Macon Area Habitat for Humanity is partnering with residents of the Lynmore Estates neighborhood to revitalize their neighborhood. Now with almost 50 Habitat homes in Lynmore Estates, Macon Area Habitat for Humanity has rebuilt the neighborhood through neighborhood revitalization and fighting blight.
Today, the neighborhood has grown to become a diverse neighborhood connected by solid roads, and green space including the Lynmore Estates Active-Park, playground, fruit orchard, vegetable garden, and meditation garden. Multiple programs are provided by two of the churches in the neighborhood including tutoring, Bible study, and feeding the youth of the community. As these projects continue, new organizations and programs are forming in Lynmore Estates.
Part of the Neighborhood Plan is to develop a neighborhood association to initialize activities outside of the scope of work conducted through the neighborhood watch association. Lynmore Estates is a neighborhood improving from yesterday for a better today.
LYNMORE ESTATES
NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
2017 Board Officers:
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Ernestine Thomas (President)
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Monique Torres (Vice-President)
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Alma Harrell (Secretary)
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Eddie Redding (Treasurer)
Lynmore Estates Neighborhood Association (LENA) kicked-off with 20 members signing up on March 4, 2017. Commissioner Joe Allen in the absence of Mayor Robert Reichert & District 2 Commissioner Larry Schlesinger presented a proclamation to the leaders of Lynmore Estates naming March 4, 2017 "Lynmore Estates Day" in Macon-Bibb County GA. This celebration included an appearance by the Cat in the Hat, Southwest Patriot Drum line, door prizes, refreshments, exhibits, and more.
