Good Neighbor Day Partners
Shareable
Imagine neighborhoods where food, tools, housing, care, and power are shared (not extracted, exploited, and hoarded!). Where co-ops replace corporations, mutual aid replaces individualism, and collective resilience outlasts crisis. This is the solidarity economy in action. Shareable collaborates with organizers and allies to imagine, resource, network, and scale cooperative projects. We envision a just, connected, and joyful world where sharing is a daily practice and communities flourish.
Chicago Good Neighbor Week
Do Something Neighborly!
Celebrate Chicago Good Neighbor Week (CGNW) by doing something simple to connect with your neighbors any time during the week of September 28th – October 4th
Missouri Good Neighbor Week
A year of neighboring activity, a week to celebrate it! Missouri Good Neighbor Week was signed into law in 2022. It “encourages residents to “participate in events and activities to establish connections with their neighbors.” Missouri Good Neighbor Week takes place from Sept. 28th to October 4th each year.
Orlando Good Neighbor Week
We envision an Orlando where neighbors are connected, communities are welcoming and accessible, and residents take pride in creating places where everyone can belong. Join us for Orlando’s first ever Good Neighbor Week September 28th – October 4th, 2026.
San Francisco Good Neighbor Week
San Francisco Good Neighbor Week launched in September 2025. The celebration encourages simple acts of kindness and community connection among neighbors. The city-wide celebrations include signature events, neighborhood gatherings, neighborhood awards, a hack-a-thon, listening sessions with local news rooms, and so much more!
Maine Coalition for Social Connection
We’re the Maine Coalition for Social Connection, a community of thinkers, doers, neighbors and friends who believe that nobody should have to go through life socially isolated or feeling invisible. Our story starts the way that many Maine tales do, with a small group of people huddled around a kitchen table, sharing stories and snacks, dreaming up a better way to bring people together.
Plus Wonder
Plus Wonder is a nonprofit that has been studying partnership and collaborations that have made an outsized impact in the world (locally and globally) and we’ve distilled that wisdom into a framework that anyone can use. Our goal is to combat the rise in hyper-individualism, the negative effects of hijack technologies, and our separation from nature that altogether have left us more disconnected than ever.
The Neighboring Movement
Our mission is to help neighbors create safe, healthy, thriving neighborhoods by discovering, connecting, and mobilizing the strengths of neighbors to create powerful change right where we live.
Volunteers in Action
There are people in our neighborhoods looking for connection and support. Volunteers in Action helps churches and community groups in Denver, Colorado to sharpen their neighboring skills through engaging workshops and neighboring initiatives.
Kind Hearts Bloom
Kind Hearts Bloom fosters community connection and well-being by empowering neighbors to grow and share flowers and food. Through collaborative gardening initiatives, we aim to cultivate joy, kindness, and meaningful relationships while enhancing the natural beauty and biodiversity of our neighborhoods in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Inclusion Seekers
Too many people, especially people with disabilities, experience isolation and disconnection from the world around them. Inclusion Seekers helps people build relationships through shared interests, local events, and everyday community life. We believe stronger communities are built person-to-person: neighbors becoming friends, people showing up for one another, and everyone having the chance to participate and contribute. This is practical, local work rooted in trust, relationships, and human connection. Connection starts close to home.
Stoop Stories
Stoop Stories connects New York City neighbors across generations and differences to reduce loneliness and increase compassion and joy. Through documentary stories and community events, we celebrate stoop culture and highlight underrepresented communities.
Weave: The Social Fabric Project
Weave: The Social Fabric Project tackles the problem of broken social trust that has left Americans divided, lonely, and in social gridlock. Weave connects, supports, and invests in local leaders stepping up to weave a new, inclusive social fabric where they live. The project was founded by New York Times columnist and author David Brooks at the Aspen Institute.
US Chamber of Connection
The US Chamber of Connection provides the critical infrastructure across the country to activate, measure, and advocate for connection across sectors to address everything from mental and behavioral health to civic engagement to economic mobility. We coordinate and amplify the incredible programs and leaders in a city so that they can work together to maximize their impact.
Listen First
Listen First Project serves as the backbone support organization for the bridging divides movement toward social cohesion and collaboration. We serve the Listen First Coalition of 550+ organizations dedicated to bringing Americans together across divides to build understanding, trust, relationships, and solutions. Listen First Project provides the coordination, community-building, amplification, assessment tools, and access to emergent insights so our bridging movement partners can achieve greater impact together.
Parish Collective
The Parish Collective connects people to be the church in the neighborhood. We do this through telling the stories to make the movement visible, celebrating ordinary heroes, and bringing people together online and in-person for shared learning and inspiration through gatherings and learning communities.
SacredPlace
We cultivate love of neighbors and neighborhoods to see our faith rooted in place.
NeighborLink
NeighborLink is a FREE web platform that connects neighbors facing home maintenance and repair challenges with groups and neighbors willing to help. Our online network is available to anyone who needs help or is ready to serve.
Longer Tables/Table Together
We bring people from all walks of life together to create connection and belonging through shared meals. Through our Table Together initiative (Sept 26-28) we are inviting you to create new connections in neighborhoods across the nation by inviting 2-3 neighbors over for a meal. Envision hundreds of small tables across the nation creating one, big, collective table of connection! We can’t wait for you to join.
Navigating Solo Network
The Navigating Solo™ Network is an international clearinghouse and educational hub dedicated to providing resources, practical strategies, and connection opportunities for adults aging independently (solo agers). Through emotion-aware frameworks, inclusive advocacy, and community-building tools, the Network empowers solo agers to navigate life transitions proactively while helping communities build accessible, solo-friendly neighborhood connections.
Block Party USA
Block Party USA is a free, simple, and actionable cure for our country’s loneliness, social isolation, divisiveness, and the youth mental health crisis.
The Hopeful Neighborhood Project
The Hopeful Neighborhood Project was created to equip you with the tools and resources you need to engage your neighbors. That engagement will lead to deeper community connections, and those connections will help you create change in your neighborhood, to pursue the common good, right where you live.
University of Missouri County Extension – Engaged Neighbor Program
The University of Missouri Engaged Neighbor program offers support, resources, and programming for anyone who is interested in engaging with their neighborhood. From Neighborhoring 101, to Missouri Good Neighbor Week, to weekly blogs, you will find what you need to support your neighboring journey!
CommunityWorks
At CommunityWorks, we help you activate your community’s potential for meaningful, lasting change. By building an active and engaged community, you can design a better future for everyone.
Interested in Becoming a Partner?
If you’re interested in becoming a partner with us, we’d love to talk to you! National Good Neighbor Day is looking for equipping partners, implementation partners, and sponsors.
Click here to download information on each level of partnership.
Interested parties should email hope@hopefulneighborhood.org.
Let’s reverse the epidemic of loneliness in our country.
It starts with a simple act of neighboring on September 28.