What is the Sacramento Metro Muslim Chamber of Commerce?
The Sacramento Metro Muslim Chamber of Commerce (SMMCC) is a nonpartisan 501(c)(6) serving Muslims in the Greater Sacramento region. Our mission is to improve business conditions through education, research, networking, trade promotion, and workforce development. The Chamber does not engage in lobbying or electioneering.
How many Muslims are in our community?
Why do we run a Job Fair, Business Expo, and a Gala?
The Chamber hosts three anchor events each year to strengthen economic and professional networks:
How does the chamber c(6) differ from a c(3), a c(4)?

Are dues deductible?
What do members get for $300/yr membership besides supporting the cause?
An SMMCC Membership gets you access to the following:
Community data summaries for planning.
What do membership dues cover?
Annual dues are $300 per member. Dues fund ongoing member services after launch: programs, research, networking, member support, basic operations, and compliance. At 400 members, dues are expected to cover the steady-state core budget (about $120,000 per year).
How are anchor events funded?
Anchor events are designed to be self-funded. Event costs are covered by ticketing and acknowledgment-only sponsorships. Sponsor recognition is limited to name, logo, neutral slogan, locations, phone, URL, and value-neutral product lines. Digital sponsor links point to a homepage or “About” page.
How are anchor event dollars spent?
Direct event costs first: venue, A/V, permits, accessibility, content, insurance, and event staffing. Any surplus supports future events or reserves. Funds are not used for political activities.