Cunningham’s, Inc. – Printing Success in Our Communityfor Over 55 Years
For more than five decades, Cunningham’s, Inc. has been helping businesses, nonprofits, schools, government agencies, and community organizations make a lasting impression through high-quality printing and exceptional customer service. Located in the heart of downtown Kissimmee, Cunningham’s has grown alongside our community while remaining committed to the same values that have guided the company since its founding: quality, reliability, and personal service.
In an increasingly digital world, print remains one of the most effective ways for organizations to communicate their message, build their brand, and connect with customers. Cunningham’s, Inc. provides a wide range of commercial printing services, including business forms, brochures, newsletters, postcards, envelopes, wide-format signage, banners, promotional materials, and custom print solutions tailored to each client’s needs. Whether serving a small local startup or a large established organization, the goal is always the same—delivering professional results with personalized attention.
What sets Cunningham’s apart is its commitment to being more than just a printing company. As a locally owned and operated business, the company takes pride in supporting the organizations and events that strengthen our community. Over the years, Cunningham’s has partnered with countless local businesses, civic groups, schools, churches, and nonprofit organizations, helping them communicate their missions and reach the audiences they serve.
Community involvement has always been a cornerstone of the company’s philosophy. Cunningham’s understands that strong communities are built through collaboration and service. By supporting local events, charitable organizations, and community projects, the company strives to contribute to the continued growth and success of Kissimmee and Osceola County.
One of the greatest advantages of working with a local printer is the ability to build relationships. Customers work directly with experienced professionals who take the time to understand their goals, offer solutions, and ensure every project meets expectations. This hands-on approach has helped the company earn the trust of generations of customers and establish long-standing partnerships throughout Central Florida.
As technology continues to evolve, Cunningham’s remains committed to investing in equipment, processes, and expertise that allow the company to meet changing customer needs while maintaining the quality and service that have defined the business for decades. The company’s longevity isa testament to its ability to adapt while staying true to its core values.
Today, Cunningham’s, Inc. continues to serve as a trusted partner for organizations throughout the region, helping bring ideas to life through print while supporting the community that has supported them for more than 55 years. As local businesses and organizations look toward the future, Cunningham’s remains dedicated to providing the products, service, and partnerships that help our community thrive.
For more information about Cunningham’s, Inc., visit their downtown Kissimmee location at 106 Church Street, call 407-846-2332 or visit www.cunninghamsinc.com, Superior Service since 1970.
The Crave Has Arrived in Kissimmee!
The crave has officially arrived in Kissimmee! White Castle®, home of the Original Slider® and America’s first fast-food hamburger chain, has opened its newest Castle with a celebratory ribbon cutting, fanfare and first-day Craver excitement. This grand opening marks the brand’s third freestanding Central Florida location and continues its rapid growth across the Sunshine State.
Located at 5828 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, the 3,430-square-foot Kissimmee Castle features 52 indoor seats, 40 outdoor seats ,and two drive-through lanes designed to serve Cravers quickly and efficiently. Designed with a sleek, modern-industrial style, the Kissimmee Castle reflects White Castle’s vision of blending innovation with classic hospitality. On opening day, White Castle welcomed hundreds of excited Cravers with Sliders, swag and smiles.
Opening day drew enthusiastic fans – known as Cravers - from across Central Florida and beyond, eager to be among the first to experience the highly anticipated location. VIPs attending the ribbon cutting included White Castle CEO Lisa Ingram, a fourth-generation family member, joined by other family members and company leaders, local elected officials, development and community partners, and invited guests.
“You could say our Kissimmee Castle has been 105 years in the making,” said Ingram. “We’re humbled by the enthusiasm of our fans and honored to be part of this incredible community. At White Castle, our mission is to create memorable moments every day – and today is certainly one of them.”
Chief Marketing Officer Jamie T. Richardson added, “The Kissimmee Castle marks an exciting new milestone in our Florida growth. Each new Castle allows us to carry forward our 105-year family legacy while celebrating the Cravers who make fulfilling the Crave so meaningful. This Castle is a symbol of gratitude – to our team members, our Cravers, and the Kissimmee community.”
