"Your Connection To Community And Business Growth"
Buckingham County, VA is home to a wide variety of retail and commercial businesses. The Buckingham County Chamber of Commerce is proud to be Buckingham’s premiere business organization with over 100 members.
The chamber sponsors a number of annual and special events throughout the year including the Business of the Month Award, a monthly Community Pride Award, the Lifetime Achievement, Volunteer of the Year Awards, and the Dillwyn Trick-or-Treat. To find out more about our upcoming programs and events please visit our Calendar of Events.
The Chamber holds monthly meetings on the fourth Tuesday of each month. Meetings include outstanding guest speakers, as well as a light meal. A monthly newsletter goes out to all members with the location of the meeting, along with program and meal information. Chamber membership dues are $40.00 per year, and are an excellent investment in a network of like-minded and involved individuals who come together to help make Buckingham County better for everyone.
Business Of The Month
Local Business owners, Jason & Cori Meeks accept the Business of the Month Award from Buckingham Chamber of Commerce members, Eddie Slagle, Ruth Lyle, Barbara Wheeler & Justin Midkiff. Congratulations! Keep up the good work! Call Jason for all your realty needs: (434) 315-4705
Community Pride Award
Threadgoode Thrift owner Amanda Old & her assistant Kaylie Brown accept the Community Pride Award from the Buckingham Chamber of Commerce. Chamber members Jason Meeks, Eddie Slagle, Ruth Lyle, Justin Midkiff, Barbara Wheeler and Sandra Moss all showed up to celebrate! Check out all that is new and improved at Threadgoode Thrift! 1975 S James Madison Hwy, Farmville, VA 23901 Phone: (434) 390-3493
The BATF (Buckingham Anti-litter Task Force) presented the awards for the County's spring cleanup challenge during the Mayfest celebration at the Buckingham Historic Village on Sat., May 17th. First place prize went to the Curdsville Community Center, second place to the Buckingham County Sheriff's Office, and third place to St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary. Thank you to all the participants throughout the County who contributed to help keep our beloved Buckingham's roadways looking their best.
L to R: Br. George Deans, Maggie Snoddy, Brad Baker, Marie Flowers, Lieutenant J. Bryant.s
The annual Awards Banquet for the Buckingham Chamber of Commerce was held this year at the Dillwyn VFD. The Chamber's coveted awards were presented to members of the community who have distinguished themselves for their service, achievement and love of Buckingham. Pictured L to R: Lisa Moss and Connie Hom accepted the Business of the Year Award for Buckingham Greenery; Kathy Ranson received the Lifetime Achievement Award; Sarah Bryant received the Youth Achievement Award and the Volunteer of the Year Award went to Brad Baker.