SNA Board

Over the years, the Association has striven to maintain a board composition that reflects the entire Sheffield neighborhood, including businesses and institutions along with residents and property owners.  At the same time, the Association has tried to maintain a mix of experienced board members and new, and a mix of long-time Sheffield neighbors and recent arrivals. 

During the annual budgeting process, a subcommittee of SNA’s Budget Committee will evaluate the donation requests that the Association received throughout the year.  To be eligible for a donation, the applicant must be a not-for-profit group that meets at least one of the following criteria: 

1.  It offers programs that provide a needed or useful service to residents of the Sheffield neighborhood.

SNA established the Sheffield Star Award to build community spirit by publicly recognizing someone who embodies that spirit.  The Association presents the Award at its Annual Meeting in February.

The Sheffield Neighborhood Association elected new leadership and recognized service to the community at its 2015 Annual Meeting.

SNA Board members and neighbors braved the snow to gather at Arrogant Frog, 1365 W. Fullerton, on Thursday, February 26, to discuss the state of the neighborhood and look ahead to 2015.

The following slate of SNA officers and directors was unanimously approved by the SNA members present at the meeting:

SNA established the Sheffield Star Award to build community spirit by publicly recognizing someone who embodies that spirit.  The Association presents the Award at its Annual Meeting in February.

Over the years, the Association has striven to maintain a board composition that reflects the entire Sheffield neighborhood, including businesses and institutions along with residents and property owners.  At the same time, the Association has tried to maintain a mix of experienced board members and new, and a mix of long-time Sheffield neighbors and recent arrivals. 

During the annual budgeting process, a subcommittee of SNA’s Budget Committee will evaluate the donation requests that the Association received throughout the year.  To be eligible for a donation, the applicant must be a not-for-profit group that meets at least one of the following criteria: 

1.  It offers programs that provide a needed or useful service to residents of the Sheffield neighborhood.

If so, the Sheffield Neighborhood Association (SNA) is the place to start.  Whether you are new to the Sheffield neighborhood or a long-time resident, property owner, or business owner, SNA offers a host of opportunities for involvement.

The Sheffield Neighborhood Association Board of Directors has approved the following recipients of $1,000 donations for 2013 to be distributed in 2014:

SNA seeks candidates for board of directors

Over the years, the Association has striven to maintain a board composition that reflects the entire Sheffield neighborhood, including businesses and institutions along with residents and property owners.  At the same time, the Association has tried to maintain a mix of experienced board members and new, and a mix of long-time Sheffield neighbors and recent arrivals.