By producing and hosting events, improving safety, creating and maintaining greenspace, fostering a presence of art, and working with new and existing businesses, we're building a street where people want to spend their time.

A community effort to address issues of generational poverty and children's success in Springfield, Ohio. Primarily focused on the southeast side of Springfield which includes two elementary schools and two middle schools. Springfield Promise Neighborhood builds assets in adults, youth, and in the community. Our summer and after school activities connect youth with mentors and with effective, evidence-based approaches to foster resilience in youth and help them practice the tools to be good people, make good choices, and give back to others. Our family engagement opportunities bring parents together frequently to promote positive parenting and build the skills necessary to be good citizens and neighbors. Our community development activities and multiple partnerships address the need for good nutrition and healthy activity, while providing the neighborhood a safe place to gather in a 1 acre urban community garden.

Works to reactivate existing block clubs and to build new ones, with an aim towards helping citizens express their thoughts effectively to policy makers. Provides training on basic skills like running meetings, getting neighbors out to events, establishing boards and by-laws, identifying issues and carrying out plans to improve a neighborhood's quality of life.

Community or Neighborhood Building programs help neighborhoods regain a sense of pride in their community by helping them come together to make and sustain changes that support its residents and reduce violence and drug use.

Works with residents, churches, educators, businesses and organizations to bring the community together to address concerns and issues that affect the neighborhood.

Provides assistance in organizing neighborhoods for safety and other neighborhood concerns (parking, building code enforcement, and other issues of common concern). Also provides assistance in reporting and resolving complaints against those violating the city's housing codes. Services complement local community development corporations.

Provides community council representing the neighborhood of Camp Washington.

Works to build the West Hill neighborhood in Akron. Coordinates committees to monitor crime and safety issues, advocate for proper zoning, aids in creating green spaces that include small neighborhood parks and community garden spaces.

Community improvement corporation designed to return abandoned, tax-delinquent land to productive use.

Community or Neighborhood Building programs help neighborhoods regain a sense of pride in their community by helping them come together to make and sustain changes that support its residents and reduce violence and drug use.

Provides community council representing the neighborhood of Pleasant Ridge.

Neighborhood with associations include:CENTRAC10, College Hill, East End, Lagonda Hills, Hayward , Neighborhood Pride North Hill #2, Roseland SNAP, Inc.,S. Fountain, S. Plum, S. Yellow Springs Corridor, Standpipe Alliance, W. End Committee, West Watch, Wheldon Park, C.A.R.E., Center City Association. Elmwood Place,SMHA, Summer Place, SENA, New Lagonda Neighborhood Association, Glenmore, Southern Gateway, West John St., Perry Street, and Great Lakes

Coordinates 10 neighborhood associations in the Lima City area. Works with residents, churches, educators, businesses and organizations to bring the community together to address concerns and issues that affect their neighborhoods.

Community-based organization composed of residents, faith congregations and other local stakeholders that encourages and supports revitalization and growth related activities in the surrounding neighborhood of St. Peter's Church. The group is currently running a Community Supported Agriculture program. Call for program activities.

Provides community council representing the neighborhood of Bond Hill. Meetings are held in the Bond Hill recreation center.

Community improvement corporation designed to return abandoned, tax-delinquent land to productive use.

Assists neighborhood residents in organizing around common issues and in formulating and implementing plans to address community concerns with policymakers. Helps coordinate and develop block clubs and provides services to residents. Provides services aimed at preventing crime and juvenile delinquency. Service includes community-trained mediators who can mediate neighborhood disputes in eligible areas.

Provides community council representing the neighborhood of Roselawn.

Provides help to community residents and organizations engaged in community building activities. Grants range from $100 - $250. Grants are intended to encourage health, safety, neighborliness, civic participation, volunteerism, community pride and activism in the North End of Mansfield (census tracts 6, 7 and 16). Three or more residents can apply for funds; Two or more organizations can apply for funds on a matching basis. Terms may change.

Provides community council representing the neighborhood of Avondale.

Provides community council representing the neighborhood of Evanston.

Provides guidelines for personal safety and property and a forum to address security-related issues. Meetings cover concerns, incidents, and observations. Police the 3rd and 5th districts as well as city housing inspectors attend.

Property watch hot line to provide neighborhood leaders and law enforcement authorities with quick access to property tax information.

Focuses university and community resources on the solution of real problems and the development of public and civic leadership capacities.

Provides environmental advocacy programs and volunteer opportunities to help enhance, improve and beautify Cincinnati Neighborhoods.