the better.

Message from Leslie Francis, Message from Leslie Francis, Chairman of the BoardChairman of the Board

2020Board of Directors

Chairman of the BoardLeslie FrancisCypress-Fairbanks Independent School District

Peter BarnhartTowne Lake

Austin BleessCity of Jersey Village

Jim BrownHCA Houston Healthcare North Cypress

Debbie GibsonCommunity Leader

Dr. Mark HenryCypress-Fairbanks Independent School District

Elizabeth HilbunThe Hilbun Law Firm, P.C.

Dr. Seelpa KeshvalaLone Star College–CyFair

Heath MeltonBridgeland

Julie PetersonHouston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital

Heath RushingMemorial Hermann Cypress Hospital

Craig SoudelierSoudelier Group Inc.

Keith VranaConsolidated Mills, Inc.

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2020 Top InvestorsThe Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce values our members and would like to recognize our top tier member levels who regularly go above-and-beyond their regular, annual membership dues to support our commitment to the community and it’s businesses.

DEVELOPER’S CIRCLE

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE

PLATINUM INVESTORSA 2 Z Houston Locksmith • Accurate Meter & Supply • Alicia’s Mexican Grille , Inc. • Amigo Staffing Consultants, Inc. • Avanti Senior Living

BB’s Tex-Orleans • Bio-West, Inc. • Brooks & Sparks, Inc. • Buckeye Cleaning Center Houston • Corky’s BBQ • CU Alliance, LLC • Cy-Fair Animal HospitalCy-Fair Federal Credit Union • Cybersoft Technologies, Inc. • Dally + Associates, Inc. • Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospitals

Environmental Development Partners - EDP • First Community Credit Union • Foodservices Design Professionals - FDP • Guaranty Bank & Trust • H-E-B Hearthstone Professional Plaza • Hyatt Place Houston Northwest Cy-Fair • Keystone Concrete Placement • Lazy Dog Cafe • Lone Star College-CyFair Louetta Automotive • Massage Heights • McCall Gibson Swedlund Barfoot, PLLC • Millennium Project Solutions, Inc. • Mohawk Group • Oil Ranch OneDigital Health and Benefits • Parkway Chevrolet, Inc. • Prime Contractors, Inc. • Primeway Federal Credit Union • Sappington Engineering, LLC

Schwartz, Page & Harding, LLP • Silver Eagle Distributors, LP • Soto’s Cantina • Tackle Construction • Telge Roofing • The Backyard GrillVillaSport Athletic Club & Spa • Volkswagen - Cypress • West Belt Surveying, Inc. • Weston at Copperfield Apartments • Whataburger, Inc.

Windermere Dental Group • Woodforest National Bank • World of Beer

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ANDREA CURRAN TEAM 9945 BARKER CYPRESS RD

STE. 215CYPRESS, TX 77433

AT HOME EXPERT17504 NORTHWEST FWY.

#600 HOUSTON, TX 77065

BREAKTHROUGH BOOKKEEPING

BREAKTHROUGH-BOOKKEEPING.COM

CIVILTECH ENGINEERING INC.

11821 TELGE ROADCYPRESS, TX 77429

FAMILY TREE CHIROPRACTIC 9405 HUFFMEISTER

STE. 140HOUSTON, TX 77095

FRENCH PRESS COFFEE HOUSE

13126 FM 1960 WESTSTE.150

HOUSTON, TX 77065

GO2PARTY RENTALSGO2PARTYRENTALS.COM

DELIVEREDDDELIVEREDD.COM

LAKESIDE ROW THE RESIDENCES

11250 MASON RD.CYPRESS, TX 77433

LASH GLO BAR7955 BARKER CYPRESS RD.

STE. 500ACYPRESS, TX 77433

HOTWORX29110 US HWY 290

STE. 300CYPRESS, TX 77433

GRAND LUX CREDIT LLCGRANDLUXCREDIT.COM

GRAND TUSCANY HOTEL 12801 NORTHWEST FWY.

HOUSTON, TX 77040

CHERRY BLOW DRY BAR CYPRESS

25712 NORTHWEST FWY.STE. C

CYPRESS, TX 77429

AMBRIZA 9945 BARKER CYPRESS RD.

