Partnerships

Over on the corner of Wilder and Florida avenues is a blue warehouse that you may have been curious about.  OSHNA holds its executive board meetings there in a small board room each month.  In exchange, we make a donation at each meeting which helps to fund the things that aren't covered by the various grants this great organization receives.

Some of our neighbors have asked about whether or not the Old Seminole Heights Preservation Consortium (OSHPC) has, in fact, been confirmed as a 501(c)3.  The concern seems to be that it’s not listed on the IRS website and inquiry was made to the IRS about the listings.  The IRS states that because the approval was received in March the listing would not be on the site until the third quarter of this year.  

Did you miss the last Hub Grub ride through Seminole Heights in February?  If so, you missed one heck of a good time.  Well guess what?! you get a second chance.

What better way to spend Mother’s Day than to come listen to Sunset Bridge while treating your Mom to breakfast or lunch? Don’t forget to stop by the Adoption Booth located at the flag pole to meet and greet some hopeful future Seminole Heights residents of the four legged variety.

OSHNA is looking for members to volunteer an hour or two this coming Sunday to help staff our booth at the Seminole Heights Sunday Market.  If you are interested in spending time with other OSHNA members at this wonderful event, just let us know.

[Updated:  THANKS to all the volunteers that showed up on Sunday.  Perfect weather and lots of neighbors to chat with.  We even got a few volunteers to sign up for other projects.  Woohoo! -Shawn ]