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MHNO MISSION

The Munjoy Hill Neighborhood Organization, iincorporated as a nonprofit organization in January 1979, has been representing the residents of Munjoy Hill for more than 30 years.

Purpose


MHNO is a representative organization that provides leadership and voice for its members, and all Munjoy Hill residents, on matters that build community and affect quality of life on Munjoy Hill. In doing so, the MHNO:

  • offers programs of service and financial assistance
  • advocates with city government on issues of environment and public services
  • facilitates communication among diverse groups on community issues
  • serves as a clearinghouse of information for local news and services
  • promotes safe and walkable neighborhoods
  • supports local businesses and community services
  • organizes community events
  • provides leadership on matters of community planning
  • collaborates with other organizations and leaders in the community

Vision

By 2012, the MHNO will be widely recognized as the leader and “go to” organization for its members, residents, businesses and city officials on all matters affecting the quality of life on Munjoy Hill. Its membership will comprise the majority of the Hill’s diverse population, and they, with their talents and energies, will be fully engaged in the work and mission of the organization. MHNO will be financially self-sufficient and sustainable, with effective fundraising capacities and strong information and communication systems. It will be lead by a well organized and highly efficient board, fully committed to involving and representing the organization’s members and building community.   

Values

  • A community that is inclusive 
  • A community that is racially, culturally and economically diverse
  • Small businesses that are integral to community life
  • Neighbors helping neighbors
  • Services that help persons in need
  • Neighborhoods that are safe, clean, easily walk able and esthetically pleasing
  • Planning that carefully considers all factors affecting the good of the community for generations to come 
  • A well-informed community that conducts civil debate
  • Collaboration among diverse groups for the well-being of the community
  • Schools in the community that provide excellent educational opportunities for its children 

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