SUITE 123CYPRESS, TX 77433

HEARTHSTONE PROFESSIONAL PLAZA

15003 FM 529HOUSTON, TX 77095

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MEMORIAL HERMANN CYPRESS HOSPITAL

PHARMACY27700 NORTHWEST FWY.

STE. 150CYPRESS, TX 77433

MEYER RANCH POOLS17603 JEANIE DRIVETOMBALL, TX 77377

ONYX RESTORATION, LLC

32438 FM 529HOUSTON, TX 77423

REACH UNLIMITEDJARVIS ROAD GROUP HOME

STATE FARM - ROBIN HAYNES

8118 FRY RD.UNIT 1301

CYPRESS, TX 77433

PARADISE GRILLS5479 W. SAM HOUSTON

PKWY. N., STE. AHOUSTON, TX 77041

QUICK QUACK CAR WASH

9215 WEST RD.HOUSTON, TX 77064

SUNLION MARKETINGSUNLIONMARKETING.COM

THE JAEGGI TEAM, KELLER WILLIAMS REALTYFACEBOOK.COM/THEJAEGGITEAM

REVLOCALREVLOCAL.COM

TIFFANNIE’S BEAUTY BAR AND DAY SPA

25410 NORTHWEST FWY.B-6

CYPRESS, TX 77429

TUTOR DOCTOR CYPRESSTUTORDOCTOR.COM/CYPRESS

TRU BY HILTON 27204 US HWY 290 W

CYPRESS, TX 77433

THE UNION KITCHEN9955 BARKER CYPRESS RD.

STE. 104CYPRESS, TX 77433

OLIVE GARDEN28040 US 290 FRONTAGE RD.

CYPRESS, TX 77433

TWO MEN AND A TRUCK, HOUSTON NW

7935-B WRIGHT RD.HOUSTON, TX 77041

2020-2021 EVENTScyfairchamber.com

Corporate Challenge 2020 Underwritten by Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital | October 2, 2020 | Towne Lake - Lakehouse

and build trust and teamwork among your co-workers and area business colleagues.

CFISD Health Expo Underwritten by Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital | October 10, 2020 | Berry Center

For up-to-date information and dates, please refer to our calendar at cyfairchamber.com.

October 2020

| Blackhorse Golf Club Adam J. Skinner Golf Tournament Underwritten by Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital | October 29, 2020

Memorial Scholarship Fund of the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation. Sponsorships and player opportunities are available. Contact

Business Expo & General Membership Luncheon November 17, 2020 | Berry Center

attendees. Exhibitor spaces available for $150 for members and $250 for non-members.

November 2020

The CFISD Health Expo o�erst health-related businesses the opportunity to market products and services to members, guests, and residents of the Cy-Fair community. For sponsorship details and exhibitor prices, contact the Chamber o�ce.

Celebrate Cy-Fair Underwriter HCA Houston Healthcare North Cypress | Date TBA | Location TBA

The John Fox Chamber Herd January-February 6, 2021The John Fox Chamber Herd pools donations from our community to support CFISD FFA students through the purchase of their livestock projects and helps local food pantries through the contribution of processed meat. Donations are accepted year round. CFISD FFA Auction February 6, 2021.

Business-of-the-Year Awards LuncheonFebruary 16, 2021 | Berry Center Join us at this special membership luncheon as we award our 2020 Business-of-the-Year winners, and our Ambassador of the Year.

January-February 2021

February 2021

Presented by

elebrateC CY-FAIRUnderwritten by

Join us for a night of celebration with wine and beer tastings and samples from Cy-Fair area restaurants and food trucks. The Chamber will also be announcing the top three Business of the Year �nalists in each category. For more information about this event or entering your business to be considered as a Business of the Year, contact the sta� at the Chamber o�ce.

Business Expo & General Membership Luncheon May 18, 2021 | Berry Center

May 2021

Wine Fair Cy-FairaiSeptember 19, 2020 | Cypr ess Village Station A community celebration featuring 30 culinary creation tasting stations provided by Cy-Fair’s ever-expanding and diverse restaurant scene, more than 250 wines and 40+ craft beer selections. Enjoy live music, shop at a variety of vendor booths, crafts, and tasty treats! Sponsorships available. General admission tickets $40. A portion of the general admission ticket sales will bene�t Reach Unlimited.

