Neighborhood Groups
Alphabetical List
Faubourg Marigny Improvement Association
The stated purpose of the Faubourg Marigny Improvement Association was first outlined in the 1972 articles of incorporation for this nonprofit organization. The objects and purposes of this organization are declared to be as follows: “To protect, maintain and support Faubourg Marigny in the City of New Orleans and particularly…
Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association
The Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association (FSJNA), organized in 1977, is a benevolent group interested in continuing improvements in this historic New Orleans neighborhood through its people, children, historic waterway, public spaces and other environs. FSJNA has participated in numerous beautification efforts throughout Faubourg St. John from Parks and Playgrounds…
Faubourg St. Roch Improvement Association
This Association (FSR) advocates for all residents of the St. Roch service area. We have a goal of a fully mixed inner-city community with a homeownership rate of 50% or more.
Filmore Gardens Neighborhood Association
Residents began meeting formally in July 2007 after complaining to city government regarding damage to street lights, parks and streets. (Having suffered the city-wide effects of the flood that followed Hurricane Katrina, this residential area near the Mirabeau breach of the London Canal had been further damaged by disaster relief…
Garden District Association
In 1939, our neighborhood leaders recognized the special character of the Garden District and set out to protect its unique charm and quality of life. Today, its membership of hundreds of families and businesses are able to speak with one collective voice in matters of importance to the neighborhood at…
Gentilly Civic Improvement Association
GCIA was instrumental in facilitating the charette process the spring of 2006, which led to the UNOP plan. We have done neighborhood cleanups, give numerous general forums for the public on various recovery topics, provided support for all of the Gentilly neighborhoods for special issues (writing letters, making calls), etc.
Gentilly Heights East Neighborhood Association
GHENA’s mission is to help neighbors maintain and/or improve the quality of life of our community by being vigilant and focusing our efforts on safety, aesthetics and environment; working closely with community organizations, local, state and national officials, educators, health care agencies and businesses.
