What are some good ways to promote community spirit in a neighborhood?

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  1. AliciaC profile image93
    AliciaCposted 12 years ago

    What are some good ways to promote community spirit in a neighborhood?

  2. juneaukid profile image70
    juneaukidposted 12 years ago

    One thing we did in Denver was to zerascape the strips of yard between the sidewalks and the street thus saving on water neighborhood consumption and the labor of having to mow that outer strip of yard.

  3. rlaha profile image60
    rlahaposted 12 years ago

    Encourage activities and cleanup for streets every month.  Also you can have meetings to see how to improve the cleanliness of the neighborhood including where to put trash receptacles for an aesthetic look.

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    shazwellynposted 12 years ago

    First impressions count.  Introduce yourself and others to each other.  Be thoughtful to others and communicate.  In fact, communication is the key to happiness, especially when thinking in terms of community.

    Try and get people together by being positive about all around you.  Organise an open get together - barbeque, street party, picnic.
    Create a hub for the community - place where people can get together - like a community hall - where you can share and make plans to making your environment a better place.  Remember, there is always room for improvement!

    You can only be the best you can be, so set a positive example by being your best - considerate, mindful of other people's perception of reality and unconditional in your giving.

  5. perfectperception profile image60
    perfectperceptionposted 12 years ago

    Try a monthly or bi-monthly activity so that the neighborhood can get to know each other.  It can get the ball rolling.

  6. flashmakeit profile image60
    flashmakeitposted 12 years ago

    Have or join the street club and suggest different activity like a block party, community needs, gaint yards sells, meet people who work for the city, welcoming new neighbors, talent shows, garden clubs, erc.

  7. My Minds Eye53 profile image59
    My Minds Eye53posted 12 years ago

    My sister lived on a cul-de-sac and they would have a huge block party once a year.  It was great.

  8. xethonxq profile image67
    xethonxqposted 12 years ago

    Volunteer would be one thing I'd pick. There are so many ways people can give back in a community that helps bring the community together.

  9. Nicola Tweedie profile image59
    Nicola Tweedieposted 12 years ago

    Organise an event together - something that involves as many people as possible and needs lots of people to share what they do well. We had a street party and it was fantastic - some people entertained children, some people sung and played music, some people cooked, some people helped contact the local authorites to get permission, some people decorated the street, some people did the lighting when it got dark and some people helped clean up afterwards...it was amazing and we all got to know people we hadn't known before the event. Highly recommeneded.

 
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