Phinney Neighborhood Association
6532 Phinney Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
The Phinney Neighborhood Association’s (PNA) mission is to “build, engage and support our diverse community through programs, services and activities that connect neighbors and foster civic engagement.” PNA works toward this mission by offering classes, events, programs, and business support for community members and business owners. Join one of the PNA email newsletters by subscribing here.
Seattle Public Library – Greenwood Branch
8016 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
The Greenwood Branch of the Seattle Public Library is located on the corner of 81st Street and Greenwood Avenue. In addition to their flagship book and video borrowing program, the library provides computer and internet access, meeting and conference space, and a variety of events for children and adults alike.
Friends of Alice Ball Park
Friends of Alice Ball Park (FOABP) is a neighborhood based group supporting the community activation, use, and stewardship of Alice Ball Park. The park is located in the Greenwood Neighborhood, adjacent to the Greenwood Library in Seattle, WA
Northwest Greenways
Northwest Greenways is a coalition of Greenways groups from the north end of Seattle that includes the neighborhoods of Greenwood, Phinney Ridge, Licton Springs, Haller Lake, Bitter Lake, and Broadview.
Our group consists of neighbors working together to make our streets safe for all people to walk, bike, play, and live. We occasionally organize events to build community with neighbors, lead projects to make our streets safe and accessible, and support advocacy work in the northwest corner of Seattle.
Safe Routes to School – North Seattle Neighborhood Greenway
Point of contact: Dan Anderson 206.684.8105 northseattlegreenway@seattle.gov
The North Seattle Neighborhood Greenways Project is led by the Seattle Department Of Transportation under the guidance of Seattle’s Bicycle Master Plan, which identifies corridors to re-design to prioritize low-skill bicycle usage over driving and parking. The project reaches across multiple neighborhoods to design for continuous routes, prioritizing access to schools and other amenities particularly applicable to these users.
Greenwood Bureau Of Fearless Ideas (formerly 826 Seattle)
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