Kingfield Neighborhood Association

Put Your Kingfield Love to Work

Annual Member Meeting & Board of Directors Election on Zoom!

Meet Your Neighbors, running for the 7 open seats on the
Kingfield Neighborhood Association Nonprofit Board
Hear reports of KFNA’s 2020 activities • Get a financial update of the organization

  • Learn about Bylaw and Funding changes • Learn how the voting process will work • Learn about ways to get involved with KFNA

Besides casting your votes for 7 neighbors to serve on the Board of Directors, there are two more voting opportunities:

  • KFNA is proposing to use $75,100 to support future Affordable Housing projects and $79,500 to support our administrative and organizing work for the coming Vote to support or deny moving these funds.
  • KFNA has redrafted their Bylaws to comply with State Laws and new City funding guidelines and you can vote to support or deny these changes.

Voting on all three matters (Board of Directors, Bylaws, and moving funds) will beheld online from June 9 -16, 2021.

Starting June 9, visit www.kingfield.org/board to cast your ballots!

Read more about the responsibilities of KFNA Board Members here: KFNA Board of Directors_ 2021 Roles & Responsibilities-3

If you are interested in applying for a position on the Board of Directors submit this application form by June 2nd, 2021. Questions? Contact !

KFNA Board Meet & Greet

Join KFNA Board Members for online social time! Learn about KFNA, ask your burning questions about the organization, share your ideas about community building projects and leadership development opportunities, and hear about the upcoming annual meeting (June 9 at 7 PM!) and board election process.
Board of Director applications are due by June 2. Learn more here!
Neighborhood voting begins at the Annual Meeting on June 9.

KFNA May Board Meeting

On Zoom

The KFNA Board meets monthly to oversee the programs, and projects of the Kingfield Neighborhood Association; the neighborhood’s nonprofit focuses on community engagement, awareness and education of City issues, and developing local leadership. Neighbors are also ways welcome to join the monthly meeting, held on Zoom since April 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Meetings are also recorded and shared on YouTube for those that cannot attend in person.

Garden Tool Swap

Spring is officially here! To celebrate many of us are turning towards our home and our green spaces. When cleaning out your storage, hang on to unused yard tools and gardening items.

Minneapolis Solid Waste & Recycling and community partners will be holding the first ever city-wide swap event of garden tools and plant related equipment. From first time gardeners to those with green thumbs, all are welcome at this free event.

  • All items are intended to be given and taken freely. Garden tools and equipment are not for sale at this event.
  • Please be respectful of your neighbors. Take only what you need so everyone can participate.
  • Wear face coverings and maintain at least 6 feet distance from others.

What can you swap?

  • Garden and yard tools (shovels, trowels, rakes, pitchforks, hoses, etc.)
  • Pots and planters (wood, terracotta, decorative plastic)
  • Potting soil/mix
  • Gardening and plant books
  • Garden art and décor
  • Bird houses and feeders

What can’t you swap?

  • Chemicals of any kind (fertilizers, pesticides, etc.)
  • Mower or power tools
  • Broken items
  • Items too large to carry

Chalk-n-Walk Weekends

SHARE YOUR PAIN | SHARE YOUR JOY

COVER OUR SIDEWALKS IN ART!

Now is the perfect weather to show off your sidewalk chalk drawing skills. Please join our Kingfield neighbors in creating Chalkscapes each weekend in April. Then dust off your hands and knees and take a walk around to view your neighbor’s art.

Get out and be in community: draw, walk, enjoy your neighbors and the sunshine. Borrow chalk on weekends from either Royal Grounds or Butter Bakery. Use it out front of these shops, or draw your way from one site to the next.