The Skyline West Neighborhood Association (SWNA) accepts voluntary contributions on an ongoing basis to help fund expenses related to association activities, including hosting/maintenance of the Skyline West website; sign/flyer printing; Firewise-related activity support; associated annual meeting expenses, etc.
A suggested $10 per household / year contribution can be paid in one of 3 ways:
1. CASH / CHECK
– Neighborhood drop off to Michele Spencer, SWNA Treasurer, located at 5906 NW Pinewood Pl.
– Request a pick up, if you are not able to drop off payment, please email Michele at treasurer@skylinewest.org
Checks should be made payable to Michele Spencer for deposit into the Skyline West NA account at KeyBank. Please include full name(s) and street address with payments.
If you prefer a non cash/check payment option, ZELLE is preferred, but we can also take Venmo:
2. ZELLE – payments can be accepted under SWNA’s account at KeyBank using this email: treasurer@skylinewest.org. Please include a note with your street address with the payment. Contact Michele with questions via email at treasurer@skylinewest.org
3. VENMO – payments can be made to: @SkylineWest. Please indicate your name and street address with the payment. Contact Michele with questions via email at treasurer@skylinewest.org
Voluntary contributions can be accepted at any time.
Thank you for supporting your Skyline West Neighborhood Association!
About the Association
The Skyline West Neighborhood Association (SWNA) is a volunteer association with the purpose of providing an organizational structure for undertaking tasks related to enhancing the welfare and livability of the neighborhood.
SWNA was founded in 2014 for the following purposes:
1. To facilitate and encourage communication among the members of the Association.
2. To provide an organizational structure for undertaking tasks that are of common concern to the members of the Association and related to enhancing the welfare and livability of the neighborhood.
3. To inform the members of the Association regarding issues of concern to the neighborhood and the larger community.
4. To promote and encourage the participation of members of the Association in local government and community issues.