September 2020

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As we are living in a very unprecedented time, we reflect on what is most important…Family! We have all been asked to stay home and be with our immediate family to stop the spread of the Corona Virus. What this has done is brought our families closer and together. During this time families are learning to pivot and adjust to offer school at home, to coexist during the day with our spouse when usually they would be at work, completely moving the norm for our pets who usually have the run of the house every day. What this has forced me to do is think of my life and what is really important. My family, not only at home but here in our office, is what I think of during this trying time. Maybe you are doing some of the same reflection in your own life. We have learned we can adjust, and I think before this is all over, we will believe that we should adjust from time to time to get a better perspective on our lives.

As we slowly start returning to our new normal, we look back and evaluate. For some, they have had to close their doors temporarily not knowing when they will open again, so they adjust. For others, their job may no longer be there due to furloughs, so they adjust. Some businesses realized there is too much human interaction and to reopen again they must adjust. What I am most proud is to see our Cy-Fair businesses adjust and do everything they can to be successful! I look forward to sharing some of those success stories in future publications.

We hear people say that they see the light at the end of the tunnel. My hope for you as a business is that during this unprecedented time, the Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce was a light IN the tunnel. We ourselves have adjusted. We moved our staff home with laptops to continue to meet the needs of our businesses and community members safely. We learned the world of Zoom like many of you and adjusted. Our staff members have called, written letters, visited businesses to see how people are adjusting, and provided support and hope.

Continue to stay strong and stay safe!

Leslie Martone, IOM President

Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce

LightLightin thein the TunnelTunnel

#WeAreCyFair

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Many of our non-profits are helping those in need as they manage their way through this new COVID-19 world. They are passing out food to those who have been furloughed or to those that count on a meal coming from school. What is most disheartening as we listen to our non-profits at our quarterly roundtable, is the service they provide will not stop, but because of COVID19 the fundraisers and events that these non-profits count on have all been postponed or even cancelled.

CAM – Cypress Assistance Ministries (CAM) - cypressassistance.org | 281-955-7684CAM is providing food assistance and assistance with rent/mortgage and utilities for people residing in zip codes 77065, 77095, 77429 & 77433. CAM’s Operation Jobs is providing employment services via phone and email.

It was extra special to keep the Pantry open every day during the heart of the Pandemic. To give you a point of reference, in all of 2019 CAM provided food to 12,050 people.

Between March 20, 2020 and May 27, 2020 – about 10 weeks - CAM provided food to 8,652 people. They distributed about 145 tons of food during that time.

They fed people every day at a pace that was unprecedented and all via a drive-through operation.

In additions, they also provided food support to a number of local organizations including: House of Help – Hempstead, Magnificate House, Harmony House, Special Delivery (People who are elderly and/or disabled who have food delivered to their homes), Spirit Key, Mission of Yahweh, Emergency Food Orders for people who are Homeless, and Centro Cristiano la Viña.

Cy-Hope - cy-hope.org | 713-466-4673The Hope Centers had to close but were still supporting their families.

• Delivering bags of food to families with limited transportation.• Creating and delivering Easter crafts to children.• Finding creative ways to stay connected remotely by reaching out to students and families.Due to COVID-19, Cy-Hope shifted their focus to their feeding assistance programs. They also helped organize and host several blood drives for the Gulf Coast Regional Blood Bank, provided volunteers for the Houston Food Bank’s Mega Food Distribution Events, conducted food drives, and modified their counseling to support teletherapy.

Cy-Fair Helping Hands - cyfairhelpinghands.org | 281-858-1222Updated Numbers through 5/23/2020.

• 4,400 families served through Drive-thru food pantry distribution• 17,300 individuals• 66,732 lbs. of food received and distributed since March 17th-last week (we took this week off to give our volunteers an opportunity to rest.• 767 lbs. of produce harvested from our community gardenChallenges: The Coronavirus pandemic and the subsequent emotional and economic backlash has affected efforts to serve the needy in our community. As a direct result of the mass hysteria produced by the virus, partnering food agency donations are at an all-time low. With the closures of schools, churches, and community businesses, sources for non-perishable food, toiletries, and other essential items have dwindled drastically. A faith-based ministry, CFHH is run entirely by volunteers, most of whom are of retirement age. Due to age, health issues, and childcare responsibilities, the Coronavirus pandemic has forced many of their volunteers to remain at home. Despite these issues, the Cy-Fair Helping Hands Community Food Pantry has maintained regular hours. Appropriate precautions are taken to sanitize surfaces several times daily, donning gloves and masks, and by practicing social distancing. Food is distributed through a curbside drive-thru; clients are instructed to remain in their cars and pop their trunks, while volunteers place boxes of non-perishables, bakery goods, produce, meat, and prepared refrigerated foods into their cars.

