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{{toplink|url=http://www.sgcaphilly.com/|name=sgcaphilly.com}}[[File:SpringGardenCivicAssociation.jpg|300px|thumb|right|A Spring Garden Civic Association event.]]The '''Spring Garden Civic Association''' (“SGCA”) is a nonprofit organization serving the Spring Garden community for over 50 years. We are '''one of the earliest, most experienced, and active civic ​associations in the City of Philadelphia'''.
In addition to hosting regular meetings and social events, the SGCA provides a number of services and programs, and facilitates community improvement efforts throughout the neighborhood.  We sponsor regular tree plantings, community cleanups, and efforts to fight trash and litter year-round. We work with the 9th District police, and local residents and businesses, to keep the community informed about safety concerns and help combat crime. We oversee zoning, historical, and liquor license matters, and work with local business to assist and help promote community enterprises. And, we partner with other local organizations, including the Spring Garden CDC, ‘The Spring Gardens’ community garden, and Green Street Dog Park, to carry out community improvement, social venue, and service projects.
 
Join with us in our continuing efforts to make Spring Garden one of the safest, greenest, most attractive, diverse, business-friendly, and welcoming communities in the City.


AKA Spring Garden CDC<br>
''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above descriptive information came from the organization's [http://www.sgcaphilly.com/ home page].


Its mission is to revitalize the Spring Garden neighborhood by eliminating crime, blight, poverty, and the effects of poverty; redeveloping areas of the community that have become run down and seedy; stimulating investment in the area; providing housing opportunities for individuals of all income levels; enhancing educational, employment, health care and recreational opportunities for area youths, adults and seniors; providing a storefront office for community outreach and services; neighborhood beautification and cleanliness projects&nbsp;; cultural events and opportunities; and many other programs
==In The News==
*[http://www.audacy.com/kywnewsradio/news/local/little-free-library-comes-to-spring-garden 'Little Free Library' book-sharing movement comes to Spring Garden], KYW, June 13, 2021.


Among its activities are the provision of a team of sweepers to keep the neighborhood neat and tidy, a free summer day camp for area youths (and sponsorship of young people for overnight camps throughout the region and the U.S.), and an art teacher for the local grade school.<br>
==Info==
*Membership:&nbsp;[http://www.sgcaphilly.com/membership.html General Membership]


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[[Contact Email::sgcaphilly@gmail.com| ]]

Latest revision as of 17:59, 29 July 2021

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A Spring Garden Civic Association event.

The Spring Garden Civic Association (“SGCA”) is a nonprofit organization serving the Spring Garden community for over 50 years. We are one of the earliest, most experienced, and active civic ​associations in the City of Philadelphia.

In addition to hosting regular meetings and social events, the SGCA provides a number of services and programs, and facilitates community improvement efforts throughout the neighborhood. We sponsor regular tree plantings, community cleanups, and efforts to fight trash and litter year-round. We work with the 9th District police, and local residents and businesses, to keep the community informed about safety concerns and help combat crime. We oversee zoning, historical, and liquor license matters, and work with local business to assist and help promote community enterprises. And, we partner with other local organizations, including the Spring Garden CDC, ‘The Spring Gardens’ community garden, and Green Street Dog Park, to carry out community improvement, social venue, and service projects.

Join with us in our continuing efforts to make Spring Garden one of the safest, greenest, most attractive, diverse, business-friendly, and welcoming communities in the City.

Note:  The above descriptive information came from the organization's home page.

In The News

Info