In the community

From planting trees to preserving history, HONNA’s programs are where neighborhood pride becomes neighborhood action in the Historic Old Northeast. Every initiative is volunteer-driven and community-focused, spanning five areas that matter most to Old Northeast residents: the environment, history, families, wellness, and the character of the neighborhood we share.

Community Care

Small actions add up across the neighborhood.

HONNA gives residents a practical place to find resources, coordinate volunteer energy, and keep shared priorities visible.

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Neighbors gathering on a brick street in the Historic Old Northeast

Tree Canopy

Shade, resilience, and stewardship.

Tree canopy is one of HONNA’s most visible community priorities. This section gives residents one place for planting guidance, care reminders, volunteer opportunities, and impact updates.

Volunteer Morning

01Planting guidance

Point residents to city resources, right-tree-right-place guidance, and neighborhood-sensitive planting notes.

02Care reminders

Make watering, maintenance, reporting, and preservation basics easy to find after a new tree is planted.

03Impact updates

Use news and event recaps to show canopy progress, volunteer mornings, and resident participation.

Community Priorities

Resident resources with clear next steps.

Each priority gives residents a clearer path to guidance, volunteer work, committee updates, and recurring neighborhood campaigns.

Tree Canopy

Shade and resilience

Guidance and campaigns around trees, replacement planting, mature canopy, and streetscape care.

Preservation

Historic character

Resources for renovation questions, preservation context, and neighborhood-sensitive improvements.

Children

Family-friendly neighborhood life

Programs, safety information, nearby resources, and ways for families to connect.

Health & Wellness

Connection and quality of life

Neighborhood-scale resources for walking, social connection, safety, and resident wellbeing.

Impact

Track visible outcomes

Volunteer mornings, planted trees, preservation education, resident participation, and civic coordination can be measured here.

Stay Connected

Neighborhood updates, events, and ways to help.