Hidden Heroes of Cy-Fair

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Hope Disaster Recovery - hopedrtx.org | 832-857-6449The Masks for All project began in May to help supply reusable masks to those in the most vulnerable populations. The CDC recently announced that in addition to social distancing and hand washing, the use of masks is very helpful in reducing the spread of COVID-19. Hope Disaster Recovery began organizing congregations in our area to make cloth, reusable masks and enlisting congregations who would distribute those masks in their communities.

Currently there are 41 congregations participating and they have collected 6,564 masks! Each mask potentially helps one person stop the spread.

They have also been involved in food distribution. Hope Disaster Recovery currently has four congregations who are participating in food drives. Their volunteers have sorted, bagged and delivered 325 Disaster Food Bags to those in need. Each bag has been filled with up to 10 lbs of non-perishable food staples.

Hope Disaster Recovery has rebuilt 109 homes since Hurricane Harvey and continues to work in Harvey damaged homes as well as homes damaged by Tropical Storm Imelda. COVID-19 changed the way they do this in terms of safety to the volunteers, staff and homeowners. They have been busy incorporating safety practices into their rebuild operations as well as implementing safety practices for communicable diseases into their Texas Congregational Disaster Readiness (TXCDR) program. The TXCDR program is designed to help congregations prepare for and respond to disasters in our communities

If you would like any additional information on the Masks for All project, food distribution, rebuilding flood damaged homes or Congregational Disaster Readiness please contact Sonya.Meyers@hopedrtx.org.

MESA-OUTREACH, INC. - mesa-outreach.org | 281-599-8536MESA-OUTREACH, INC. has been blessed to be a blessing to the Houston Northwest/Harris County/Cypress & Katy Area Communities especially during this COVID-19 health and economic crisis. Since the Harris County shutdown in mid-March 2020, MESA-OUTREACH had to adapt and redesign the way they served those clients in need. Since MESA’s Food Pantry was considered an essential service and with the help and guidelines of the Houston Food Bank and Harris County, they continued to keep their regularly scheduled dates of service (2nd & 4th Tuesday Evenings 5-7:30 pm and by hosting the HFB Produce Truck on the 3rd Saturday from 8:30-11 am). They serve clients from all over our city by distributing bags of food or produce to each family or individual in a drive through system that protects volunteers, staff, and their clients. MESA’s volunteers are masked and gloved and observing the 6’ social distancing as they serve. MESA’s Food Pantry is not zip code specific, and since they are one of the few night pantries in Houston, the Houston Food Bank refers clients to MESA-OUTREACH’s Food Pantry regularly.

In April, MESA served 855 families/3,879 individuals a total of 20,462 lbs of food and 12,282 lbs of fresh produce. This is almost double the April 2019 number of 456 families/2,166 individuals served. This past month, May 2020, MESA served 858 families/3,816 individuals a total of 29,969 lbs of food and 9,949 lbs of fresh produce. Compared to May 2019, when 439 families/2002 individuals were served. Thanks to generous donors, partner churches, the Houston Food Bank and the May 9th Food Drive MESA hosted which collected 3,894 lbs of food, they have been able to continue to provide food to families and individuals in need during this crisis.

“Together, we can continue to serve the needs of our neighbors and strengthen our communities during this crisis and throughout the year.”

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Buffaloe Floors & Up (281) 213-252515055 Fairfield Meadows, Ste 140, Cypress, TX 77433

Buffaloe Floors and Up is a renovation, flooring and design company trusted by business and homeowners in Houston since 1965. Our reputation is built upon our experienced design staff who bring innovation and style to every project – large or small. If you imagine it, we can bring it to life. Service and long-term relationships with customers are what have and always will set us apart from our competitors.

