The Sudbury Chamber of Commerce has become actively involved in management growth issues, commercial growth, legislative issues, community pride, business taxation and many spirited civic contributions. We conduct annual awards honoring the Town of Sudbury Employee, Teacher, Business, Businessperson and Citizen of the Year, which recognizes some well deserving citizens of our town. Our annual sponsorship of the Fourth of July Parade has saved the town well over $120,000 over the past 10 years but more importantly we have kept the annual tradition alive.

Our yearly Firecracker Ball, dinner dance, funds the parade. In that same time span, we have collected over 40,000 coats and warm clothing for the less fortunate, homeless and/or abused shelters of Boston, Worcester & Framingham. The Sudbury Pride program has decorated Boston Post Road with banners and flags welcoming the new Mill Village re-opening. In conjunction with the Thursday Garden Club we support the Business Beautification project as well as the traffic island flower buckets.

In all of our continuing programs and contributions to the town and its residents, we stress local involvement - its local business people working together with town residents and government to make Sudbury a better place to live, work and play. We also recognize that business people and residents have a constant need for professional and retail services and we are committed to providing a comprehensive resource for information about services available in the Sudbury area.

This website has been prepared and published as a service to business, residents and newcomers as well as the many others that call and write to inquire about our 360-year-old town. As an additional service to you we have compiled historical information, school and town data, useful statistics and important phone numbers. Membership in the Sudbury Chamber of Commerce is a sign of good business.

A well-financed, strongly supported Chamber of Commerce can be an effective tool for the business community as well as the citizenry in that community. Participation in the Chamber serves to fulfill civic responsibility and community relations through involvement. We welcome any suggestions or questions you might have for our Chamber. You may write us at the above address or call us at (978) 579-0000.

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