Neigborhood Link has been around for a long time, and we are dedicated to community service. We believe in the great things people can accomplish right in their own neighborhoods. Offering free neighborhood websites is our way of helping individuals across the country improve their communities and become better citizens.
Here are a few examples of what neighborhoods have accomplished with their websites.
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CNA has always been a pioneer. It’s the oldest voluntary neighborhood association in Garland, Texas. Today it continues to lead the way, maintaining one of the most effective online communities in the country. Read Full Camelot Success Story...
| Using Neighborhood Link tools, Camelot residents have: | |
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| Coordinated the donations of hundreds of books and clothing items. | |
| Facilitated posting information to the Newsletter 'The Knightly News'. | |
| Informed neighbors how to opt out of promotional marketing. | |
| Allowed neighbors to report drug activity without fear of retaliation. | |
| Helped families find information about code compliance. | |
| Disseminated information about meetings with police and city officials. | |
Piggsville users routinely envision and implement new ways to effectively use their website. Through their online efforts the fabric of their local community has been greatly strengthened. Read Full Piggsville Success Story
| Using Neighborhood Link tools, Piggsville residents have: | |
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| Created a criminal incident reporting mechanism | |
| Increased neighborhood volunteerism | |
| Banded together in efforts to proactively stop crime. | |
| Brought neighbors together to support fundraisers for cancer | |
| Organized support-efforts for veterans and their families. | |
| Coordinated the donations of hundreds of books and clothing items. | |
The Rolling Oaks Homeowners Association in Charlotte, NC was created to bring people of diverse backgrounds together in a spirit of fellowship and to nurture this diversity; it is the root of their neighborhood personality. The residents have used FREE Neighborhood Link utilities to put together a dynamic site with communication between neighbors, city officials, county officials, and local law enforcement. Read Full Rolling Oaks Success Story
| Using Neighborhood Link tools, Rolling Oaks residents have: | |
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| Brought neighbors together to support the 'National Night Out' with local police. | |
| Disseminated information about meetings with police and city officials. | |
| Created a 'Jobs Information' section to help neighbors with employment. | |
| Instructed neighbors in water conservation including the collection of rain water for irrigation. | |
| Posted covenants, bylaws, articles of incorporation, etc. | |
CCHN created its HOA in the early 1970s and is one of the oldest Neighborhoods in Denver, CO (developed in the early 1920s). Because CCHN is in a landmark historic district, their are strict covenants concerning building and renovation.
| Using Neighborhood Link tools, Country Club Historic residents have: | |
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| Help enforce strict historic landmark provisions. | |
| Disseminated information about ongoing development projects affecting their neighborhood. | |
| Raised over $130,000 to create new urns at various entrance points to their neighborhood for traffic mitigation and beautification. | |
| Broadcast timely crime alerts to neighbors. | |
| Organized an email alert system for regular updates. | |
Simple and effective, free Neighborhood Link websites help hoas, condo associations, and neighborhoods across the country empower their residents, improve communication, and accomplish their goals.