Connecting neighbors to the people and things that matter most.
A community council keeping Maple Leaf informed, connected, and involved.
A dozen ways to get involved, big and small
There's a place for everyone at MLCC. Join a committee that matches your interests, or reach out and we'll help you find the right fit.
See all opportunitiesSupport your neighborhood at any level
Choose the membership level that fits your household and help sustain Maple Leaf's events and programs.
One membership for everyone you live with—partners, roommates, or chosen family. Simple and supportive.
Perfect for solo neighbors who want to stay involved and support local events and projects.
A discounted option for neighbors 65+ who want to stay connected and lend support.
An affordable way for students to get involved and support their community.
Frequently asked questions
The Maple Leaf Community Council is a neighborhood organization in North Seattle dedicated to enhancing community engagement and fostering a sense of belonging among residents. We organize various events throughout the year, including annual gatherings and ad-hoc activities that bring neighbors together to connect and collaborate.
Our vision is to create a thriving, inclusive community where all residents feel connected and empowered. We aspire to foster a sense of belonging, encourage active participation, and ensure that the voices of all community members are heard and valued in shaping the future of Maple Leaf.
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.
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 Maple Leaf Community Council is funded mostly through membership dues. Some events and the leaflet are sponsored by local businesses. We also receive donations and grants occaisionally. We rely on the generosity of local residents and businesses to support our initiatives and activities. If you'd like to support the events and efforts in Maple Leaf, consider becoming a member.
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