Join Columbus Public Health and the Columbus CARE Coalition during Trauma Informed Awareness Week for a screening and discussion of “Born Poor,” a PBS Frontline documentary that follows families across generations to examine how economic hardship, wages and wealth inequality shape opportunity in America. The film highlights how systems and policies impact families’ ability to build stability and move out of poverty.

No registration is required. All are welcome to attend.

PlayStreets events are free block parties held every summer in the Linden and South Side communities. Each event features family-friendly activities, food trucks, music, inflatables, petting zoos and more.

Families and children are encouraged to get outside and join the fun with your neighbors at a location near you. Click here to learn more!

All events are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Linden Fresh Market (1464 Cleveland Ave.)

May 16 | June 13 | July 11 | August 8

Maize Manor United Methodist Church (3901 Maize Rd.)

July 25 | August 22

The Residences at Career Gateway (755 E. Whittier St.)

May 23 | June 6 | August 1

The Reeb Avenue Center (280 Reeb Ave.)

July 18 | August 15

Celebrate moms while learning how to keep your baby safe.

Join us for a special Mother’s Day–inspired Infant Safety Training designed to support moms, caregivers, and families as they care for their little ones with confidence.

This interactive session will provide practical, easy-to-understand guidance on keeping infants safe, while also creating space to connect, learn, and feel supported in your parenting journey.

What to Expect
• Infant safety education and resources
• Lunch provided
• Mother’s Day gift bags
• Infant safety kits
• Mother’s Day photos
• Bus passes available for attendees

Whether you’re a new mom, expecting, or supporting a growing family, this event is a chance to learn valuable safety tips while being celebrated and cared for.

Registration required! Click here to register.

This event is held in partnership with Family Missionary Baptist Church and Reaching Higher Heights 4 Life.

The Mideast Area Commission (MAC) is one of  21 area commissions in the city of Columbus, distinguished by its unique structure. Unlike other commissions, MAC is composed of a representative from each civic/block watch associations within its boundaries. This model promotes inclusivity and resilience, ensuring that all community voices are heard.

We meet monthly to effectively address issues related to crime, city development, zoning, and other social concerns impacting our neighborhoods. MAC serves as a vital resource portal, connecting residents to city services and resources that can assist with their needs.

Each civic/block watch within commissioner holds the autonomy to make decisions affecting their neighborhood and can appeal to the MAC for support  when confronting challenges. By uniting around a common cause, we create meaningful progress and strengthen our neighborhoods.

The MAC meets every 3rd Tuesdays from 6:30 to 8:00PM at 4300 Kimberly Parkway at the Liberians in Columbus, Inc.

MAC Mission Statement: Amplify voices of the residents, fostering open communication and collaboration among neighbors, businesses, and city agencies to create safer neighborhoods.

MAC Vision Statement: “Connecting – Sharing – Advocating for a Better Mideast”

For more information, visit: https://www.facebook.com/CbusMACC 

PlayStreets events are free block parties held every summer in the Linden and South Side communities. Each event features family-friendly activities, food trucks, music, inflatables, petting zoos and more.

Families and children are encouraged to get outside and join the fun with your neighbors at a location near you. Click here to learn more!

All events are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Linden Fresh Market (1464 Cleveland Ave.)

May 16 | June 13 | July 11 | August 8

Maize Manor United Methodist Church (3901 Maize Rd.)

July 25 | August 22

The Residences at Career Gateway (755 E. Whittier St.)

May 23 | June 6 | August 1

The Reeb Avenue Center (280 Reeb Ave.)

July 18 | August 15

At the Greater Southeast Area Commission, our mission is clear: to enhance our community and make it a better place for everyone. Our decision-making is guided by input from community members and collaborative efforts among commissioners. We are committed to fostering productive relationships with city officials and community members to drive positive change in all our initiatives.

For more information, visit https://admin33474.wixsite.com/gseac or https://www.facebook.com/columbusgseac/.