Camp Bow Wow Cypress (281) 826-998116641 Telge Road, Cypress, TX 77429

Camp Bow Wow Cypress is a premier overnight boarding and daycare facility for dogs. Our focus on safety and a knowledgeable staff makes us the best choice for your dog’s stay when planning a well-deserved vacation or when at work.

CivilTech Engineering, Inc. (281) 304-020011821 Telge Road, Cypress, TX 77429

Civil Tech Engineering, Inc. is an engineering consulting firm specializing in public infrastructure projects for local, state, and federal agencies that include transportation, water resources (drainage, hydrology, and hydraulics), water and sewer engineering as well as construction inspection services.

Cypress Insurance Team (832) 497-552215835 Mueschke Rd, Cypress, TX 77433

Our motto is “Teamwork Makes the Dream Work.” As an innovative leader in the industry, we are one of the fastest growing agencies in Texas. Our rates can’t be beat, our customer service is second to none, and we do it all with NO agency fees! Check our online reviews and see for yourself.

Cypress Pointe Health and Wellness Center (832) 557-01138561 Easton Commons Drive, Houston, TX 77095

The mission of Cypress Pointe is to provide patient-centered skilled nursing and long-term care that treat the unique and holistic needs of every patient. With the most modern amenities, state-of-the-art technology and equipment, and advanced clinical programs, we specialize in the provision of high- quality care to the most complex patients. We are also super excited about being Chamber members and giving back to our community!

DeliveredD (888) 574-5546Cypress, Texas

DeliveredD Delivery is a food delivery service serving the Cypress, TX area. We deliver your favorite restaurants right to your door or workplace and on your schedule. Being local means much more than the average cyber delivering company. To us, it signifies we are here, we care, and we want to serve. We are proud to be established in Cypress and look forward to growth with the support of the community.

Honda of Tomball (281) 547-745222727 Tomball Pkwy, Tomball, TX 77375

We have a large inventory of new and used vehicles. Flexible service hours – Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. until 11 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. We do not require appointments for service and have a large waiting area for clients. Our parts department stocks a large inventory and includes competitive pricing on tires. We price match in sales, service, and parts.

Jersey Village Emergency Room (832) 232-060017030 Northwest Freeway, Jersey Village, TX 77040

We provide healthcare for all medical needs, 24/7 and 365 with less than a five-minute wait time. No matter what the issue. No matter what the age. From sprains to breaks, cuts to gashes, flu to pneumonia. Also, serious conditions like strokes and heart attacks.

Oxner Legha, PLLC (346) 327-950012300 Dundee Court, Ste 116, Cypress, TX 77429

Oxner Legha, PLLC is a local law firm that focuses on wills and trusts, estate planning, probate, business law, family law, personal injury, insurance claims, consumer claims, civil litigation, business contracts and formation, and other civil legal services.

State Farm Insurance – Robin Haynes (281) 859-89808118 Fry Rd, Unit 1301, Cypress, TX 77433

We will work with our customers to achieve their personal goals while protecting them from the unexpected. We provide quality insurance products and services while treating the customer the way we want to be treated...with respect, dignity, and professionalism. It is our mission that people understand what coverage they have BEFORE a claim. Because it’s not IF you must file a claim, it’s WHEN.

Notes from MemNotes from Membersbers

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2019 Business of Year Winners

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Large Business of Year

Cypress-Fairbanks Independent

School DistrictMedium Business of YearStrong Vision Center

Small Business of YearEdward Jones - Rick Skinner Non-Profit Business of Year

Cy-Fair Educational F

oundation

Ambassador of the Ye

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Nick Wilhite

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CommitteesMost meetings are at the Cy-Fair Houston Chamber office. Check the website calendar for updates.

AmbassadorsMeets 2nd Thursday of each month at 8:00 am

This committee serves as the outreach to new Chamber members by answering questions, assisting members and attending events.Chair: Devann Blake, White Water Express Car Wash - (281) 304-2517Co-Chair: David Stafford, Pro-Tech Connect - (832) 776-5401

Community HealthMeets 4th Tuesday of each month at 8:30 am

The mission of this committee is to create a culture of health and well-being through education, advocacy and support to our fellow Chamber members and the community.

