celbrating those who make mercer stronger

Jason and Meghan Fleming exemplify what it means to be a business committed to its community. Through their drone business, they have consistently given their time, talents, and resources to support Mercer County—from providing photography for Chamber events and supporting local food drives to helping raise $1,000 for the Mercer County Food Bank this summer. Meghan also serves as the Chamber Secretary and volunteers with community events, while both Jason and Meghan regularly step up wherever help is needed. Their genuine heart for service and commitment to making Mercer County stronger make them deserving candidates for Business of the Year.

Bethany Church has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to serving the Mercer community. Through programs, block parties, dinners, and other community events, they continually bring people together and create opportunities for connection. They also serve as the chartering organization for Haven of Mercer and Boy Scout Troop 83, supporting organizations that make a lasting impact in our community. Their dedication to service and community involvement makes Bethany Church a deserving Nonprofit of the Year.

Sam represents the very best of quiet, selfless community service. Without seeking recognition or credit, Sam and his family have given countless hours, materials, equipment, and resources to maintain and improve Brandy Springs Park. Whether building, repairing, supporting sports and teams, or helping create new attractions, Sam simply sees a need and steps up to meet it—often using his own equipment and resources to help save the community money. His commitment began with a desire to give his daughter, Emily, a place to play and has grown into years of service benefiting countless others. Sam may shy away from the spotlight, but his dedication to the community makes him truly deserving of Individual of the Year.