We're taking community pride to a whole new level! Join us for a Rise Up CBUS! event near you. Learn about resources from city and community partners. Enjoy free food and music, and connect with your neighbors. Admission is free.

Rise Up CBUS! supports every Columbus resident to equitably prosper and grow.

Directions for Youth & Families Crittenton Community Center has launched a senior program and activities to provide a space for Eastland seniors to learn about and access needed services, build connections with other seniors, foster intergenerational connections, and combat the senior loneliness epidemic. Join us tor learn, connect, build community, and have fun!

Questions or want more information? Contact Jason Leon Moncrief at JMoncrief@dfyf.org or 614-362-8231.

Eyes down, daubers up! Join us for a game of high-stakes hovering and competitive sitting. First one to yell BINGO wins the glory! Groups call ahead.

For more information, visit: https://events.columbuslibrary.org/event/15933309.

The Far East Area Commission began in the Spring of 2010 with a group of community residents consisting of neighborhood block watch coordinators and civic association leaders who serve the Far East Side of Columbus, Ohio.  The group was concerned with the decline of businesses, inadequate city services, rising crime and rapid residential growth.  The commission was sworn in on March 5, 2012 as the 17th Area Commission in the City of Columbus. 

www.FarEastAC.org

www.facebook.com/FarEastAreaCommissionColumbusOhio/

Join us for a colorful, temporary airbrush tattoo. Groups call ahead.

For more information, visit: https://events.columbuslibrary.org/event/15849374.

Stop by the library for fun, hands-on activities! Ask staff for the day’s theme and projects.

For more information, visit: https://events.columbuslibrary.org/event/15764685.

Please join us for the launch of our Goodwill Solar Skills Lab and an engaging conversation on the power of innovation and collaboration.

We'll kick off the afternoon with a ribbon cutting and brief remarks about our new Goodwill Solar Skills Lab at our Brice Road Job Training Center. Special thanks to Goodwill Industries International, GRID, Google, and our other generous supporters of this initiative.

Followed by a community conversation on the power of innovation and collaboration in order to meet the viral needs of the Central Ohio community. Click here to RSVP!

Agenda

• 2:30 PM: Tours of Goodwill Solar Skills Lab (Optional)

• 3:00 PM: Ribbon Cutting for Goodwill Solar Skills Lab

• 3:15 PM: Community Conversation on Innovation and Collaboration

  • Ryan Burgess (Goodwill Columbus), Michael Corey (Human Service Chamber), Jordan Davis (AndHealth), Steve Preston (Goodwill Industries International)

PlayStreets events are free block parties held every summer in the Linden and South Side communities. Each event features family-friendly activities, food trucks, music, inflatables, petting zoos and more.

Families and children are encouraged to get outside and join the fun with your neighbors at a location near you. Click here to learn more!

All events are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Linden Fresh Market (1464 Cleveland Ave.)

May 16 | June 13 | July 11 | August 8

Maize Manor United Methodist Church (3901 Maize Rd.)

July 25 | August 22

The Residences at Career Gateway (755 E. Whittier St.)

May 23 | June 6 | August 1

The Reeb Avenue Center (280 Reeb Ave.)

July 18 | August 15

Enjoy music with your child! This interactive music program will allow you and your child to sing and play together, experiment with moving to music and explore instruments. Groups call ahead.

For more information, visit: https://events.columbuslibrary.org/event/15973564.

We're taking community pride to a whole new level! Join us for a Rise Up CBUS! event near you. Learn about resources from city and community partners. Enjoy free food and music, and connect with your neighbors. Admission is free.

Rise Up CBUS! supports every Columbus resident to equitably prosper and grow.

PlayStreets events are free block parties held every summer in the Linden and South Side communities. Each event features family-friendly activities, food trucks, music, inflatables, petting zoos and more.

Families and children are encouraged to get outside and join the fun with your neighbors at a location near you. Click here to learn more!

