After more than a year of pandemic delays, the Bellcourt Civic Association has finally been incorporated!
Please join us for a fun and free walking tour of our lovely community. Historian and preservationist Paul Graziano will lead us on a tour that covers the history of how Bellcourt came to be and show us some of the classic features that make a Bellcourt home so distinctive. Details on Patch
Neighbors and local activists came together to raise awareness of the dangerous situation on 38th Avenue. Read the news article about it
We became official with this important organizational meeting. Read the press release
After more than a year of waiting for our application to be processed, we are now officially the Bellcourt Civic Association, Incorporated, a New York State corporation and an IRS-approved non-profit. We'll be able to start collecting dues shortly.
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At the November 9, 2023, annual general membership meeting, our incoming slate of officers was elected for the 2024-2025 term. Your new officers are:
President: Margaret Foley
Vice President: Paul DiBenedetto
Secretary: Richard Nadan
Treasurer: Roseann Henry
The previous officers will hand off their duties to incoming officers at a transitional meeting in December; the new officers will assume their roles effective January 1, 2024. Congratulations to our new officers!
On Monday, September 16, more than 200 members of our community rallied on the corner of 38th Avenue and 212th Street to voice opposition to the City of Yes proposals that would destroy our neighborhood. Many thanks to the elected officials who attended and supported us, especially Assembly Member Ed Braunstein, who organized and hosted the event. See links below for the media coverage the event received, and click here for links to statements of support from our representatives.
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