Be attentive to social needs. Most folks come to neighborhood meetings for social as well as civic purposes. Bring refreshments to the meeting. Even small victories can encourage more people to attend neighborhood functions and give their time more freely. Recognize and reward personal achievements.
Newsletters are great places to acknowledge awards, graduations, birth and important anniversaries.
Good Neighboring awards also reinforce positive contributions. Back to Top Neighborhood Roundtable returns on April 5 Please plan on joining us Thursday, April 5 when the popular Neighborhood Roundtable returns. The Roundtable provides an information exchange where folks can help each other resolve issues and accomplish goals in their neighborhoods. The Roundtable recognizes that neighbors themselves are experts who have ideas and knowledge of great value to others working in their neighborhoods. We are frequently asked questions about events happening in other neighborhoods.