936-372-5300
P.O. Box 53
2313 Main St., Ste. 175 (Farr St. entrance)
Waller, TX 77484
info@wallerchamber.com
Welcome!We would like to offer you a warm Waller welcome!
The Waller area encompasses the Waller Independent School District and covers over 320 square miles. Most visitors don't know, but the area includes the communities of Waller, Hockley, Fields Store, Rosehill, and Pine Island. This geographically diverse area extends into both Harris and Waller counties.
The City of Waller is located about 45 miles west of Houston just down US Hwy 290. About half of the town is in Harris County and the other in Waller County. Out here small town charm is still alive in both the area and it's people.
Next time you are on you way to Austin or Bryan / College Station, stop by and have lunch or take a tour of the area.
For more information visit http://www.visitwallercounty.com/
1️⃣ Build Powerful Connections
Meet local business leaders and expand your network.
2️⃣ Increase Your Visibility
Promote your business through Chamber events and marketing.
3️⃣ Gain Credibility
Chamber membership builds trust with customers.
4️⃣ Attend Networking Events
Mixers, luncheons, and community events create opportunities.
5️⃣ Celebrate Your Business
Grand openings and ribbon cuttings spotlight your success.
6️⃣ Grow Your Business
Access resources, referrals, and collaboration.
7️⃣ Community Leadership
Be part of shaping the future of our community.
8️⃣ Marketing Opportunities
Social media, newsletters, and member promotions.
9️⃣ Stay Informed
Learn about local developments and opportunities.
🔟 Support Local Business
Stronger businesses create a stronger community.
2026 Calendar
3/6/2026 – Bingo
3/31/2026 – Scholarships due
4/3/2026 – Holiday
4/14/2026 – Monthly Executive Board Meeting
4/15/2026 – WACC Networking Luncheon
5/8/2026 - Bingo
5/11/2026 – Small Business Scavenger Hunt begins
5/12/2026 - Monthly Executive Board Meeting/Small Business Fairs
5/20/2026 – WACC Networking Luncheon
5/25/2026 – Holiday
6/9/2026 – Monthly Executive Board Meeting
6/19/2026 – Holiday
7/3/2026 – Holiday
7/10/2026 – Fair Bingo
7/14/2026 – Monthly Executive Board Meeting
8/7/2026 – Bingo
8/11/2026 – Monthly Executive Board Meeting
TBD – New Teacher’s Luncheon
9/7/2026 – Holiday
9/8/2026 – Monthly Executive Board Meeting
9/16/2026 – Networking Luncheon
10/13/2026 – Monthly Executive Board Meeting
10/16/2026 – Jr. Fair Board Bingo
10/21/2026 – Networking Luncheon
11/6/2026 – Bingo
11/10/2026 - Monthly Executive Board Meeting
11/11/2026 – Holiday
11/18/2026 – Networking Luncheon
11/26/2026 – Holiday
11/27/2026 – Holiday
12/8/2026 – Monthly Executive Board Meeting
12/16/2026 – Networking Luncheon
12/24/2026 – Holiday
12/25/2026 – Holiday
12/31/2026 – Holiday
1/1/2027 - Holiday
A Chamber of Commerce is a local organization made up of businesses, professionals, and community leaders who work together to support and grow the local economy. Think of it as a business network and community leadership group focused on making a city or region a better place to do business.
Many local chambers are independent nonprofits, while some also connect with larger groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Most chambers focus on four main areas:
Chambers bring business owners together through:
Networking events
Business mixers
Ribbon cuttings
Community events
Lunch-and-learns
These events help businesses build relationships and referrals.
Chambers help members get visibility by:
Promoting new businesses
Sharing member news on social media
Hosting grand openings and ribbon cuttings
Listing businesses in directories
Referring customers to members
Chambers often work with city leaders and organizations to:
Attract new businesses
Improve local economic growth
Support tourism and events
Advocate for infrastructure and quality-of-life improvements
Chambers can represent business interests by:
Speaking with local government
Supporting business-friendly policies
Providing a collective voice for the business community
Businesses usually join because it helps them:
⭐ Get more customers – referrals from the chamber and other members
⭐ Build relationships – meet other local business leaders
⭐ Gain credibility – membership signals trust and community involvement
⭐ Market their business – events, listings, sponsorships, and promotions
⭐ Stay informed – updates on local issues, development, and opportunities
A Chamber of Commerce is basically:
A business network + marketing platform + community leadership group.
It connects businesses to each other and to the community.
Aero-Septic Maintenance, Inc.
281-361-9681
Alegacy Group, LLC
832-916-3700
AllTex Welding Supply, Inc.
936-931-1072
Avid Controls, Inc.
281-640-8600
Big State Amusement LLC
713-553-0242
Blinn College District
979-830-4115
Brazos Valley Schools Credit Union
281-391-2149
Bridgeland
281-304-5588
Bleyl Engineering
936-441-7833
C & C Sports & Apparel
936-727-9107
Cactus Chiropractic
936-202-2982
The Waller Area Chamber of Commerce does not endorse any political candidate running for any elections - local, state or federal. We do have active Political Officials that are Individual members AND we have currently campaigning Candidates that have joined as Members to help promote their campaign. Occasionally we will forward posts on our Facebook page giving meet and greet information but those are NOT endorsements or recommendations.
"Community Beyond the Marketplace"
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