SCAHACC supports local businesses and contractors through multiple affiliate chapters around the state. The chapters are geographic in nature and new chapters must start with at least eight (8) paying contractors from that area. Once recognized as a chapter, a chapter representative is elected or appointed.
Members may attend, participate and belong to as many chapters as possible. There are no additional fees needed or paid in order to participate in most chapter meetings. It is requested and strongly suggested that a response/registration/RSVP for attendance to meetings (even when there is no charge) be provided to staff in advance of these meetings in order to allow for proper planning of room setup and prepared meals.
A contractor is elected or selected to represent each chapter at the board level. It is hoped and believed that this representative will be able to express needs and wishes unique to the chapter, the area of the state it represents and its members in that area.
Often chapter meetings include a social or networking period of time as well as a program or exchange of information. A member of the SCAHACC staff is generally in attendance as well and provides an update or report from headquarters on current and upcoming activities. Over the past several years, it has become increasingly popular for contractors to travel the state and visit other chapters and non-competing contractors.
This Memorial Day, we pause to remember and honor those who gave all for our country.
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We sincerely appreciate and thank CardConnect's efforts on behalf of our membership.
Additional Coronavirus Aid
The House of Representatives just passed an additional coronavirus aid bill that was approved by the Senate on Tuesday. President Trump is expected to sign the bill immediately. The package is an extension of the CARES Act passed last month and provides more funding for those programs. This bill includes $380 billion for small businesses to infuse funds for the Paycheck Protection Program and economic disaster loans, $75 billion for hospitals and $25 billion for disease testing.
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