The Kissimmee Castle brings 60 new jobs to Osceola County, further demonstrating White Castle’s commitment to investing in the communities in which it conducts business and cultivating talent from within. The restaurant is led by General Manager Veronica Serrano, a longtime Central Florida resident who began her White Castle career in 2021 and has grown through the ranks into this leadership role.
Osceola County leaders and community partners welcomed the investment and its impact on the local economy.
“We’re thrilled to welcome White Castle to District 1,” said Osceola County Commissioner Peggy Choudhry. “Their decision to invest here reflects the strength and potential of our local economy. Our Board is proud to support opportunities that create jobs, attract visitors, and add to the vibrancy of our community as we continue building momentum and being first to what’s next.”
“The Osceola Chamber is proud and excited to welcome White Castle to Kissimmee,” said John Newstreet, President and CEO of The Osceola Chamber. “We’ve already seen incredible excitement from the community, and this iconic brand will create new memories, support our workforce and continue to grow Craver Nation here in Osceola County.”
During the ceremony, White Castle® presented a $5,000 check to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida/Osceola County. “Our partnership with White Castle continues to make a meaningful difference in the lives of the more than 15,500 youth we serve across Central Florida,” said Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida President & CEO Jamie Merrill. “We are deeply grateful for their ongoing support, which helps us open doors of opportunity and serve up brighter futures for every child who walks through our Club doors.”
The new Castle builds on the success of White Castle’s Orlando and Clermont locations, both of which have become popular destinations for fans throughout the region. Additional growth is already underway, with a groundbreaking ceremony planned for a Daytona Beach site on May 12 and a fifth planned for St. Augustine.
Operating hours at the Kissimmee Castle are 6 a.m. to 2a.m. daily. Guests can dine in, take out, or enjoy drive-through service as they experience White Castle’s famous Sliders and crave-worthy menu items. Known for turning openings into fan celebrations, White Castle once again delivered a memorable first day filled with excitement, nostalgia and, of course, plenty of Sliders.
About White Castle®
White Castle, America’s first fast-food hamburger chain, has been making hot and tasty Sliders since 1921. Based in Columbus, Ohio, the family-owned business owns and operates 336 restaurants as well as a retail division providing its famous fare in freezer aisles of retail stores nationwide. As part of its commitment to offering the highest quality products, White Castle owns and operates its own Slider Provider meat plants, bakeries and frozen-Slider retail plants. White Castle has earned numerous accolades, including Time magazine’s “Most Influential Burger of All Time” (2014, The Original Slider®) and Thrillist’s “Best Plant-Based Fast-Food Burger” (2019, Impossible™ Slider). The company was also named one of Fast Company’s “10 Most Innovative Dining Companies” (2021). For more information on White Castle and how to Follow Your Crave, visit whitecastle.com.
EXTENDED THROUGH JULY 10!
Our Chamber Coalitions launched four new awards last year and this year they have added a few more! The Coalitions Impact Awards includes the Chamber's popular Tomorrow's Leaders Today Award, which recognizes up-and-coming talent in the business world, as well as the Hispanic Leadership Award, Emerging Entrepreneur Award, and more! Nominate worthy candidates today for
Do you know someone under 40 who works OR lives in Osceola County who you consider an up-and-coming leader in our community? The Young Professionals of Osceola County want to give you the opportunity to nominate an individual for their Tomorrow’s Leaders Today Award! This Award recognizes individuals 40 and under that live or work in Osceola County and who go above and beyond in their acts of service, both professionally and for the community.
The Young Professionals launched the Tomorrow’s Leaders Today Awards in 2018. That year, eight remarkable under-40s were honored. Nominations* for the 2026 awards are open through July 10, 2026. Nominees will submit a detailed application and winners will be honored at our Awards Luncheon on September 23.
*Please note, nominating the same candidate multiple times does not increase their chances of winning. One nomination is sufficient for a candidate to receive an application. Winners are judged on the basis of the application they complete.
This year, for the first time, our Non-Profit Coalition is offering not one but two(!) awards to recognize outstanding non-profit work in Osceola County.
The Non-Profit Organization of the Year Award recognizes an outstanding 501(c)(3) nonprofit that demonstrates exceptional service, measurable community impact, strong leadership, sound financial stewardship, and meaningful engagement with businesses and volunteers in the Chamber’s service area. This award celebrates organizations that strengthen the community and serve as models of excellence, innovation, and sustainability in the nonprofit sector.
