named programs · 15 · from sources
what they call their work
3.5 Traffic & Safety Action
Committee focused on traffic and safety issues within the neighborhood, including the "Save Historic Willo" initiative.
Block Watch
Neighborhood watch program to enhance safety and security.
Communications Strategy
Committee responsible for managing neighborhood communications.
Historic Registration and Renewal
Committee dedicated to maintaining the historic registration of the neighborhood.
Home Tour
Annual event showcasing historic homes in the Willo neighborhood, serving as a major fundraiser.
Inside Willo Magazine
Neighborhood magazine hand-delivered to residents by volunteers.
KleanStreets/Yard Sale
Initiative focused on neighborhood clean-up and community yard sales.
Legislative Update Committee
Committee that monitors and provides updates on legislative matters affecting the neighborhood.
Luminaria
Annual holiday event where luminarias line the streets of the neighborhood.
Save Historic AZ
Advocacy initiative to protect historic neighborhoods in Arizona from redevelopment and unintended consequences of housing laws, including lobbying efforts and public awareness campaigns.
Social Committee
Organizes social events and monthly happy hours for residents.
Social Media
Manages the association's social media presence.
Welcome Committee
Welcomes new residents to the Willo neighborhood.
Willo Kids Club
Organizes events and activities for the youngest residents and their parents.
Zoning
Committee that addresses zoning issues in and around the Willo neighborhood.
activities · 6 clusters
what they do
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Historic District Advocacy & Monitoring 2 activities
- Advocating for Historic Preservation and Neighborhood InterestsAdvocates for the preservation of the Willo neighborhood's historic status and engages with state legislative processes and city council decisions on housing and development to represent neighborhood interests.
- Advocating for Historic Preservation and Neighborhood InterestsAdvocates for the preservation of the Willo neighborhood's historic status and influences local and state legislative processes on issues affecting the community, such as housing mandates and conservation efforts.
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Member-Focused Newsletter Publishing 2 activities
- Facilitating Neighborhood Communication and Information SharingProvides a centralized online resource for neighborhood information, shares updates on news and events, and publishes the "Inside Willo Magazine" to keep residents informed and engaged.
- Providing Neighborhood Communication and Information ResourcesMaintains an online resource for neighborhood information, shares updates on news and events, and publishes the "Inside Willo Magazine" to keep residents informed and engaged.
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Member-Focused Social Events 2 activities
- Organizing Community Events and Social GatheringsOrganizes a variety of annual and recurring community events, including a home tour, neighborhood happy hours, block watch meetings, yard sales, and seasonal celebrations, to foster community connection and engagement.
- Organizing Community Events and Social GatheringsOrganizes a variety of annual and recurring community events, including a home tour, neighborhood happy hours, block watch meetings, yard sales, spring celebrations, and live music events, to foster community connection and engagement.
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Family Resource Fairs and Community Events 1 activity
- Engaging Youth and FamiliesOrganizes events specifically for children and families, such as Kids Club events and Kidical Mass Spring Events, often in collaboration with other committees.
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Neighborhood Watch Support & Patrol Programs 1 activity
- Promoting Neighborhood Safety and SecurityHosts All Neighborhood Block Watch Meetings with local Phoenix Police Officers to address community safety concerns and foster collaboration between residents and law enforcement.
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Uncategorized 2 activities
- Supporting Neighborhood Infrastructure and AestheticsFunds landscaping projects in neighborhood parks, traffic bump outs, and roundabouts to enhance the aesthetic appeal and functionality of public spaces.
- Supporting Neighborhood Infrastructure and Public SpacesFunds landscaping for neighborhood parks, traffic bump outs, and roundabouts to enhance the community's public spaces.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2022
the money
revenue
Total revenue$152K
Contributions & grants$12K8%
Program service revenue$99K65%
Investment income$2K1%
Other revenue$40K
expenses
Total expenses$141K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$133K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$133K
4 years on record · 2019–2022 · YoY revenue +20.7%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022
who runs it
board members · 8
- ANN BOMMERSBACH — DIRECTOR THRU 3/9/2023
- CHARLENE GUM — DIRECTOR
- ERICA GAGNON — DIRECTOR THRU 3/9/2023
- JEREMY SCHACTER — DIRECTOR
- NICOLE ARMSTRONG — DIRECTOR
- PATRICE WAPPEL — DIRECTOR
- SANDRA LEFCOVICH — DIRECTOR
- W AARON MONTANO SEARLES — VP AS OF 3/9/2023; FORMER DIRECTOR
relationships · 20
who they work with
- Arizona Opera Partner — Hosts the monthly board meetings of the Willo Neighborhood Association.
- Arizona State Legislature Government — The organization seeks for the Arizona State Legislature to consider amendments, including potential exemptions for historic districts, in the upcoming 2026 session.
- Betty Guardardo Government — Phoenix City Councilwoman for District 5, whom the organization encourages constituents to call regarding the Middle Housing Text Amendment.
- City of Phoenix Historic Preservation Government — Collaborates with City of Phoenix Historic Preservation for guidelines and approvals related to historic properties.
- Debra Stark Government — Phoenix City Councilwoman for District 3, whom the organization encourages constituents to call regarding the Middle Housing Text Amendment.
- Kesha Hodge Washington Government — Phoenix City Councilwoman for District 8, whom the organization encourages constituents to call regarding the Middle Housing Text Amendment.
- Kevin Robinson Government — Phoenix City Councilman for District 6, whom the organization encourages constituents to call regarding the Middle Housing Text Amendment.
- Laura Pastor Government — Phoenix City Councilwoman for District 4, whom the organization encourages constituents to call regarding the Middle Housing Text Amendment.
- Phoenix Police Officer, Tim Cobb Partner — Officer Tim Cobb speaks at the All Neighborhood Block Watch Meeting.
- Phoenix Police Officer, Tim Cobb Partner — Participates in the All Neighborhood Block Watch Meeting to engage with the community.
- Rep. Aaron Marquez Partner — Co-sponsor of HB2375, a bill aimed at protecting historic districts.
- Rep. Matt Gress Partner — Sponsor of HB2375, a bill aimed at protecting historic districts.
- Save Historic AZ Partner — Collaborates on advocacy efforts to preserve historic neighborhoods in Arizona.
- Valley Metro Rail Government — Provides public transportation access information for the neighborhood.
- Willo Kids Club Partner — Teams up to organize the "Willo May Flowers: A Spring Celebration" event.
- Willo Kids Club Partner — Teams up with the Willo Kids Club for the "Willo May Flowers: A Spring Celebration" event.
- Willo Kids Club Partner — Teams up with the Willo Kids Club to organize community events like "Willo May Flowers: A Spring Celebration."
- Willo Social Committee Partner — Teams up to organize the "Willo May Flowers: A Spring Celebration" event.
- Willo Social Committee Partner — Teams up with the Willo Social Committee for the "Willo May Flowers: A Spring Celebration" event.
- Willo Social Committee Partner — Teams up with the Willo Social Committee to organize community events like "Willo May Flowers: A Spring Celebration."