Cherokee County Community Connections is the nonprofit arm of the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce. We are dedicated to strengthening our community through education, collaboration, and shared opportunity—offering events, resources, and initiatives that support individuals, families, and local organizations across the county.

Everyone is welcome! Whether you're a local resident, business owner, student, nonprofit leader, or community advocate, there are many ways to get involved and make a difference.

We will host a variety of community-based events and educational workshops, including professional development, nonprofit training, youth programs, and public forums. We also lead hands-on community improvement efforts—like our current Little Blooms Park Restoration Initiative, which aims to revitalize local parks and install new playground and outdoor fitness equipment.

We rely on volunteers and community partners to bring our programs to life. You can fill out our contact form to share your interests, or visit our Volunteer & Support page to see current opportunities. We also welcome donations, sponsorships, and in-kind contributions.

Yes! Cherokee County Community Connections is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and your donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

While the Chamber supports local economic development and business growth, Cherokee County Community Connections focuses on nonprofit, educational, and community-building efforts. Together, we work to make Cherokee County a stronger, more connected place to live and work.

Our Little Blooms Park Restoration Initiative is focused on improving public spaces throughout Cherokee County. We’re working with local leaders and residents to upgrade parks, install safe and inclusive playground equipment, and add outdoor fitness features that encourage health and community engagement.

Our headquarters is at the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce in Murphy, NC, and we proudly serve the entire Cherokee County region.

Instead of a newsletter, we maintain a regularly updated blog on our website. There you’ll find stories, upcoming events, volunteer highlights, and updates on ongoing projects like the Park Restoration Initiative. Our social media platforms will be coming soon!