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A COMMUNITY THAT COMES TOGETHER
 strong
spirit of community permeates the Historic King Drive area.
Known today as the Harambee neighborhood, this tight-knit
community is rich in history and culture.
"Harambee" is a Swahili word for "pulling together."
The neighborhood draws its unique character from its historic
homes, strong churches, and over 20,000 residents who have
been pulling together since the mid 1800s to make the area
a great place for their families.
Quality schools, a good park system and numerous attractions
further contribute to making Harambee such a dynamic community.
Residents here have plenty of discretionary income to take
advantage of a wealth of recreational opportunities.
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NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS
There
a several neighborhood groups which meet periodically to discuss
ways to improve the quality of life in the Harambee area.
If you would like to take part in any one of the groups, please
contact the organizations below.
Brewers Hill Neighborhood Association
www.brewershill.org
Contact name: Douglas Mohr
Halyard Park Resident’s Association
Contact name: Fletcher Crawford
Contact phone: (414) 263-5218
Harambee Ombudsman Project, Inc.
Contact name: Sherman Hill
Contact phone: (414) 264-7822
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