The Lakeland Chamber of Commerce hosted its March Luncheon, bringing together local business leaders and community members for an engaging and well-attended event. Featured speaker Kellye Stelling, Location Leader with Isaiah 117 House, delivered an inspiring presentation focused on supporting vulnerable children and families. As a Tennessee-based organization with a growing presence in Lakeland, Isaiah 117 House continues to expand its impact within the community.
The program also included a live performance by the Lakeland Preparatory School Jazz Ensemble, adding a dynamic musical element to the luncheon—an experience that has become a valued tradition at Chamber events in Lakeland. The entertainment portion was sponsored by the Lakeland Arts Council, while the luncheon itself was sponsored by Pro Health Wellness Clinic. The Midsouth Veterans League hosted the Spotlight Table.
Attendees enjoyed a catered meal provided by Owners Box Sports Grill, helping to round out a thoughtfully organized event that emphasized community engagement, collaboration, and service.
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