To be eligible, an organization must:
• Be a registered 501(c)(3) or equivalent nonprofit
• Have been in operation for at least three (3) years
• Serve residents or causes within the The Osceola Chamber’s geographic region
• Demonstrate ethical governance and financial accountability
Nominations* are due no later than July 10, 2026. Nominees will then complete an application to be considered for the award.
The Non-Profit Practitioner of the Year Award recognizes an outstanding professional working in the non-profit sector - at any level of the organization - who demonstrates exceptional commitment, leadership through action, measurable community impact, ethical practice, and a strong dedication to collaboration and service. This award intentionally honors both frontline practitioners and organizational leaders whose work strengthens the community and exemplifies the values of service, innovation, and partnership.
Nominees must meet all of the following requirements:
• Employed (paid or full-time equivalent) by a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
• Serve in any role or level within the organization, including program staff, coordinators, specialists, frontline practitioners, managers, or executives
• Have a minimum of three (3) years of professional experience in the non-profit sector
• Currently working within the Chamber’s geographic service area
• Demonstrate work that occurred primarily within the past 12–24 months
• May be self-nominated or nominated by a peer, supervisor, board member, community partner, or Chamber member
This award is not limited to CEOs, executive directors, or senior leadership. Individuals who do not hold formal management or supervisory titles are strongly encouraged to apply. Board members serving in a purely volunteer capacity are not eligible for this award.
Nominations* are due no later than July 10, 2026. Nominees will then complete an application to be considered for the award.
*Please note, nominating the same candidate multiple times does not increase their chances of winning. One nomination is sufficient for a candidate to receive an application. Winners are judged on the basis of the application they complete.
Sponsored by the Chamber's Pride Coalition, nominations for the 2026 ROY G BIV Impact award are open through July 10, 2026. Nominees will be announced online following the nomination period and the public will then be invited to vote for the winner who will then be announced at the Coalitions Impact Awards Breakfast in September.
The ROY G BIV Impact Award honors individuals making bold, lasting contributions to the LGBTQ+ community in Osceola. Inspired by the colors of the rainbow, each letter of ROY G BIV represents a core value that drives meaningful change: Representation, Outreach, Youth Empowerment, Growth, Boldness, Inclusion, and Visibility. From uplifting queer youth and creating safe, affirming spaces, to amplifying LGBTQ+ voices and driving community growth, this award celebrates those who embody the full spectrum of impact. Whether through advocacy, art, education, or service, recipients of the ROY G. BIV Impact Award are recognized for their unwavering commitment to building a more vibrant, inclusive world.
Our Hispanic Business Coalition is once again sponsoring two awards that will honor an individual who has proven their leadership and influence in Osceola's Hispanic business community and a business, organization, or initiative that has made an impact. Nominations* are open now.
The Hispanic Leadership Award honors Hispanic individuals who have demonstrated exceptional leadership within the Hispanic community through July 10, 2026.
The Hispanic Business Impact Award recognizes Hispanic businesses, organizations, or initiatives that have made a significant positive impact on the Hispanic business community in Osceola County, Florida. Nominations are due no later than July 10, 2026.
*Please note, nominating the same candidate multiple times does not increase their chances of winning. One nomination is sufficient for a candidate to receive an application. Winners are judged on the basis of the application they complete.
Presented by the Black Business Coalition of The Osceola Chamber, this award honors a rising Black entrepreneur who exemplifies innovation, resilience, and exceptional potential. It recognizes a business leader who is not only building a successful company, but also paving the way for future generations through bold vision and impactful leadership. Nominations* are due no later than July 10, 2026. Nominees will then complete an application to be considered for the award. Nominees should have been in business under 7 years.
*Please note, nominating the same candidate multiple times does not increase their chances of winning. One nomination is sufficient for a candidate to receive an application. Winners are judged on the basis of the application they complete.
Winners of all Coalitions Impact Awards will be honored, and in some cases revealed, at the Coalitions Impact Awards Breakfast on September 23, 2026 at Holiday Inn Orlando SW - Celebration Area. Check out some images from last year's event in the gallery below.
