NHHA

Congratulations to our 2025 Halloween Decorating Contest Winners! The Hebert Family on Sprucewood Dr and Jason and Jeremy on Teakwood Dr pulled out all the stops to get into the spooky season spirit. These two households prevailed as our top two vote-getters out of the 13 nominated houses. For their efforts, they can now display a yard sign announcing their win and they are receiving gift cards from Roman Cucina, courtesy of NHHA sponsor Ready Roofing & Solar. Big thank you to our residents who nominated neighbors, those who participated in the contest, and those who voted on the winners.  

Save the Date for NHHA's Good Neighbor Day Celebration coming up in the afternoon of Sunday, September 28th. This year we're planning a pop-up event in the circle drive of Northwood Hills Elementary to provide an opportunity to stop by, grab a drink or snack, meet your neighbors and NHHA Board Members, and drop off donations for the RISD Clothes Closet. This organization helps preK - 12 students in financially challenging situations gain clothing they can comfortably and proudly wear. Students in need of clothing assistance are identified by either a school counselor or campus nurse. (Or a parent can contact the school to ask for clothing assistance for their student). Once identified, each student receives a week's worth of clothes including shoes, socks, winter coat, new underwear, and toiletries, among other things. Last year, the Clothes Closet helped 744 students! If you can't stop by during the event from 2-4pm, but still want to donate goods, just let us know! We're happy to pick up or arrange another day/time for drop-off. Here's a starter list of items you can donate: new or like-new clean and current clothing new or like-new winter accessories like hats, gloves, scarves, and coats new [...]

Thank you to our wonderful sponsors and volunteers for a fun and festive 4th of July celebration. From the set-up crew at 6:30am, to the take-down crew at 11:30am, and everyone in-between, we couldn't have done it without you! Special thanks to our DPD officers for their help on the parade route, our Dallas Fire Rescue personnel for bringing their engine for a Show and Tell, and NHHA Member Bill Naifeh for the gorgeous pictures. To view a gallery of the event, click here.

Stay tuned for an upcoming comprehensive post with everything you need to know about the 32nd Annual NHHA Independence Day Parade and Festival. For now, save the date! This year's event will be held on Friday, July 4th from 9am to 11:30am. In the meantime, we need your help ensuring the event will be a success. To offer all the concessions and activities free of charge to our residents, we rely on sponsorships and volunteers. To find out more about what a $400 sponsorship gets your organization or company, please reply to this email. We also accept family donations! Our thanks to the sponsorships we have received so far: Leslie Pulaski, Ebby Halliday Ready Roofing & Solar Spence + Kinney Real Estate Group, Compass Real Estate Traver Construction The Redpath Team, Allie Beth Allman & Associates Spring Valley United Methodist Church The Shamsa Group, Ebby Halliday Ines Hermoso, Bank of Texas, Mortgage Banker Van Wunnik and Marcum LLC, Certified Public Accountants We need volunteers for the morning of the 4th, starting as early as 6:30am, for numerous activities including setup, decorating, parade registration, judging, handing out concessions, and take-down. Please review the volunteer opportunities through this link and sign up [...]

The first weekend in April is the Annual April Alley Clean-Up. Since Bulk Trash pickup for Northwood Hills begins Monday, April 14, this is the perfect opportunity to tend to your alley and dispose of any brush or debris you clear out. Each homeowner is responsible for maintaining the area from their back property line to the center of the alley. That includes trimming bushes so they don't scrape cars or obstruct the alley. Trees that overhang the alley are required to be trimmed up 15 feet to allow clearance for garbage collection trucks. If trucks have to maneuver to avoid your branches, trash, or other debris, chances are they will cause damage to your alley in the process! Let's keep it clean.