Three ways to be part of DNA: join the association, volunteer for the next event, or sponsor the work. All three keep downtown moving forward.
Open to anyone who lives, works, worships, or builds in the downtown corridor. Members get a vote at the meeting and priority on event signups.
Become a Member → 02 / VolunteerShow up to a cleanup, help run a meeting, or lead a committee. The trash bag is the resume — pick a date and we'll plug you in.
Volunteer Now → 03 / SponsorFor downtown businesses, faith leaders, and civic allies who want to put their name behind cleanups, events, and the leadership pipeline.
See Sponsor Tiers →Membership is free and open to any neighbor in the downtown corridor.
Show up with gloves on. Pick a date, pick a role, we'll send the details.
Tell us how you'd like to help and we'll reach out before the next cleanup or event. No commitment — just show up when you can.
Thanks for stepping up. We'll email you before the next cleanup or event with the details. A confirmation is on its way to your inbox.
Your name on the work. Cleanup supplies, event food, leadership scholarships, and the recognition that comes with putting downtown first.
Custom packages available for in-kind sponsorship, single-event sponsorship, and multi-year commitments. Reach out to talk through a fit.
Talk SponsorshipDNA is a neighborhood association — not a 501(c)(3), not a corporation, not a vendor. Sponsor dollars and member dues go directly to the work on the block.
Cleanup supplies — gloves, bags, bins, tools, and coffee for the volunteers who show up.
Event costs — food for monthly neighbors meetings, signage, equipment, permits for signature events.
Leadership pipeline — scholarships, materials, and meeting space for emerging civic leaders from the corridor.
Recognition & media — the business spotlight series, neighbor recognition, and the content engine that puts downtown on the map.
Every dollar stays in the neighborhood. Local first — always.
Whether you're joining as a member, volunteering for the next cleanup, or signing up to sponsor the work — the answer is yes, and the next step is easy.