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OUR MISSION

The mission of The Chamber since 1896 is to improve the quality of life for all of Harlem’s residents, as well as to develop, attract and retain quality businesses and professional services. We are pleased that The Chamber dramatically continues to attract an ever-growing local, regional, national, international support base, ranging from single proprietors to Fortune 500 corporations.

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GHCC HISTORY

Since 1896, The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce has served as a pillar within Uptown’s ecosystem; leading an array of initiatives designed to economically, socially, and culturally empower Harlemites with an overarching mission of preserving and strengthening the community. The nonprofit marked a historic milestone in February by ushering in its 129th year of service.

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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce (GHCC) offers sponsorship opportunities for events like HARLEM WEEK and the Black Health Matters Summit and Expo.

The GHCC has hosted events with corporate sponsors including:

HSBC Bank, Bank of NY Mellon, Verizon, Viacom, HBO, TCW, Macy's, Bloomberg, Western Union, and American Airlines.

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HARLEM WEEK

HARLEM WEEK began in the summer of 1974 as a “one-time only,” one-day event (HARLEM DAY) with the huge objective of creating a much-needed “positive vibe” and pulling the greater Harlem community’s residents, businesses, religious, educational, arts and cultural institutions out of the most severe economic and social doldrums that New York City and the nation had faced in generations

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KEY PILLARS

THE 2ND HARLEM
RENAISSANCE

During the launch of HARLEM DAY, in 1974, legendary activist, actor, director Ossie Davis, Jr. proclaimed its creation would usher in “The Second Harlem Renaissance.”

A half century later, The Chamber continues to work diligently with stakeholders, small businesses and corporations in strengthening Harlem's economy through tourism, artist & culture, education, technology, health & wellness. Therefore, setting the stage for Harlem’s 2nd Renaissance.