Chair: Pandora Hernandez, Shaklee - (832) 766-5764Co-Chair: Jenny Normand, Shaka Power Yoga - (832) 413-3194

Cy-Fair Young Professionals (CYP’s)Meets 1st Wednesday of each month at 8:30 am

Young professionals (21-39ish) who share a desire to succeed and become leaders in our community.Chair: Dr. Sonal Tuljapurkar, Club Z! In-Home Tutoring Services - (832) 303-3199Co-Chair: Toni Autmon, PRIMERICA - (850) 221-2062

Education & Workforce DevelopmentMeets 4th Thursday of each month at 8:30 am

The mission of this committee is to enhance the quality of life and create/sustain a viable workforce in the Cy-Fair area.Chair: Kevin Kalra, Montessori Preschool at Copperfield - (832) 515-9155Co-Chair: H. Gin Chong, Ph.D., FCCA, Prairie View A&M University - (713) 790-7283

Networking/Business DevelopmentMeets 1st Tuesday of each month at 8:30 am

Provides a forum for members to network & exchange referrals and encourages members to regularly present presentations on their products and services.Chair: Kapricha (Kay) Coffield, Workforce Solutions - (281) 723-3352Co-Chair: Danelia Argueta, Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union - (281) 571-5025

Transportation/Governmental AffairsMeets 1st Thursday of each month at 8:30 am

This committee investigates current and future community and transportation issues. The results are taken to the appropriate government and legislative offices to encourage and facilitate improvements.Chair: Colleen Gilbert, Reach Unlimited, Inc. - (281) 213-813 Co-Chair: Sam Cannon, William S. Cannon & Associates - (832) 367-4171

Special Events Committees

Adam J. Skinner Memorial Golf TournamentMeets 2nd Wednesday at 8:30 am (June-Oct)*

This annual golf tournament is a major fundraiser for the Chamber with a portion of the proceeds benefitting the Adam J. Skinner Memorial Scholarship Fund of the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation.Chair: Jason Rivera, Chamberlin Roofing & Waterproofing - (832) 250-9929Co-Chair: Kara Kovalsky, Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital - (346) 231-4131

Celebrate Cy-FairMeets 1st Wednesday at 8:30 am (Sep-Jan)*

This committee meets to plan and coordinate this annual celebration of our member businesses with tastings from wineries, local brewers, and restaurants. Business of the Year finalists are revealed. Chair: Kristina Perez, Zenith Learning - (713) 988-9600Co-Chair: Brittany Cannon Lollis, HCA Houston Healthcare North Cypress - (832) 912-3500

Corporate ChallengeMeets 2nd Tuesday at 12:00 pm (Jun - Sept)*

This committee helps brainstorm fun ways to build trust and teamwork among co-workers and area colleagues at a fun-filled field day event.

WINEFAIR Cy-FairMeets 2nd Wednesday at 3:30 pm*

This committee coordinates the annual community celebration featuring wine and food from Cy-Fair’s best.Chair: Victoria Hermann, Reach Unlimited Volunteer - (281) 389-5390*Refer to online calendar for changes and updates to meeting times.

