Members of Neighborhood Organizations Now Skate, Walk and Network Together!
By Caitlin Hawke
It was a simple concept just a year ago. Take one great neighborhood -- Bloomingdale -- with lots of community-minded neighbors. Add three anchor community organizations -- BAiP, West 104th Street Block Assocation and us. And you get TriBloomingdale. The idea behind the three organizations joining forces from time to time was to bring a broader group of neighbors together to pursue common interests. We've always collaborated loosely on neighborhood events like the Halloween parade or the two annual yard sales. And BAiP was the brain child of leaders from both block associations. So it is natural to pool efforts so that members can find ways of getting to know each other.
Thanks to the TriBloomingdale initiative, if you are a member of one of these groups, you can join other members for the Sunday morning walking group where members walk at a very brisk pace. As of January, TriBloomingdale will add an ice-skating group that will go for an occasional skate at the ice rink in northern Central Park -- all ages welcome.
Going strong, too, is the monthly "Networking in the Neighborhood" group led by Harriet Hoffman for sole proprietors running businesses from their homes. The monthly morning meetings are a great way for local entrepreneurs to share resources and best practices. It's also a great way to get the word out about your business.
If you are a member of BAiP, the W. 104th Street Block Association or this block association, contact me for more information at chawke@bloominplace.org and make sure to specify which TriBloomingdale activity is of interest.
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Thanks to the TriBloomingdale initiative, if you are a member of one of these groups, you can join other members for the Sunday morning walking group where members walk at a very brisk pace. As of January, TriBloomingdale will add an ice-skating group that will go for an occasional skate at the ice rink in northern Central Park -- all ages welcome.
Going strong, too, is the monthly "Networking in the Neighborhood" group led by Harriet Hoffman for sole proprietors running businesses from their homes. The monthly morning meetings are a great way for local entrepreneurs to share resources and best practices. It's also a great way to get the word out about your business.
If you are a member of BAiP, the W. 104th Street Block Association or this block association, contact me for more information at chawke@bloominplace.org and make sure to specify which TriBloomingdale activity is of interest.
To subscribe to this blog and receive future posts directly to your email, please click here and enter your email address into our "feedburner" feed or stay in touch via the RSS feed icon at lower right.
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