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Chamber
of Commerce
South
West Communities Chamber of Commerce
A Regional Chamber Serving the Greater Bridgeville Area
“It makes a difference…Join Today!”
Working cooperatively
with business and the community for over 75 years.
990 Washington Pike
Bridgeville, PA 15017
Phone: (412) 221-4100
Fax: (412) 257-1210
swccoc@city-net.com
Introducing the
Business Resource Center
 The
Business Resource Center at the South West Communities Chamber of
Commerce is now available to members of the South Hills business
community.
Through a grant from
the Department of Community and Economic Development, the Chamber
has created a convenient and affordable site for your next
business meeting, presentation, project or conference.
The Business Resource
Center is a fully equipped facility with state-of-the-art
technology to support your business activities.
The Business Resource
Center now offers:
• WiFi Internet
Access - 802.1b, 2.4 GHz & 5.2 GHz
• 42” Plasma Display for audio/visual presentations
• DVD/VCR equipment, plasma display connections
• Computer Workstation with high-end printing station
• Conference Table and equipped Kitchen area
Whether you are an
established professional wanting to meet with clients, a small
start-up needing a place to conduct business, or a larger company
looking for an off-site venue, we can provide a professional and
friendly environment.
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October 4th
. . . . . “Business After Hours Mixer” at A Basket
of Pittsburgh
October 9th
. . . . . Monthly Luncheon “Your Credit Scores &
Their Impact” Peters Place Restaurant
October
18th. . . . . 33rd Annual Celebration “Let’s UnWINE.
. . A Strolling Feast” Hilton Garden Inn Pittsburgh/Southpointe
November
13th . . . Monthly Luncheon “Election Follow Up”
with Jon Delano KDKA-TV Money and Political Editor
Non-Members
Welcome! Call 412-221-4100 for Details!
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CHAMBER PARTNERS
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MEMBER
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First Commonwealth Keeps it Local
 First
Commonwealth, a Chamber member since 1976, offers the best of both
worlds when it comes to banking.
While it possesses
the resources of a large financial institution – some $6 billion
in assets – the company also likes to maintain the local touch
of a small, community bank.
That effort is
evident in the Bank’s presence in numerous cultural, business
and sporting events, and programs around town. In September, for
example, First Commonwealth sponsored a punt, pass, and kick
competition during a Pitt game at Heinz Field. Shortly before
that, the bank awarded $10,000 in scholarship money to eight local
children as part of an essay-writing contest. The Bank also has an
on-going program to help teach elementary and high school students
the basics of personal money management.
One of the best
examples of the bank’s commitment to the community is the
monthly awards it hands out to its employees who make the greatest
impact on the neighborhoods in which they work. “As a bank, the
communities in which we’re located are our customer base, and
our employees are part of the fabric of those communities,” says
John Dolan, president of First Commonwealth.
The Indiana,
Pa.-based company made its first inroads into the region in 1994
when it established branches in Bridgeville and McDonald. Since
then, the bank’s presence in the area has grown exponentially,
with more than 30 locations in the greater Pittsburgh area. Its
online banking options, network of ATMs, and financial services
and products rival those of any bank, while its community
involvement is second-to-none.
First Commonwealth
has locations throughout Western Pennsylvania. Local branches
include:
Bridgeville, 428
Station Street, 412-221-7700.
Robinson, 198 Park Manor Drive, 412-747-8100.
McDonald, 311 West Barr Street, 724-926-1325.
For more information
on services and times of business, go to www.fcbanking.com.
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