Safe, beautiful, and fun.
Welcome to the website of the Converse Heights Neighborhood Association, or CHNA for short. if you’re new to Converse Heights, welcome to the neighborhood as well!
Our mission is to make (and to keep) Converse Heights safe, beautiful, and fun, and we want to enlist the help of every neighbor in that pursuit. To have a safe place to live, you need to know the people who live around you, and we provide several “get-together opportunities” each year where all neighbors are invited. We conduct annual tree plantings, we look for good neighborhood projects to support, and we plant and maintain the entrances to Converse Heights to enhance its beauty. And for fun, we have miles of side-walks, Happy Hollow Park, front porches, block parties, and lots of friendly people. We also maintain an excellent partnership with the City of Spartanburg. Please enjoy our website, like us on Facebook, give us your good ideas, ask us questions, and please join your neighbors as members of the Neighborhood Association.
Thank You!
The Board of Directors of the Converse Heights Neighborhood Association
CHNA Board Members:
Chair: Alex Hunt North
Past Chair: Francie Little
Vice-Chair: John Barnet
Treasurer: Avery Beeson
Secretary: Taylor Emmons
Membership: Colleen Rice (Chair), Roger Sullivan
Community Safety and Outreach: OPEN
Archivist: Rod McCants
Social: Alex Hunt North (Chair), Mary Ann Bacon
Communications: Ryan Arrowsmith, Genevieve Strickland, Carrie Phillips
Beautification: Thomas Phillips (Chair), Garnett Rodgers
Nominations: Full Board
At Large: OPEN
There are many opportunities for neighborhood residents to get involved with CHNA. If interested, please contact any Board Member.
To send inquiries to the entire Board email chna-board@converseheights.org. To send email to a specific board member, click on their name in the list below.
Mailing address: PO Box 187, Spartanburg, SC 29304
For any web site questions or suggestions, send an email to webmaster@converseheights.org.
We would like to thank Trinity United Methodist Church and Pine Street School for generously sharing their facilities for meetings of the Converse Heights Neighborhood Association and Board.