All events are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Linden Fresh Market (1464 Cleveland Ave.)

May 16 | June 13 | July 11 | August 8

Maize Manor United Methodist Church (3901 Maize Rd.)

July 25 | August 22

The Residences at Career Gateway (755 E. Whittier St.)

May 23 | June 6 | August 1

The Reeb Avenue Center (280 Reeb Ave.)

July 18 | August 15

Celebrate African history, unity and culture in this call and response program. Participate in song, dance and drumming from West Africa. Express yourself, share and have fun. Groups call ahead.

For more information, visit: https://events.columbuslibrary.org/event/15945464.

The Mideast Area Commission (MAC) is one of  21 area commissions in the city of Columbus, distinguished by its unique structure. Unlike other commissions, MAC is composed of a representative from each civic/block watch associations within its boundaries. This model promotes inclusivity and resilience, ensuring that all community voices are heard.

We meet monthly to effectively address issues related to crime, city development, zoning, and other social concerns impacting our neighborhoods. MAC serves as a vital resource portal, connecting residents to city services and resources that can assist with their needs.

Each civic/block watch within commissioner holds the autonomy to make decisions affecting their neighborhood and can appeal to the MAC for support  when confronting challenges. By uniting around a common cause, we create meaningful progress and strengthen our neighborhoods.

The MAC meets every 3rd Tuesdays from 6:30 to 8:00PM at 4300 Kimberly Parkway at the Liberians in Columbus, Inc.

MAC Mission Statement: Amplify voices of the residents, fostering open communication and collaboration among neighbors, businesses, and city agencies to create safer neighborhoods.

MAC Vision Statement: “Connecting – Sharing – Advocating for a Better Mideast”

For more information, visit: https://www.facebook.com/CbusMACC 

Science, art and books intersect when you discover rain fish, create your own fish and learn why only rain should go down storm drains. Groups call ahead.

For more information, visit: https://events.columbuslibrary.org/event/15945538.

Step into the kitchen as a space of support, where nourishment becomes another tool in your doula toolkit. This hands-on cooking class is designed to help doulas build confidence in preparing simple, nutrient-dense meals that support pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and overall family wellness.

Together, we’ll explore practical recipes, discuss the “why” behind key nutrients, and share strategies for supporting clients through real-life challenges like fatigue, nausea, and limited time. Whether you’re cooking alongside clients or offering guidance from afar, this workshop will help you turn everyday meals into meaningful care.

Come ready to learn, taste, and connect — because sometimes the most powerful support starts at the stove.

Registration required: https://www.cultivatingcare.org/comfort

Save Annie! Race to reopen her artery using real medical tools and vital sign monitoring. Navigate to her heart and use a balloon to restore her health. Hands-on life-saving! Groups call ahead.

For more information, visit: https://events.columbuslibrary.org/event/15849364.

At the Greater Southeast Area Commission, our mission is clear: to enhance our community and make it a better place for everyone. Our decision-making is guided by input from community members and collaborative efforts among commissioners. We are committed to fostering productive relationships with city officials and community members to drive positive change in all our initiatives.

For more information, visit https://admin33474.wixsite.com/gseac or https://www.facebook.com/columbusgseac/.

Unleash your creativity with improv! Develop joke writing, timing, confidence, and physical comedy skills to create unique stories. Perform in our comedy show!

For more information, visit: https://events.columbuslibrary.org/event/15849231.

Come JOIN us for the MOST FUN YOU'LL EVER HAVE AT A DOCTOR APPOINTMENT with your Mothers, Daughters, Aunties, & Sisters!

🔥 MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT! MAJOR WOMEN! MAJOR MOVEMENT! 🔥

We’re thrilled to announce that media powerhouse Kimberly Blackwell and actress Meagan Good will be joining Uplift Her 2026 for an exclusive Fireside Chat!

