LCC involves and empowers members of the community to take action on issues affecting their lives.

As you probably know, the Longfellow Community Council (LCC) is Longfellow’s neighborhood organization, and we’re dedicated to making Longfellow the best neighborhood it can be. We’re the neighborhood’s “go-to” source for questions about development, safety, livability, and building community. LCC listens to your feedback about what’s important to you in Longfellow – everything from cleaning up the Mississippi River to improving the timing of the traffic lights on Hiawatha! Then we organize events and work with our neighbors, policy makers, and government officials to improve our neighborhood.

In 2012, with the support of our neighborhood, LCC:

  • Facilitated activities to address crime in Longfellow including a three-part panel series called "Pathways to Peace" which focused on community oriented solutions to crime and conflict
  • Partnered with the Volunteers of America (VOA) transitional housing facility and provided community engagment opportunities and job training to over 40 residents at the VOA
  • Funded 15 Little Free Libraries
  • Installed artwork along storefronts on Lake Street.
  • Carried out extensive research on quality of life issues along the Hiawatha corridor through the CARE project
  • And so much more!

We’ve achieved so much – but we need your support to make sure Longfellow continues to be a great neighborhood!

We have big plans for 2013. We need your help to ensure LCC can continue to connect you to exciting, relevant projects and solutions that meet your needs. Traditional sources of funding are diminishing, and may disappear altogether, so we need your support now more than ever.

We know you’re proud to live here. Please support the neighborhood by donating to LCC today.

Mission

LCC will involve and empower the members of the community to take action on issues affecting their lives.

Programs

  • Convening meetings and organizing monthly and semi-annual events and outreach efforts to encourage community participation
  • Review and planning effort on development and land use issues
  • Environmental stewardship activities and programs- planning and coordinating implementation of housing improvement and commercial revitalization initiatives

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