Five Things The Chamber Did For Your Business: December 1 – December 5, 2025

At the Murrieta/Wildomar Chamber of Commerce, our mission is simple: to uplift local businesses and build the connections that power growth. From celebrating milestones to nurturing relationships and supporting regional progress, we’re committed to strengthening the network that keeps our community thriving. Curious about what’s been happening?

Here are five highlights from the past week:

1. We were excited to celebrate the Ribbon Cutting for Mathnasium in Wildomar, a new educational resource dedicated to helping students build confidence and strengthen their math skills. Attendees had the chance to tour the center, meet the knowledgeable team, and learn about Mathnasium’s proven approach to making math accessible and enjoyable for learners of all ages. We’re thrilled to welcome them to the community and look forward to the positive impact they’ll make for local families.
2. Patrick continued his festive run as Santa during the City of Murrieta’s annual Santa Stops. This included an appearance at Sensory Santa - a free, low-sensory event is designed for neurodivergent individuals and people of all ages with adaptive needs, offering a calm and welcoming environment. It was a heartwarming reminder of how inclusive, thoughtful experiences help ensure every member of our community can share in the magic of the season.
3. We were thrilled to host the Ribbon Cutting for BRIM Coffee, a Latina- and women-owned shop founded by two sisters who share a passion for great coffee and community. Guests enjoyed meeting the team, exploring the warm and welcoming space, and sampling light refreshments. We’re excited to welcome this inspiring new business to Murrieta’s growing coffee scene!
4. Patrick and Chris attended the last quarterly Medical Leaders Luncheon of the year at The Springs Health & Rehabilitation Center, hosted in partnership with the City of Murrieta. The gathering brought together healthcare professionals, city partners, and community leaders for meaningful conversation around regional medical needs, collaboration opportunities, and the continued growth of Murrieta’s healthcare ecosystem. It was a valuable afternoon of connection and shared commitment to strengthening resources that support the well-being of our community.
5. We were honored to celebrate the Grand Reopening of Divine Discount & Thrift Store, part of the impactful work of Project T.O.U.C.H. Attendees toured the refreshed store, connected with the team, and learned how every purchase supports homelessness prevention and vital services for those in need. It was a meaningful milestone for a truly mission-driven organization.

We’re grateful to serve such an extraordinary business community—one rooted in collaboration, genuine partnerships, and shared momentum. Whether you’ve joined us at events, supported us from afar, or stayed engaged online, your involvement truly matters. Thank you for the energy, encouragement, and positivity you bring to our collective success.