This is your moment to be inspired, connect, and celebrate women’s wellness on a whole new level! 💖

✨ Don’t miss it bring your girls and get ready to have a blast! ✨

NEW LOCATION: Greater Columbus Convention Center, Exhibit Hall B- High Street Entrance | 400 North High Street, Columbus OH 43215

Join us for a WELLNESS EXPERIENCE to give you a health & wellness experience of FREE biometric screenings, Mammograms, Colorectal Cancer, Lung Cancer, Peripheral Artery Disease, Maternal Health & many other screenings & assessments at no cost to the participants, healthy foods, dancing, vendors, aromatherapy, relaxation activities, and so much more!

Uplift Her will have a DYNAMIC DAY for our youth so if you have a daughter, niece, granddaughter, goddaughter, or mentee...make sure they beat us there to participate in the uniquely fun activities created by teens for teens! THIS DAY IS FOR YOU TO LOWER YOUR RISK SO PLEASE JOIN US ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24TH 2026 AND SPREAD THE WORD BEGINNING NOW!

Click here to register!

We're taking community pride to a whole new level! Join us for a Rise Up CBUS! event near you. Learn about resources from city and community partners. Enjoy free food and music, and connect with your neighbors. Admission is free.

Rise Up CBUS! supports every Columbus resident to equitably prosper and grow.

Directions for Youth & Families Crittenton Community Center has launched a senior program and activities to provide a space for Eastland seniors to learn about and access needed services, build connections with other seniors, foster intergenerational connections, and combat the senior loneliness epidemic. Join us tor learn, connect, build community, and have fun!

Questions or want more information? Contact Jason Leon Moncrief at JMoncrief@dfyf.org or 614-362-8231.

Be fully prepared to serve Ohio’s Medicaid families and enhance your postpartum care when you complete our 5-hour lab and training.

Our lab and training will cover:

• Contracting Basics

• Intro to Coding & UHC Claims

• UHC Value-Added Benefits

• 1:1 Claims Demonstrations

• Infant Care Skills

• Postpartum Healing

• Holistic Care Modalities

*CEs Available- Full attendance is required

Registration required: https://www.cultivatingcare.org/united.

Unleash your creativity with classic toy favorites like magnetic drawing boards and spiral art! Explore the magic and make colorful designs, intricate patterns, and imaginative art. Groups call ahead.

For more information, visit: https://events.columbuslibrary.org/event/15933376.

Become a cartoonist! No drawing skills needed—learn to use basic shapes to create characters and settings. Start your very own comic and bring your stories to life in this fun class. Groups call ahead.

For more information, https://events.columbuslibrary.org/event/15868173.

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The Far East Area Commission began in the Spring of 2010 with a group of community residents consisting of neighborhood block watch coordinators and civic association leaders who serve the Far East Side of Columbus, Ohio.  The group was concerned with the decline of businesses, inadequate city services, rising crime and rapid residential growth.  The commission was sworn in on March 5, 2012 as the 17th Area Commission in the City of Columbus. 

www.FarEastAC.org

www.facebook.com/FarEastAreaCommissionColumbusOhio/

PlayStreets events are free block parties held every summer in the Linden and South Side communities. Each event features family-friendly activities, food trucks, music, inflatables, petting zoos and more.

Families and children are encouraged to get outside and join the fun with your neighbors at a location near you. Click here to learn more!

All events are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Linden Fresh Market (1464 Cleveland Ave.)

May 16 | June 13 | July 11 | August 8

Maize Manor United Methodist Church (3901 Maize Rd.)

July 25 | August 22

The Residences at Career Gateway (755 E. Whittier St.)

May 23 | June 6 | August 1

The Reeb Avenue Center (280 Reeb Ave.)

July 18 | August 15

PlayStreets events are free block parties held every summer in the Linden and South Side communities. Each event features family-friendly activities, food trucks, music, inflatables, petting zoos and more.

