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West 68th Street is a diverse and caring community.  Organized in 1971 and incorporated in 1993, the West 68th Street Block Association’s mission is to maintain our neighborhood and improve the quality of life for the people who live and work in our area. We achieve our mission by organizing and coordinating efforts with residents and businesses, neighboring association and group leaders, local community boards, elected officials, law enforcement administrators, and government agencies.

Welcome to W68th!

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Have suggestions or would like to volunteer, participate and help our neighborhood Association - The West 68th Street Block Association is here to make your community living experience enjoyable.  

 

We value your feedback. If you have a quality-of-life concern to report, please call, email or contact us by phone.

  • Contribute to the Flower purchase and maintenance SPONSORSHIP Program..

  • Make W 68th St Dazzle, join us and help plant dozens of colorful annuals and perennials in raised pots and planters on May 16, Saturday. 

  • Let us know you'd like to SPONSOR, or are available and RSVP/Donate below

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Are you a 68th street area resident, business owner, or serving our community?

The West 68th Street Block Association is a domestic not-for-profit corporation incorporated under New York Consolidated Not-for-Profit Laws Article 402 and as defined in Not-for-Profit Corporation Law Section 102(a)(5). We work together with business and property owners, residents, elected officials, city agencies, and law enforcement to build community, achieve a superior quality of living and maintain a safe and beautiful neighborhood. 

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