Neighborhood Organizations
Know your neighbors.
Find a neighborhood organization near you.
Boulevard Neighbors
For more information, visit: www.boulevardneighbors.org
Cain Park Neighborhood Association (CPNA)
Serves houses located around the perimeter of Cain Park and adjacent streets. For more information, visit the group’s Facebook page. (You may have to be approved by the administrator to join this group).
East Fairfax Street Association
For more information contact: Lisa Brody, lbr73@hotmail.com.
Forest Hill Home Owners, Inc.
Serves residents living on Mayfield Road (south), Lee Boulevard (west), Glynn Road (north), and Taylor Road (east). For more information, contact president@fhho.org or visit the group’s website.
Check out the Cleveland Heights Aging Well at Home Resource Guide here.
Grant Deming’s Forest Hill Historic District Neighborhood
For more information, visit: www.grantdemingneighborhood.org
Noble Neighbors
Serves residents who lives east of Taylor Road and north of Mayfield Road to the border of Cleveland Heights. This group comprises residents and business owners working together to make the neighborhood a safe, friendly, beautiful and thriving place to live. For more information, visit www.NobleNeighbors.com.
Potter Village Good Neighbor Association
Serves residents who live on Castleton, Haselton, Radcliffe and Edison. For more information, visit the group’s Facebook page to request membership.
Coventry Neighbors
Started in 2022, this group welcomes anyone who identifies as living in North Coventry or Coventry to join their Facebook Group and email list — and welcomes anyone who’d like to help plan upcoming neighborhood meetups! Reach out to coventryneighb@gmail.com with any questions.
Nextdoor.com is also a useful resource for learning more about any block or neighborhood groups that may be close to you!
Want to add your organization to the list? Email your group’s information to Sarah – swolf@futureheights.org. Sarah is also available to offer coaching support for your group and/or help you get a group started.
And please utilize our Neighborhood Training Manual — it’s a FREE resource that offers some useful tips for getting organized!