Families and children are encouraged to get outside and join the fun with your neighbors at a location near you. Click here to learn more!

All events are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Linden Fresh Market (1464 Cleveland Ave.)

May 16 | June 13 | July 11 | August 8

Maize Manor United Methodist Church (3901 Maize Rd.)

July 25 | August 22

The Residences at Career Gateway (755 E. Whittier St.)

May 23 | June 6 | August 1

The Reeb Avenue Center (280 Reeb Ave.)

July 18 | August 15

The Mideast Area Commission (MAC) is one of  21 area commissions in the city of Columbus, distinguished by its unique structure. Unlike other commissions, MAC is composed of a representative from each civic/block watch associations within its boundaries. This model promotes inclusivity and resilience, ensuring that all community voices are heard.

We meet monthly to effectively address issues related to crime, city development, zoning, and other social concerns impacting our neighborhoods. MAC serves as a vital resource portal, connecting residents to city services and resources that can assist with their needs.

Each civic/block watch within commissioner holds the autonomy to make decisions affecting their neighborhood and can appeal to the MAC for support  when confronting challenges. By uniting around a common cause, we create meaningful progress and strengthen our neighborhoods.

The MAC meets every 3rd Tuesdays from 6:30 to 8:00PM at 4300 Kimberly Parkway at the Liberians in Columbus, Inc.

MAC Mission Statement: Amplify voices of the residents, fostering open communication and collaboration among neighbors, businesses, and city agencies to create safer neighborhoods.

MAC Vision Statement: “Connecting – Sharing – Advocating for a Better Mideast”

For more information, visit: https://www.facebook.com/CbusMACC 

PlayStreets events are free block parties held every summer in the Linden and South Side communities. Each event features family-friendly activities, food trucks, music, inflatables, petting zoos and more.

Families and children are encouraged to get outside and join the fun with your neighbors at a location near you. Click here to learn more!

All events are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Linden Fresh Market (1464 Cleveland Ave.)

May 16 | June 13 | July 11 | August 8

Maize Manor United Methodist Church (3901 Maize Rd.)

July 25 | August 22

The Residences at Career Gateway (755 E. Whittier St.)

May 23 | June 6 | August 1

The Reeb Avenue Center (280 Reeb Ave.)

July 18 | August 15

We're taking community pride to a whole new level! Join us for a Rise Up CBUS! event near you. Learn about resources from city and community partners. Enjoy free food and music, and connect with your neighbors. Admission is free.

Rise Up CBUS! supports every Columbus resident to equitably prosper and grow.

At the Greater Southeast Area Commission, our mission is clear: to enhance our community and make it a better place for everyone. Our decision-making is guided by input from community members and collaborative efforts among commissioners. We are committed to fostering productive relationships with city officials and community members to drive positive change in all our initiatives.

For more information, visit https://admin33474.wixsite.com/gseac or https://www.facebook.com/columbusgseac/.

Directions for Youth & Families Crittenton Community Center has launched a senior program and activities to provide a space for Eastland seniors to learn about and access needed services, build connections with other seniors, foster intergenerational connections, and combat the senior loneliness epidemic. Join us tor learn, connect, build community, and have fun!

Questions or want more information? Contact Jason Leon Moncrief at JMoncrief@dfyf.org or 614-362-8231.

PlayStreets events are free block parties held every summer in the Linden and South Side communities. Each event features family-friendly activities, food trucks, music, inflatables, petting zoos and more.

Families and children are encouraged to get outside and join the fun with your neighbors at a location near you. Click here to learn more!

All events are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Linden Fresh Market (1464 Cleveland Ave.)

May 16 | June 13 | July 11 | August 8

Maize Manor United Methodist Church (3901 Maize Rd.)

July 25 | August 22

The Residences at Career Gateway (755 E. Whittier St.)

May 23 | June 6 | August 1

The Reeb Avenue Center (280 Reeb Ave.)

