Advocate
We show up at City Hall, code enforcement and developer meetings so residents — not outsiders — set the agenda for our blocks.

Northwest Landing Neighborhood Association advocates, educates and organizes resources for the economic and environmental sustainability of our residents — a Black community investing in itself, block by block.
Start here. No forms, no runaround — real neighbors respond.
Our mission
“To advocate, educate and utilize resources for the economical and environmental sustainability of area residents and stakeholders while enhancing community unification and growth.”
We show up at City Hall, code enforcement and developer meetings so residents — not outsiders — set the agenda for our blocks.
Homeowner workshops, financial literacy, tenant rights and youth programs that keep knowledge circulating in the neighborhood.
Repair help, clean-ups, grants, utility assistance and food access — connected to the neighbors who need them most.
What we do
Every program below started with a resident raising their hand at a meeting. Yours can too.

Block captains, evening walks, lighting audits and a text tree so every street has eyes, ears and neighbors who answer.
Join a block team
Community gardens, tree plantings and vacant-lot beautification led by our youth crew every spring and summer.
See garden days
Buy Black directory, contractor referrals, co-op buying and dollars that circulate on our own blocks before they leave.
Support Black business
Monthly meetings where residents vote on priorities, hear from the city and hold decision-makers accountable.
Attend a meetingBlack economics
A dollar spent with a Black-owned business in Northwest Landing pays a neighbor's rent, hires a neighborhood teen and funds the next clean-up. We build the directory, make the introductions and buy together so our money circulates here first.

6 hours
Average time a dollar stays in our community. Let's make it days.
When my porch was falling in, the association had a crew out here in two weekends. That's not a program — that's neighbors.
Ms. Deborah
Resident, 31 years on the block
My shop got its first ten regulars from the Buy Black directory. Our money stayed right here in Northwest Landing.
Andre
Owner, corner barbershop
My kids run the garden beds now. They know every elder's name on this street. That's the whole point.
Tia
Youth crew parent
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