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The Garden Court Community Association (GCCA) is a voluntary membership organization of people working together for over 50 years to make our community the best possible place to live.  
The '''Garden Court Community Association''' (GCCA) is a voluntary membership organization of people working together for over 50 years to make our community the best possible place to live.  


Since the mid-1950s, GCCA has coordinated efforts to solve neighborhood problems and has carried out projects to improve the community.  
Since the mid-1950s, GCCA has coordinated efforts '''to solve neighborhood problems''' and has carried out projects '''to improve the community'''.  


The organization’s objectives are to foster good interpersonal relationships and cooperation among all persons living, working, or interested in our community.
The organization’s objectives are to foster good interpersonal relationships and cooperation among all persons living, working, or interested in our community.

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Welcome to Garden Court

The Garden Court Community Association (GCCA) is a voluntary membership organization of people working together for over 50 years to make our community the best possible place to live.

Since the mid-1950s, GCCA has coordinated efforts to solve neighborhood problems and has carried out projects to improve the community.

The organization’s objectives are to foster good interpersonal relationships and cooperation among all persons living, working, or interested in our community.

Note:  The above descriptive information came from the organization's Who are we? page.


Note: Check also to see if the org has currently active Facebook and Twitter accounts.