July 18 | August 15

We're taking community pride to a whole new level! Join us for a Rise Up CBUS! event near you. Learn about resources from city and community partners. Enjoy free food and music, and connect with your neighbors. Admission is free.

Rise Up CBUS! supports every Columbus resident to equitably prosper and grow.

Queens in Motion is a monthly walking group centered on connection, wellness, and moving at our own pace. Join us for a 1.8-mile walk designed for all exercise levels—whether you’re strolling or striding, no Queen is left behind. Come as you are and move with the Village.

Queens in Motion will meet in the parking lot next to the tennis court.

Click here to register!

PlayStreets events are free block parties held every summer in the Linden and South Side communities. Each event features family-friendly activities, food trucks, music, inflatables, petting zoos and more.

Families and children are encouraged to get outside and join the fun with your neighbors at a location near you. Click here to learn more!

All events are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Linden Fresh Market (1464 Cleveland Ave.)

May 16 | June 13 | July 11 | August 8

Maize Manor United Methodist Church (3901 Maize Rd.)

July 25 | August 22

The Residences at Career Gateway (755 E. Whittier St.)

May 23 | June 6 | August 1

The Reeb Avenue Center (280 Reeb Ave.)

July 18 | August 15

The Far East Area Commission began in the Spring of 2010 with a group of community residents consisting of neighborhood block watch coordinators and civic association leaders who serve the Far East Side of Columbus, Ohio.  The group was concerned with the decline of businesses, inadequate city services, rising crime and rapid residential growth.  The commission was sworn in on March 5, 2012 as the 17th Area Commission in the City of Columbus. 

www.FarEastAC.org

www.facebook.com/FarEastAreaCommissionColumbusOhio/

PlayStreets events are free block parties held every summer in the Linden and South Side communities. Each event features family-friendly activities, food trucks, music, inflatables, petting zoos and more.

Families and children are encouraged to get outside and join the fun with your neighbors at a location near you. Click here to learn more!

All events are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Linden Fresh Market (1464 Cleveland Ave.)

May 16 | June 13 | July 11 | August 8

Maize Manor United Methodist Church (3901 Maize Rd.)

July 25 | August 22

The Residences at Career Gateway (755 E. Whittier St.)

May 23 | June 6 | August 1

The Reeb Avenue Center (280 Reeb Ave.)

July 18 | August 15

PlayStreets events are free block parties held every summer in the Linden and South Side communities. Each event features family-friendly activities, food trucks, music, inflatables, petting zoos and more.

Families and children are encouraged to get outside and join the fun with your neighbors at a location near you. Click here to learn more!

All events are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Linden Fresh Market (1464 Cleveland Ave.)

May 16 | June 13 | July 11 | August 8

Maize Manor United Methodist Church (3901 Maize Rd.)

July 25 | August 22

The Residences at Career Gateway (755 E. Whittier St.)

May 23 | June 6 | August 1

The Reeb Avenue Center (280 Reeb Ave.)

July 18 | August 15

We're taking community pride to a whole new level! Join us for a Rise Up CBUS! event near you. Learn about resources from city and community partners. Enjoy free food and music, and connect with your neighbors. Admission is free.

Rise Up CBUS! supports every Columbus resident to equitably prosper and grow.

Directions for Youth & Families Crittenton Community Center has launched a senior program and activities to provide a space for Eastland seniors to learn about and access needed services, build connections with other seniors, foster intergenerational connections, and combat the senior loneliness epidemic. Join us tor learn, connect, build community, and have fun!

Questions or want more information? Contact Jason Leon Moncrief at JMoncrief@dfyf.org or 614-362-8231.

