Community Organizations

Spring Grove Village Community Council
638 E. Epworth Ave.
(513) 542-1750

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The Spring Grove Village Community Council Board meets the first Tuesday of every month at Schomaker Commons, 638 E. Epworth Ave.
Spring Grove Village Community Council meets the second Tuesday of every month at the Annex building behind Summit Academy on Derby Ave.
Executive Committee meets at 6:30 p.m.
Open meeting at 7 p.m.
Annual Dues: $5

Spring Grove Village Community Council Bylaws - updated 10/14/2008

The Spring Grove Village Community Council exists to promote the general welfare of the residents of Spring Grove Village by providing a forum for the exchange of interests and concerns of the residents of the neighborhood, to educate neighborhood residents on methods for improving the neighborhood (physically, economically, and socially), and to serve as a liaison between the City administration and its departments and the residents of the neighborhood.

Officers:

James Beauchamp	President
Bill Lonneman	Vice-President
Annie Hilson	Recording Secretary
David Wesenberg	Treasurer
	Corresponding Secretary

Additional board members:
Annie Carrico, Jerry Carrico, Ron Perry

Winton Place Development Corporation
638 E. Epworth Ave.
(513) 542-1750

Meets every third Thursday of every month at Schomaker Commons

The Winton Place Development Corporation (WPDC) is a non-profit organization composed of volunteers from the Spring Grove Village community. Since it's founding in 1981, the WPDC has been dedicated to the preservation and improvement of the Spring Grove Village community, primarily by rehabbing deteriorated houses and thus providing completely refurbished yet affordable homes and promoting the development of home ownership and by economic development in our small business district. The WPDC strongly believes that home ownership, instead of transient rental, is one of the best ways to get individuals to invest in the interests of not only their property but to the well being, growth, and prosperity of the community that they have chosen to call home.

The WPDC is organized into three evergreen committees to address the issues and mandates of our charter. They are the:

• Neighborhood Business Committee
• Housing Committee
• Industrial Committee
  

Business Association

"Business leaders working together to make our neighborhood a better place to live, to work and do business; Through communication, cooperation, collaboration, leadership and being proactive."

Winton Place Youth Center

"To serve the needs of children of Winton Place [Spring Grove Village] in a caring and safe atmosphere and to provide support to families in meeting those needs."

• www.wpyouth.net