Newsletter Committee
The Leaflet is our printed neighborhood newsletter, written by neighbors and delivered by hand. The committee handles everything from stories and photos to layout, delivery, and sponsorships—keeping Maple Leaf informed and connected all year round.
Tell the stories of Maple Leaf
The Leaflet is filled with the voices, places, and traditions that make our neighborhood unique. By writing, photographing, or suggesting stories, you’ll help capture the moments—big and small—that matter to your neighbors and make this place feel like home.
Keep a neighborhood tradition going
For many neighbors, the Leaflet is something they look forward to—a familiar part of life in Maple Leaf. When you join this committee, you’re not just producing a newsletter; you’re carrying forward a tradition that helps people feel rooted, included, and seen.
Be the best part of someone’s day
Whether you’re walking a delivery route, organizing stacks, or making the layout come together, your effort becomes part of a neighbor’s day. The Leaflet brings a little joy to front porches and mailboxes—and reminds people that someone nearby is thinking of them.
Your neighbors make it happen
Our community thrives because of the selfless efforts of our neighbors, turning shared visions into reality. The neighbors below make the magic happen.
Help make it happen
When you sign up, a coordinator will connect you with the committee. Your information will only be used for this. If you select the options below the form, we may also contact you to provide information on those items.
FAQs
If you have any other questions, please contact us and we'll do our best to answer!
Getting involved with the Maple Leaf Community Council is easy! You can attend our community meetings, participate in events, or volunteer for specific projects. We welcome all residents who want to contribute to making our neighborhood a better place. Check our website for upcoming meetings and events.
All volunteers at the Maple Leaf Community Council are local residents who dedicate their time and effort to support our initiatives. Importantly, none of our volunteers receive payment for their work; they are motivated by a shared commitment to enhancing our neighborhood and fostering community spirit.
The board of the Maple Leaf Community Council is composed of local volunteers from the community who oversee the council's activities and initiatives. They are responsible for making decisions that align with our mission of connecting neighbors with the people, businesses, and things that matter to them. Beyond the board, we have several committees that do the actual work of running the events, talks, and efforts in the neighborhood.
We partner with residents who wish to start any event and support them however we can. When an event is something that is sustainable, and financially feasible for us to take on, we consider officially making it a part of the Council's
Yes, we publish a quarterly printed newsletter that is delivered to residents' doorsteps. This newsletter includes updates on council activities, upcoming events, and important community information. It serves as a valuable resource for keeping residents informed and engaged with local happenings.
You can support the Maple Leaf Community Council by volunteering your time, attending events, and spreading the word about our initiatives. Additionally, donations are always appreciated and help us fund our activities. Every bit of support contributes to strengthening our community.
Yes, the Maple Leaf Community Council actively advocates for local issues that impact our residents. We work to communicate community concerns to city officials and collaborate with other organizations to address challenges facing our neighborhood. Our advocacy efforts are guided by the input and priorities of our community members. While we remain non-partisan, we feel helping neighbors have a voice in their community is important.
Our primary goals include fostering community engagement, advocating for local issues, and providing resources for residents. We aim to create a vibrant neighborhood where residents feel connected and empowered to participate in decision-making processes that affect their lives.
No, the Maple Leaf Community Council is not associated with the city government. We are a group of neighbors who volunteer our time to improve our community. Our board oversees our activities, ensuring that we remain focused on the needs and interests of local residents.
Absolutely! Our approach is to partner with neighbors to help them start events that will benefit the neighborhood. This has included an annual Movie Night, a block party, and a Silent Book Club. We welcome suggestions for events that would benefit the Maple Leaf community. If you have an idea for a gathering, workshop, or activity, please share it with us through our contact form. Please note that we are a volunteer organization so we encourage you to come with an idea and the drive to make it happen!
A better neighborhood starts with you
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