Why We Do It
Our Impact
Since 1906, we’ve been shoulder-to-shoulder with local businesses.
OUR IMPACT
As a long-standing community organization, we’ve invested significantly in creating a thriving local business environment.
Problem Solving at Roundtables
Bremo Pharmacy’s experience with InUnison’s Roundtable benefit highlights the impact of connecting with like-minded professionals who are experiencing similar challenges and opportunities. For women business owners, in particular, joining a supportive group like InUnison’s Women’s Owners group can create a pathway to empowerment and success that is unique to their experience. Bremo Pharmacy’s experience underscores the transformative impact of InUnison’s collaborative impact on local businesses.
Phoning an Expert
InUnison’s involvement was pivotal in assisting Erma Jean during a critical moment. The expertise, resources, and connections provided by InUnison played a vital role in managing the situation and offering much-needed support to the Erma Jean team. This situation highlights the impact of InUnison’s extensive support network can have in times of crisis and showcases how InUnison’s unwavering commitment to its members can make a significant difference.
Growth and Innovation
InnovateLocal proved to be a catalyst for growth and innovation at Gelati Celesti. The event not only provided valuable professional development but also equipped the team with the tools and knowledge needed to thrive in a competitive market. By embracing innovation and staying responsive to customer needs, Gelati Celesti has positioned itself for continued success and remains a beloved staple in the community.
What Our Members Say
Do good
Community Impact
Richmond Metropolitan Convention & Visitors Bureau 1998) |
$ 2,560,000 |
Greater Richmond Partnership (1993,1994, 1999) |
$ 1,515,000 |
Christmas Parade (1990s) |
$402,500 |
Math & Science Center (1992, 1999) |
$188,000 |
Book and Author Dinner (1990s) |
$160,000 |
Richmond Forum (1990s) |
$155,000 |
Sports Backers (1999) |
$135,000 |
Biotech Capital Campaign (1992) |
$100,000 |
Valentine Riverside (1994) |
$100,000 |
Built Store at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College (1990) |
$65,000 |
“Tribute to the Troops” Community Parade and Celebration (1991) |
$50,000 |
Leadership Metro Richmond (1998) |
50,000 |
Metro Area Projects and Strategies (1998) |
50,000 |
Mobile Police Substation for Chesterfield County (1996) |
35,000 |
Project Exile (1997) |
25,000 |
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