Led by neighbors, for neighbors.
Our board is made up of volunteer stakeholders from both Shingle Creek and Victory Neighborhoods — residents and business owners who show up to steer this organization toward what the neighborhood actually needs.
WHY JOIN
Your voice, at the table
Serving on the board means real input on how this neighborhood grows — from which events happen to how funds get spent. No prior nonprofit experience required, just a willingness to show up.
We are a "working board" and what that actually means
ViNA runs as a working board, not a rubber-stamp one. Directors don't just vote on what staff or committees bring them — they personally lead or support initiatives themselves, from planning an event to walking the neighborhood on a livability project. Expect real hands-on work between meetings, not just two hours a month.
2025–2026 BOARD
Meet the board
OPEN SEATS
We're looking for a few more neighbors
Open board seats change as terms end and volunteers step in. Here's what's open right now:
Don't see an open seat that fits? We still want to hear from you — many roles open up between elections.
Governance
How the Board Works
The essentials, straight from our bylaws and our regular practice:
Board Not Quite Your Speed?
There's More Than One Way In
Committees, one-off volunteering, fundraising — there's a spot for every kind of neighbor. Take our two-minute quiz and we'll point you to the right one.
Ready to run for a seat or just want to learn more first?
Attend a board meeting anytime — no commitment required to sit in.