The Fulton Heights Neighborhood Association (FHNA) is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization made up of neighbors and friends in the Fulton Heights area of Grand Rapids, Michigan. We are one of the older neighborhoods in Grand Rapids, lying between Heritage Hill and East Grand Rapids.
The FHNA is mainly funded by membership dues of $10 per household. If you live in our neighborhood, consider becoming a member to support our events and services! Membership Information
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About Us
The Fulton Heights Neighborhood Association:
- Publishes three Neighborhood Newsletters each year
- Hosts free annual events for all residents, including a Spring Pancake Breakfast, yard sale weekend, Dumpster Day, and Fall Fest
- Runs a Block Captain program to keep residents connected and well-informed
- Administers the Hillcrest Community Garden, one of the largest community gardens in Michigan
- Offers grants to support residents hosting block parties
- Proactively works with both the Fulton Heights & Michigan Ave Business Districts
Mission
Our mission is to sustain a welcoming neighborhood that fosters interaction and communication among residents. In order to fulfill this mission, the FHNA:
- Advocates for the neighborhood in civic matters
- Provides forums for communication
- Supports local business
- Hosts events to foster social connections
- Facilitates charitable projects
- Coordinates activities that benefit the neighborhood
- Promotes safety awareness and communication through the Block Captain Program
- Manages and maintains the Hillcrest Community Garden
Boundaries
The neighborhood association’s boundaries are:
- Fulton St to the south
- Fuller Ave to the west
- Michigan St to the north
- Plymouth Ave to the east
