Northeast Fort Wayne · since the late 1950s
A neighborhood that looks after itself.
Concordia Gardens is a community association of roughly 370 households along the St. Joseph River. The site you're looking at is what your neighborhood association will look like — events, dues, documents, and the message board, all in one place.
What the association does
One place for the things the neighborhood already does together.
Stay informed
Newsletter, calendar, and meeting notes — all in one place.
Stay connected
Community message board and clear paths to ask, suggest, and report.
Pay dues online
Card or ACH through Stripe — or mail a check the way you always have.
From the editor
The newsletter, on a page that loads on a phone.
Concordia Gardens has been publishing a monthly newsletter for years. The new site keeps the same cadence and the same voice — the only thing that changes is that members can pull up June 2018 in five seconds without digging through a folder.
Open the archive previewSpring cleanup, river trail signage, and a reminder about parking
The annual spring street cleanup runs the second Saturday in May. Crews start at the Holland Elementary lot and work north toward the river. Signup goes live in the portal next week.
Read the issue →A note for the board
This is what we proposed. Click through it.
The public side is built. The member portal is mocked up so you can see the shape of it before you commit to anything. When you're ready to move, the rest of the work — auth, dues, documents, message board — starts on deposit.