In this second episode meet Victoria Peña. Victoria is a homeowner and lifelong resident of Kingfield neighborhood. She has been a youth worker for over 20 years, now working with LEAP students through Project for Pride in Living. She enjoys making things with her busy hands and canoeing on our beautiful lakes.

Tune in at 5:30 Wednesday May 13 on Zoom. Email to get the code or visit the Facebook event.

Interviewer: Jerome Rankine, Editorial Director at Pollen and a Kingfield Neighborhood Association Board Member

Beginning Wednesday May  6, 5:30-6 PM on Zoom  and continuing each Wednesday at the same time and place.  Zoom Waiting Room opens at 5:15; please be on time so the show can start promptly at 5:30.

Email to get an Event Login Code or visit the event on Facebook here!

 We at the Kingfield Neighborhood Association frequently boast about how talented and committed our community is, but when we began talking about all the great things that neighbors are doing, both during the current pandemic and beyond, we realized that you might not know each other as well as we know you. This online series of one-on-one interviews with neighbors is designed to help you get to know your neighbors better, understand what they do and what drives and fulfils them.

In this first episode meet Whitney Emanuel.  Whitney is a single mother, business owner, Jesus lover, and a Kingfield Neighbor. She has been a financial adviser for 8 years, starting at Ameriprise and launching her own business, Strategic Visionaries, in 2016. She loves to see the transformation and liberation her clients go through by learning more about their money.

Interviewer: Jerome Rankine, Editorial Director at Pollen and a Kingfield Neighborhood Association Board Member

Take a walk today and look for the sun. Not in the sky, but on neighbor’s front doors and windows!

Every Tuesday neighbors are decorating a window or front door with a certain symbol, creating a community scavenger hunt for people out walking in the neighborhood. All you need to do to participate is paint, draw, or even cut out an image of the symbol and put it facing outward for the world to see. This is one way neighbors can still connect, even when we actually cannot due to quarantine.

Every day is earth day, but today is a little bit more Earth Day than ever! Celebrate this 50th anniversary with Kingfield’s 50th Earth Day Quarantine Bingo Game!

Every Tuesday neighbors are decorating a window or front door with a specific symbol, creating a community scavenger hunt for people out walking in the neighborhood. All you need to do to participate is paint, draw, or even cut out the symbol of the week and put it facing outward for the world to see. This is one way neighbors can still connect, even when we actually cannot due to the current quarantine.

Image credit: Kristin Anton