A Chamber of Commerce is an independent, not-for-profit, membership-based organization working to improve the business climate and quality of life within a region. Although Chambers often work with public agencies, they are not part of any government organization. The Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce provides the unified voice to our regional business community to create and promote an environment where businesses can flourish. The Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce does work with local governments to promote the area, recruit industry, and help protect our military installations.

Members of the Beaufort Regional Chamber have a host of networking and educational events to enjoy throughout the year. From volunteer activities to time-honored traditions, Chamber members have a never-ending path toward personal and professional growth. If you would like to learn about becoming an Ambassador, volunteer, or member, please email us at hello@beaufortchamber.org.

We understand that different businesses have different needs and expectations; that’s why we don’t believe that a one-size membership is appropriate. There are multiple levels of investment designed to maximize your company’s return on investment and answer specific needs. Please reach out to us to set up a one-on-one appointment to discuss what you’d like to get out of your Chamber membership.

View the calendar for upcoming events. You can register for all upcoming events online. Anyone can attend Chamber events, member and prospective member rates are available.

If you have any issues accessing your account please feel free to give us a call at 843-525-8525 or email us at Hello@BeaufortChamber.org.

The Internal Revenue Service classifies the Beaufort Regional Chamber as a 501(c)(6) not-for-profit organization.

No. The Beaufort Regional Chamber is a nonpartisan organization and does not endorse any political party, campaign or have a PAC. The Beaufort Regional Chamber is responsible for articulating Chamber positions on business-related issues and guiding the Chamber’s advocacy activities on both the state and local level.

The Beaufort Regional Chamber is not a federal government agency, and therefore has no authority to investigate how companies conduct business nor are we able to accept complaints. You can file a complaint against a business with the Federal Trade Commission Bureau of Consumer Protection and the Better Business Bureau.