Pew Research found that 28% of Americans do not know any neighbors by name and 29% know only some neighbors by name. Our isolation especially hurts our neighbors who are living on the margins, who have limited social support in times of need. We sponsor and host social events (like our annual Neighborhood Celebration and neighborhood-wide Fall and Spring Cleanups) where neighbors can get to know one another. 

3sixty believes that our neighborhoods are full of assets that we can use to address the problems we see. When neighbors know each other, neighbors can care for one another using their respective (and collective) resources. They can also identify the gaps and then develop needed resources, together, like the 3sixty Tool Library and our Midtown Hub office and community space 

When neighbors know and care for one another, we believe a true community emerges, one where we share a sense of belonging and can contribute to the neighborhood’s flourishing. 3sixty provides the administrative support for block-level and community-wide leaders through our Neighborhood Advocacy Team, to train, equip, and organize residents for sustainable improvements.