About Us
Who We Are
Who We Represent
Who We Represent
The Glenmont Forest Neighbors Civic Association (GFNCA) is an award-winning non-profit organization that was established in the summer of 2009 to represent resident of the community. GFNCA’s efforts today focus on environmental health, pedestrian and vehicular safety, improved infrastructure, and community building, in addition to stayi
The Glenmont Forest Neighbors Civic Association (GFNCA) is an award-winning non-profit organization that was established in the summer of 2009 to represent resident of the community. GFNCA’s efforts today focus on environmental health, pedestrian and vehicular safety, improved infrastructure, and community building, in addition to staying abreast of plans to redevelop downtown Wheaton and the greater Glenmont area.
Who We Represent
Who We Represent
Who We Represent
Nestled in the Montgomery County suburbs of Washington, D.C., GFNCA is located in Silver Spring, Maryland.
We represent a thriving, growing, and diverse community of families, professionals, new and long-time residents concerned about our neighborhood's environment and quality of life. GFNCA represents approximately 1200 households within its boundaries.
What We Do
Who We Represent
What We Do
As an active civic association, GFNCA engages the community with government and elected officials, non-profit organizations, neighboring civic associations, police, etc. to work on making the community the ideal place to call home.
Some of the activities supported and initiated by GFNCA include development of Glenmont Forest Park, a com
As an active civic association, GFNCA engages the community with government and elected officials, non-profit organizations, neighboring civic associations, police, etc. to work on making the community the ideal place to call home.
Some of the activities supported and initiated by GFNCA include development of Glenmont Forest Park, a community garden, art in the park, sidewalk construction, street resurfacing, traffic safety improvements, trash collection enhancement, and environmental projects