A GUIDE TO MAPPING AND MOBILIZING THE ASSOCIATIONS IN LOCAL NEIGHBORHOODS

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16 Conducting and Inventory of Associations Exhibit 7: Types and Examples of Neighborhood Associations • Addiction Prevention and Recovery Groups Drug Ministry/Testimonial Group for Addicts High School Substance Abuse Committee • Advisory Community Support Groups (friends of…) Friends of the Library Neighborhood Park Advisory Group • Animal Care Groups Cat Owners’ Association Humane Society • Anti-Crime Groups Police Neighborhood Watch Senior Safety Groups • Block Clubs 1414 Central Block Club Tenant Association • Business Organizations Jaycees Local Restaurant Association • Charitable Groups and Drives Local Hospital Auxiliary Church Support for UNCF • Civic Events Groups Local Parade Planning Committee Health Fair Committee • Cultural Groups Drama Club Dance Organization • Disability/Special Needs Groups Local Americans with Disabilities Assoc. Special Olympics Planning Committee • Education Groups Local School Council Parent Teacher Association • Elderly Groups Westside Senior Group Church Seniors Club • Environmental Groups Neighborhood Recycling Club Adopt-a-Stream Club • Hobby and Collector Groups Coin Collector Group Sewing Club • Men’s Groups Fraternal Orders Men’s Sports Organizations • Mentoring Groups After School Mentors Rights of Passage Organizations • Mutual Support Groups Parent-to-Parent Support Groups Disease Support Groups (cancer, etc.) • Neighborhood Improvement Groups The Neighborhood Garden Club Neighborhood Clean-Up Council • Political Organizations Democratic Club Republican Club • Recreation Groups Bowling Leagues Bodybuilders Club • Religious Groups Deacon’s Group Bible Study Club • Service Clubs Optimist Club Lions Club • Social Groups Bingo Club Card Playing Club • Social Cause/Advocacy Groups Get Out the Vote Council Vigil Against Violence • Union Groups Industrial (UAW) Craft Unions (Plumbing Council) • Veterans’ Groups Women’s Veterans Organization Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) A Community Building Workbook © 1999 Kretzmann & McKnight
Conducting an Inventory of Associations • Family Support Groups Foster Parents’ Alliance Support Group Parent Alliance Group • Health Advocacy and Fitness Groups Weight Watchers Chapter Senior Fitness Club • Heritage Groups Black Empowerment Group Neighborhood Historical Society • Women’s Groups Association of University Women Eastern Star • Youth Groups Hope for Youth 4-H Club In classifying groups, some associations may fall under two or more categories so you may have to make a decision about the primary function. For example, a men’s baseball team could be classified as either a men’s group or recreational group. Your organization is also encouraged to add categories to the above list that reflect your particular findings. These classifications could then be integrated into your paper records or database system in order to group associations by function. The next chapter describes how to design a survey instrument to determine existing and potential activities of identified associations. A Community Building Workbook © 1999 Kretzmann & McKnight 17
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