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2025 Chamber Networking Power Lunch - TBD
luncheon, networking, events, orange county, city of costa mesa, business, resources, events, local
2025 Chamber Sundown Social
networking, business, events, costa mesa, orange county, chamber of commerce, business networking, food, local venues
2025 Chamber Sundown Social - April
networking, business, events, costa mesa, orange county, chamber of commerce, business networking, food, local venues
2025 Chamber Sundown Social - TBD
networking, business, events, costa mesa, orange county, chamber of commerce, business networking, food, local venues
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2025 Les Miller Outstanding Students - Scholarship Program & Awards Dinner
Dear Costa Mesa Community, Every year, the Costa Mesa Chamber (and Community at large) honors our city?s talented and highest performing graduating seniors and notable local college students. We invite you to participate in this year?s scholarship program as a sponsor to help us with funding for their scholarships. All funds raised will go to the Les Miller Sponsorship Program. If you would like to be a sponsor of any amount above $100 you (or your logo) will be listed in our social media blasts, advertising promotions and website (in sponsor categories) as our Costa Mesa Student Supporters. Our students thank you! Sponsor Categories: $100?Supporter $250?Booster $500?Guardian $1000?Champion $3000?Title Les Miller Scholarship Sponsor Please register for sponsorship prior to May 3rd, 2021. Our program namesake, Les Miller, was a beloved and high-standing community member for the city of Costa Mesa. He became the first principal of Costa Mesa High in 1958, holding the position through 1963 when he moved over to work at the district office. He stayed active in both the education and sports worlds for years to come, all the way up till his passing in 1995. In 1991, OCC named Les its Citizen of the Year for his work and dedication on behalf of local students. In 1999 he was inducted into the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame for his dedication to Newport-Mesa students and athletes. The following year, Costa Mesa High named its administration building in his honor.