The Far East Area Commission began in the Spring of 2010 with a group of community residents consisting of neighborhood block watch coordinators and civic association leaders who serve the Far East Side of Columbus, Ohio.  The group was concerned with the decline of businesses, inadequate city services, rising crime and rapid residential growth.  The commission was sworn in on March 5, 2012 as the 17th Area Commission in the City of Columbus. 

www.FarEastAC.org

www.facebook.com/FarEastAreaCommissionColumbusOhio/

We're taking community pride to a whole new level! Join us for a Rise Up CBUS! event near you. Learn about resources from city and community partners. Enjoy free food and music, and connect with your neighbors. Admission is free.

Rise Up CBUS! supports every Columbus resident to equitably prosper and grow.

Queens in Motion is a monthly walking group centered on connection, wellness, and moving at our own pace. Join us for a 1.8-mile walk designed for all exercise levels—whether you’re strolling or striding, no Queen is left behind. Come as you are and move with the Village.

Queens in Motion will meet in the parking lot next to the tennis court.

Click here to register!

The Mideast Area Commission (MAC) is one of  21 area commissions in the city of Columbus, distinguished by its unique structure. Unlike other commissions, MAC is composed of a representative from each civic/block watch associations within its boundaries. This model promotes inclusivity and resilience, ensuring that all community voices are heard.

We meet monthly to effectively address issues related to crime, city development, zoning, and other social concerns impacting our neighborhoods. MAC serves as a vital resource portal, connecting residents to city services and resources that can assist with their needs.

Each civic/block watch within commissioner holds the autonomy to make decisions affecting their neighborhood and can appeal to the MAC for support  when confronting challenges. By uniting around a common cause, we create meaningful progress and strengthen our neighborhoods.

The MAC meets every 3rd Tuesdays from 6:30 to 8:00PM at 4300 Kimberly Parkway at the Liberians in Columbus, Inc.

MAC Mission Statement: Amplify voices of the residents, fostering open communication and collaboration among neighbors, businesses, and city agencies to create safer neighborhoods.

MAC Vision Statement: “Connecting – Sharing – Advocating for a Better Mideast”

For more information, visit: https://www.facebook.com/CbusMACC 

At the Greater Southeast Area Commission, our mission is clear: to enhance our community and make it a better place for everyone. Our decision-making is guided by input from community members and collaborative efforts among commissioners. We are committed to fostering productive relationships with city officials and community members to drive positive change in all our initiatives.

For more information, visit https://admin33474.wixsite.com/gseac or https://www.facebook.com/columbusgseac/.

Directions for Youth & Families Crittenton Community Center has launched a senior program and activities to provide a space for Eastland seniors to learn about and access needed services, build connections with other seniors, foster intergenerational connections, and combat the senior loneliness epidemic. Join us tor learn, connect, build community, and have fun!

Questions or want more information? Contact Jason Leon Moncrief at JMoncrief@dfyf.org or 614-362-8231.

The Far East Area Commission began in the Spring of 2010 with a group of community residents consisting of neighborhood block watch coordinators and civic association leaders who serve the Far East Side of Columbus, Ohio.  The group was concerned with the decline of businesses, inadequate city services, rising crime and rapid residential growth.  The commission was sworn in on March 5, 2012 as the 17th Area Commission in the City of Columbus. 

www.FarEastAC.org

www.facebook.com/FarEastAreaCommissionColumbusOhio/

The Mideast Area Commission (MAC) is one of  21 area commissions in the city of Columbus, distinguished by its unique structure. Unlike other commissions, MAC is composed of a representative from each civic/block watch associations within its boundaries. This model promotes inclusivity and resilience, ensuring that all community voices are heard.

We meet monthly to effectively address issues related to crime, city development, zoning, and other social concerns impacting our neighborhoods. MAC serves as a vital resource portal, connecting residents to city services and resources that can assist with their needs.

Each civic/block watch within commissioner holds the autonomy to make decisions affecting their neighborhood and can appeal to the MAC for support  when confronting challenges. By uniting around a common cause, we create meaningful progress and strengthen our neighborhoods.

The MAC meets every 3rd Tuesdays from 6:30 to 8:00PM at 4300 Kimberly Parkway at the Liberians in Columbus, Inc.

