Business Briefs

It’s your church

Kincaid Construction Co. (www.kincaidconstruction.com) is kicking off its 50 year anniversary in the Winter Park community with a $1.2 million project, turning an abandoned Albertson’s grocery store into the 20,000-square-foot River of Life Church.

Let the chamber care

The Winter Park Chamber of Commerce is now accepting applications for its 2013-14 Chamber Cares campaign. Launched in 2008, Chamber Cares, a small business and community philanthropy effort, has raised almost $100,000 to support initiatives like the UCF College of Medicine’s inaugural class, the Senior’s First emergency Meals-On-Wheels program, the Winter Park Public Library, the Winter Park Day Nursery and the Down Syndrome Association of Central Florida. The Chamber will accept applications from non-profit Chamber members who are in good standing. Applications must be received by July 1, 2013 to be considered. Visit winterpark.org/content/chamber-cares or call 407-644-8281 for more information.

Booking it

Winston-James Development, based in South Daytona, recently negotiated a lease agreement for 938 square feet of office space at its Aloma Business Center on Aloma Avenue in Winter Park. Winston Schwartz, president of Winston-James Development, said OSS Office Support Services, a certified “Quick Book” financial consulting firm, leased the office space.

Theater grows

Mad Cow Theatre is pleased to announce the award of a $250,000 grant as part of the Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs Cultural Facilities program, to be used for the equipping of our new facility at 54 W. Church St. This grant is matched with $250,000 in gifts from many donors across Central Florida.