Join Us for Fundraising: Eat Out, Make a Difference!

It’s time again for our neighborhood fundraising efforts!

Fundraiser flyer for burgers and pizza event supporting local community projects

Johnnie’s has supported Harvest Hills South for nearly eight years, and we appreciate their continued partnership. Although participation has declined, our monthly return has also decreased. We used to receive over $100 a month and now it is way down to sometimes a little over $20.00 a month. 

Papa John’s has also shared that our recent orders have been very low. They offer a 20% discount to you and give 20% back to Harvest Hills South! 

Please help support our neighborhood by dining out on Friday and invite a neighbor to go with you! 

 It is free money back to the neighborhood. Every order helps make a difference in our community.

Help Maintain Harvest Hills South: Pay Your Dues Today

Hi neighbors,

I hope you’re all doing well. I’m reaching out because our neighborhood really needs your support right now. During our membership drive, several people committed to paying dues, but many of those funds still haven’t come in. As a result, we’re struggling to cover essential expenses like mowing and our post office box renewal.

We also have Neighbors Night Out coming up in September, and we would truly hate to cancel this event. It’s one of the best parts of living here, and it brings our community together. With 400 homes in our neighborhood, only a small portion of residents are currently supporting these efforts.

Your dues directly help maintain and improve our neighborhood. We’ve accomplished a lot over the years, and property values have increased because of the work we’ve done together. Dues are only $30 a year by check or $35 through PayPal, and every contribution makes a difference.

Right now, we’ve had to pull money from the entrance lighting fund just to keep up with mowing costs. This isn’t sustainable, and we need your help to get back on track.

We’re also looking for volunteers to join the Crime Patrol. Even one hour a week — or even once every two weeks or once a month — makes a huge difference. When we first started, we had 18 patrollers covering mornings, afternoons, and evenings. Now we’re down to just a few dedicated volunteers who have been quietly protecting the neighborhood for years. Several of our original patrollers have moved away or can no longer participate due to medical issues, and we’re really feeling the loss.

At the same time, we’ve seen an increase in people checking locked cars at night and taking packages or items from porches. Your help truly matters, and even a small amount of time can help keep our neighborhood safe.

If you’re willing to help, please reach out and I’ll get you set up with training.

Thank you for supporting  Harvest Hills South Neighborhood Association  and helping keep it safe, beautiful, and thriving.

Community support poster for Harvest Hills South promoting volunteerism, donations, and connections

Fireworks Reminder

Check out these sites instead.

Downtown OKC: The OKC Philharmonic’s free “Red, White & Boom” concert and fireworks finale take place at Scissortail Park on July 3.
Edmond: Hafer Park hosts the metro area’s largest fireworks display synchronized to music at 9:30 p.m. on July 4 as part of the multi-day LibertyFest.
Yukon: Chisholm Trail Park features two days of festivities (July 3–4), concluding with fireworks and drone shows at 10 p.m. on Independence Day.
Midwest City: “Tribute to Liberty” at Joe B. Barnes Park features live music and a fireworks/laser show at dark on July 3.