MAC Mission Statement: Amplify voices of the residents, fostering open communication and collaboration among neighbors, businesses, and city agencies to create safer neighborhoods.

MAC Vision Statement: “Connecting – Sharing – Advocating for a Better Mideast”

For more information, visit: https://www.facebook.com/CbusMACC 

At the Greater Southeast Area Commission, our mission is clear: to enhance our community and make it a better place for everyone. Our decision-making is guided by input from community members and collaborative efforts among commissioners. We are committed to fostering productive relationships with city officials and community members to drive positive change in all our initiatives.

For more information, visit https://admin33474.wixsite.com/gseac or https://www.facebook.com/columbusgseac/.

Directions for Youth & Families Crittenton Community Center has launched a senior program and activities to provide a space for Eastland seniors to learn about and access needed services, build connections with other seniors, foster intergenerational connections, and combat the senior loneliness epidemic. Join us tor learn, connect, build community, and have fun!

Questions or want more information? Contact Jason Leon Moncrief at JMoncrief@dfyf.org or 614-362-8231.

The Far East Area Commission began in the Spring of 2010 with a group of community residents consisting of neighborhood block watch coordinators and civic association leaders who serve the Far East Side of Columbus, Ohio.  The group was concerned with the decline of businesses, inadequate city services, rising crime and rapid residential growth.  The commission was sworn in on March 5, 2012 as the 17th Area Commission in the City of Columbus. 

www.FarEastAC.org

www.facebook.com/FarEastAreaCommissionColumbusOhio/

The Mideast Area Commission (MAC) is one of  21 area commissions in the city of Columbus, distinguished by its unique structure. Unlike other commissions, MAC is composed of a representative from each civic/block watch associations within its boundaries. This model promotes inclusivity and resilience, ensuring that all community voices are heard.

We meet monthly to effectively address issues related to crime, city development, zoning, and other social concerns impacting our neighborhoods. MAC serves as a vital resource portal, connecting residents to city services and resources that can assist with their needs.

Each civic/block watch within commissioner holds the autonomy to make decisions affecting their neighborhood and can appeal to the MAC for support  when confronting challenges. By uniting around a common cause, we create meaningful progress and strengthen our neighborhoods.

The MAC meets every 3rd Tuesdays from 6:30 to 8:00PM at 4300 Kimberly Parkway at the Liberians in Columbus, Inc.

MAC Mission Statement: Amplify voices of the residents, fostering open communication and collaboration among neighbors, businesses, and city agencies to create safer neighborhoods.

MAC Vision Statement: “Connecting – Sharing – Advocating for a Better Mideast”

For more information, visit: https://www.facebook.com/CbusMACC 

At the Greater Southeast Area Commission, our mission is clear: to enhance our community and make it a better place for everyone. Our decision-making is guided by input from community members and collaborative efforts among commissioners. We are committed to fostering productive relationships with city officials and community members to drive positive change in all our initiatives.

For more information, visit https://admin33474.wixsite.com/gseac or https://www.facebook.com/columbusgseac/.

Directions for Youth & Families Crittenton Community Center has launched a senior program and activities to provide a space for Eastland seniors to learn about and access needed services, build connections with other seniors, foster intergenerational connections, and combat the senior loneliness epidemic. Join us tor learn, connect, build community, and have fun!

Questions or want more information? Contact Jason Leon Moncrief at JMoncrief@dfyf.org or 614-362-8231.

The Far East Area Commission began in the Spring of 2010 with a group of community residents consisting of neighborhood block watch coordinators and civic association leaders who serve the Far East Side of Columbus, Ohio.  The group was concerned with the decline of businesses, inadequate city services, rising crime and rapid residential growth.  The commission was sworn in on March 5, 2012 as the 17th Area Commission in the City of Columbus. 

www.FarEastAC.org

www.facebook.com/FarEastAreaCommissionColumbusOhio/