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EMERGENCY………………………….911

FIRE DEPARMENTS

Cy-Fair Fire Department(281) 550-6663

Cypress Creek Volunteer Fire Dept. (281) 894-0151

Jersey Village Fire Department (713) 466-2130

EMERGENCY/POLICE

EMERGENCY ROOMS/URGENT CARE

HOSPITALS

CHI St. Luke’s Health - The Vintage Hospital (832) 534-5000

HCA Houston Healthcare North Cypress (832) 912-3500

Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital(281) 737-1000

Kindred Hospital Houston Northwest(281) 517-1000

MD Anderson Cancer Center(713) 775-8897

HOSPITALS

Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital (346) 231-4000

Texas Children’s Hospital (832) 227-1000

West Oaks Hospital (713) 995-0909

SCHOOLS

Acton Academy Cy-Fair(713) 882-7699

Cypress Christian School(281) 469-8829

Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District (281) 897-4000

Lone Star College-CyFair (281) 290-3200

Lone Star College-Cypress Center(832) 920-5000

Lone Star College-Fairbanks Cent er (832) 782-5000

Lone Star College-University Park (281) 290-2600

Prairie View A&M University(936) 261-3311

Prairie View A&M University Northwest Houston Center (713) 790-7270

Rosehill Chris�an School (281) 351-8114

St. Elizabeth Ann SetonCatholic School(281) 463-1444

The Connection School(832) 544-6031

University of Houston Downtown (713) 237-5400

University of Houston - Victoria at Katy (281) 396-3700

HCA Houston ER 24/7 - Barker C ypress(281) 949-3600

HCA Houston ER 24/7 - Cypress Fairbanks (281) 890-4285

HCA Houston ER 24/7 - Fry Road (281) 949-5100

HCA Houston ER 24/7 - Towne Lake(281) 256-1456

HCA Houston ER 24/7 - Willowbrook (281) 320-8500

Houston Methodist Cypress Emergency Care Center (713) 441-3724

Jersey Village Emergency Room(832) 232-0600

MedExpress Urgent Care(561) 314-4655

Next Level Urgent Care - Copperfield (832) 304-2314

Next Level Urgent Care - Cypress (281) 783-8162

NightLight Pediatric Urgent Care (713) 957-2020

SignatureCare Emergency Center

(281) 861-0937

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unity Resources

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City of Houston Police Department (713) 884-3131

Constable Ted Heap, Precinct 5 (281) 463-6666

Constable Mark Herman, Precinct 4

(281) 376-3472

Cy-Fair ISD Police Department (281) 897-4337

Harris County Animal Control (281) 999-3191

Harris County ESD #9 (281)550-9649

Harris County ESD #13 (281)894-0151

Harris County Fire Marshal (281) 436-8000

Harris County HAZMAT (800) 590-0005

Harris County Sheriff’s Department (713) 221-6000

Harris County Sheriff’s Off – Dist. 1 (281) 376-2997 (Cypresswood)

Harris County Sheriff’s Off – Dist. 4 (281) 463-2648 (Bear Creek)

Harris County Sheriff’s Off – Dist. 5 (281) 290-2100 (Tomball)

Jersey Village Police Department (713) 466-5924

EMERGENCY ROOMS/URGENT CARE

America’s ER and Medical Center(281) 503-8160

CareNow Urgent Care (281) 804-8188

Cypress Emergency Associates(832) 334-1380

Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce

8711 Highway 6 North, Suite 120, Houston, TX 77095 | P 281-373-1390 F 281-373-1394 | cyfairchamber.com

General Membership LuncheonsJULY 21Speaker: Panel Discussion - State of the HospitalsVirtual Lunch-IN

AUGUST 25Speaker: U.S. Congresswoman Lizzie FletcherVirtual Lunch-IN

SEPTEMBER 15Speaker: Dr. Mark Henry, Superintendent, Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School DistrictBerry Center8877 Barker Cypress Road - Cypress, TX 77433

OCTOBER 20Speaker: Dr. Seelpa Keshvala, President, Lone Star College-CyFairBerry Center8877 Barker Cypress Road - Cypress, TX 77433

NOVEMBER 17Speaker: State Representative Jon RosenthalBerry Center8877 Barker Cypress Road - Cypress, TX 77433

DECEMBER 15Speaker: TBAGrand Tuscany Hotel2801 Northwest Freeway - Houston, TX 77040

Get Involved and Get ConnectedMonthly Networking Breakfast2nd Tuesday of each month at 8:00 a.m.

Networking & Business Development Meetings1st Tuesday of each month at 8:30 a.m.

Monthly General Membership Luncheons3rd Tuesday of each month at 11:30 a.m.

Business After Hours4th Wednesday quarterly at 5:00 p.m.

Ribbon Cuttings

Quarterly Member Orientations

Chamber of Commerce Membership, What Is in It for Your Business?

What types of resources do they offer their members? They offer their members opportunities through networking and special events to connect with other members of the chamber and community, to develop strong relationships, and grow their business.

A Chamber of Commerce is a membership-based organization the provides resources for their members’ economic growth and advocates for their community in the areas of economic development, education, and transportation.

1In what ways do they advocate for their community?

Some business communities are considered unincorporated areas of a county and have no government arm, so the chamber is a voice to get things done for the community.

2Do you live in or are you looking to expand your business in the Northwest quadrant of Houston?

Let us visit! Contact me at angila@cyfairchamber.com or schedule a time convenient for you through my link https://calendly.com/angilacyfairchamber

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