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Member Discount & Services Directory Member Discount & Services Directory Participating Member List as of June 3, 2015 Membership in the Greater Akron Chamber has its privileges…like savings from other Chamber members! Check out some of these great deals: FEATURED DISCOUNT Akron’s women’s professional softball team, Akron Racers, is offering BOGO ― buy one stadium ticket, get one free. Good for 2015 season. Thursday, June 11 is Opening Night! Click here to sign up for the Akron Racers newsletter so you don’t miss out on any news! ADDITIONAL DISCOUNTS Amusement & Recreation Services Hard Rock Rocksino Northfield Park wants to let you know about upcoming concerns and events. Box office opens daily from 1:00 – 9:00 p.m. Tickets available at ticketmaster.com. For entire schedule of events including Café entertainment, go to www.hrmp.com. 10777 Northfield Rd., Northfield, OH 44067. (330) 908.7625. Upcoming events include: Neil Berg’s 100 Years of Broadway Heart Soul Asylum with Special Guest Meat June 6 June 9 Puppets June 12 Business Services Leanne Cannon is offering one “Design Your Future” business coaching session ― a full hour devoted to discussing your business challenges and solutions ― $125 value. Call (330) 400-9814 or e-mail [email protected]. Unite This City is offering a discount to chamber members. There is no expiration date. Set-up Fee: There is a fixed one-time $200 fee due at signing for either payment option: Annual Payment Option: $550 plus fee for the first year (a savings of $50); or • Monthly Payment Option: $25 for the first month (a savings of $50.) Regular monthly billing begins 1 month from the contract date at a rate of $75 per month. Replacing your phone system in 2015? Greater Akron Chamber members get a 15% discount and free system demonstration on all VoIP phone systems from Business Communication Specialists. They’re the provider of the Chamber’s phone system and can give you the latest in phone technology. Contact Bryon at (330) 335-7271 or [email protected]. Try Miracle on Main Street’s Lucky 7 Guarantee for great savings on office supplies: They will save you 7% over your current provider or give you a free case of copy paper! And, they deliver! Contact Karen at (330) 673-6115 or [email protected]. 1 Electric Impulse Communications is giving Greater Akron Chamber members a free one-hour consultation at their offices or 20% discount on coaching services. Contact Leslie at (330) 668-6569 or e-mail [email protected]. Pak Computers is offering $15 off technical services and priority bench service. Expires December 31, 2015. They are located at 891-A Graham Rd. in Cuyahoga Falls. Call (330) 920-1136. Soft skills can make or break your company and your employees. Let The Vation Group help you "out-class your competition" and save you money too! Save 15% when you book a Vation Group package ― three seminars on business branding and professional & dining etiquette. Must mention discount at time of booking - [email protected]. Cleaning Greater Akron Chamber members can take 20% off non-sale services from Service Master of Hudson. Located at 1227 Norton Rd., in Hudson. Construction WOW 1 DAY PAINTING is giving Chamber members a free, no-obligation estimate and $50 off your first interior or exterior painting project. Contact Terry at (330) 475-2479 or e-mail [email protected] and mention you are a Greater Akron Chamber member. 2 Health Boggs Chiropractic would like to offer all Greater Akron Chamber members a Special on a New Patient Complete Exam, Consultation, and X-Ray and Report of Findings for just $37! Boggs is an in-network for most insurance packages, and they look forward to improving your health and mobility! Please e-mail [email protected] or call (330) 896-2424 for an appointment. Special pricing at Vitality Massage Therapy just for Greater Akron Chamber members! Save $10 to $15 on massage with the following prices by mentioning your Chamber membership: Half hour $35, one hour $65 and 90 minutes $95 (plus tax). Add a blissful aroma for just $5. Massage makes a great gift. Shop locally and support small business! Call or text business partners, Sue Petrol, LMT, at (330) 414-8882 or Rita Vitale, RN, LMT, at (330) 990-8089. Located inside Summit Natural Wellness Center, 1680 Akron- Peninsula Rd. Tubbs Chiropractic is offering to come pamper your staff, to show our appreciation for all their hard work. Our licensed massage therapists will come to your place of business and provide free relaxing chair massages to your employees. We will include a delicious dessert and refreshments! A special complementary gift for your employees will also be included! Don’t miss out on this special offer ― call Tubbs Chiropractic today at (330) 945-4700 or e-mail [email protected]. Good through June 30, 2015. Lodging & Travel Sleep tight at Hawthorn Suites Wyndham Extended Stay in in Montrose. Greater Akron Chamber members save 20% or more on stays over five days. And, guests enjoy a daily hot breakfast buffet, exercise room, high-speed Internet and one weekly manager’s reception. Must mention discount at time of booking: [email protected]. It's a Breeze Travel is offering a gift in every cruise cabin on any cruise line on all itineraries. For more information, call (330) 212-4744. Restaurant Relax after work at Jilly’s Music Room, just north of downtown Akron. Chamber members save $5 off an individual bill of $20 or more until 9 pm, Wednesday-Saturday. Happy hour starts at 4:30 pm. Jilly’s is located at 111 N. Main St. in Akron, next to Luigi’s. 3 Retail Save on shopping at NOTO Boutique at 76 S. Main St. in the Orangerie Mall in downtown Akron. Greater Akron Chamber members get 25% savings on any one item. PPG Industries is offering a 30% discount on anything* in the store including all applicators, tape and gallons, to Chamber members. Simply state you are a Chamber member, give your name at the counter, and the store will know what to do. *Spray equipment not included. Offer expires December 31, 2015. Sports & Entertainment This year’s Father’s Day weekend, June 18-21, 2015, up to 70 baseball teams will compete in the Akron/Canton area as part of the annual Nation’s Baseball 2015 Ohio State Championship Tournament. This 3-day event will take place at four highlighted venues ― The University of Akron, Thurman Munson Stadium, Mount Union and Kent State University. Games will be played at ten area high school fields. Programs are distributed free of charge. Call or e-mail for advertising information. (419) 994-4166 ext. 55, [email protected]. Ask about our special advance distribution coupon offer, free to Chamber members with the purchase of a 1/8 page size program ad or larger. Hurry! Truax Printing can hold space for your ad paste the deadline ― as late as June 5! On Thursday, June 11, 2015, network in fowl territory in left field at Akron RubberDucks Networking After Hours with professionals of the Greater Akron area. Only $10 including your game ticket, two draft beers and hot dog. Gates open at 4:00 p.m.; game starts at 5:00 p.m. Contact Dee Shilling at (330) 253-5151 Ext. 286, [email protected]; www.akronrubberducks.com. Use offer code: DEE (case sensitive). Between 70 and 125 teams will compete in the first annual Stark Summit Sandlot Baseball League 2015 Championship Tournament is July 6-12, 2015. Games will be played at nine area ball fields ― Brimfield, Suffield, Kent, Hartville, Coventry Township (Portage Lakes), Springfield Township (South Akron), Akron Ellet, Mogadore and Akron Kenmore. Programs are distributed free of charge. Call or e- mail for advertising information. (419) 994-4166 ext. 55, [email protected]. Ask about our special advance distribution coupon offer, free to Chamber members with the purchase of a 1/8 page size program ad or larger. Truax Printing can hold space as late as June 22! 4 These savings are available to ALL Chamber members, and more details by each member’s listing in the directory. If you’d like to offer a discount, contact your Greater Akron Chamber representative at (330) 237-1234. 5 .
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