Concerns, questions, or suggestions? Email the Little High Neighborhood Association Board at lhna.cville@gmail.com
Officers & Board Members
- President: Sumner Brown
- Treasurer: Julia Rubarth
- Secretary: Jonathan Rice
- Carolyn Belt
- Catherine Emery
- Ida Hoequist
- Kristen McCleary
- Barbara Shenenfield
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Want to help build & sustain our community?
The Little High Neighborhood Association Board is committed to building and cultivating a welcoming community for all of its residents. We encourage residents of the Little High Neighborhood to become involved in the neighborhood association and to join the board. Please read our Constitution and Bylaws for more information about the LHNA Board or contact any of the individual members listed above.
The Little High Neighborhood Association
Neighborhood Association Dues
The suggested payment amount is $15-$35 per residence or pay what you can per year. ALL neighborhood residents are members of the Little High Neighborhood Association entitled to full and equal membership by virtue of their residency alone. In other words, paying dues is NOT strictly required: you live here, you’re in. But dues money is very much appreciated because it allows us to do more things (e.g., paying for our annual picnic and other events throughout the year, the cost of printing the occasional petition for neighborhood needs — e.g., traffic calming — and flyers for important notifications regarding construction or demolition projects or very important meetings, cards and flowers and/or care packages for specific residents when needed, etc. Ways to pay Checks can be made out to the “Little High Neighborhood Association” and mailed to our Treasurer Julia Rubarth at 1208 E. Jefferson. Dues can also be paid through Venmo (Venmo id: @LittleHighNA). The LHNA has zero overhead. All money collected in dues goes directly toward various projects to improve neighborhood life (e.g., neighborhood backyard concerts, picnics, bonfires, and other gatherings throughout the year) and to help neighbors and members of the broader Charlottesville community with specific and limited needs. Please Note: No member of the neighborhood association board receives payment of any kind for their time or for any service provided on behalf of the LHNA board.












