Welcome Service
The Welcome Service is committed to making first contact with new residents, providing them resources for arts, entertainment, and commerce through a series of small gifts attractively displayed in a basket.
The Creativity Collective's Klamath Welcome Service connects organizations and businesses to new residents. Dozens of relationships must be replaced each time a family relocates. The Welcome Service gives businesses and organizations the opportunity to introduce themselves to families and professionals that have recently moved to the area. This small gift can put a business in a favorable light and generate a relationship.
How it works
Businesses register for $100 per year. After that, they need only provide promotional coupons, samples, gift certificates, punch-cards and/or community information.
Items such as note-pads, balloons, maps, pens and mugs are also popular items. The Creativity Collective will do the rest. They design the baskets that will be picked up by new community members by appointment. Each basket contains $400 worth of savings and tons of useful information about the area.
The Creativity Collective advertise the service in print and online to ensure that recently relocated families and professionals are aware of the service. New residents need only bring their license from another area or old power bill and their new temporary license with their new address to get their basket. New businesses will be added throughout the year. Email us to arrange for your basket. It is free to the recipient.
Local businesses represented in the Klamath Welcome Service:
Seiler Consultants |
Mark London Designs |
Emmetts Automotive |
Indigo Beads |
Langfield Drywall & Painting |
Klamath Blues Society |
Dynasty Restaurant |
Realtor, Diana Kellstrom |
Country Financial |
Snowflake Festival |
US Cellular |
Southern Oregon Film and TV |
Klamath Falls Parks |
Trekker Designs |
Jessica's Consulting Services |
Win R Insulation |
Great Basin Insurance |
Herbalife: Kathy Skinner |
Main Street Jewelery |
Basin Indoor Gardening |
Green Blade Bakery |
Klamath Board Sports |
Images by Kristi |
Ohana Mommas |
Aftershock Entertainment |
Leap of Taste |
Next of Kiln |
Law Ofices of Phil Studenberg |
Klamath On-site |
Youth Development Services |
Leos Camera Services |
Klamath County Fairgrounds |
Klamath Glassblowing |
Wubbas BBQ |
Practically Perfect |
Basin Martini Bar |
Inkville |
Royal Touch |
Frye's Fancy - Nail Salon |
Klamath Dance |
Scentsy - Julie Morrill |
Fisher Nicholson Realtors |
Karen's Critter Care |
Painter, Allen Schmertzler |
M'Bellish |
Shasta Litho |
The Ledge |
Writer, Gary Smith |
Optilux Advertising |
Countertops by Top Secret |
Linkville Playhouse |
Craig Douglas Photography |
Gino's Market |
Fairway Plumbing |
Express Employment |
Basin Tire Service |
Mt. Mazama Water |
Northshore Hawaiian |
Klamath County Library |
Stampin' Up |
Kinetic Sculpture Race |
Jordan's Essentials |
All Star Trophy |
Prepaid Legal |
Basin Birding/Wiard Park |
Arbonne |
Daily Transcript |
12 Ranch Wines |
Permacut (Smokey Bear Gifts) |
Century 21 |
Botanica Creations |
Children's Museum of Klamath Falls |
Klamath Veterans' Memorial |
Eternal Hills: Tribute Center |
Xpress Automotive |
Siam Thai |
Adkins Engineering |
Sound Man |
Diamond "S" Meats |
YMCA |
At Home on Hope St |
Hope Pregancy Center |
Frontier Trailers |
Shasta Acupuncture |
Ana Torres - Nail Tech |
The Market at the Running Y |











