We believe a great neighborhood is more than a collection of houses, streets, and businesses. It's the relationships between the people who call it home.

Our work is rooted in a simple idea: when neighbors know one another, look out for each other, and have opportunities to work together, the whole community benefits.

The CNA exists to help make those connections happen, preserve and celebrate Coronado's distinctive character, and support the people and ideas that keep our neighborhood thriving.

From longtime traditions to fresh ideas dreamed up by neighbors, CNA helps make good things happen in Coronado.

Bring Neighbors Together

We organize community events, neighborhood gatherings, and volunteer opportunities that help turn familiar faces into friends. From the Coronado Home Tour to smaller gatherings and activities throughout the year, there's always a reason to connect.

Give Back to Coronado

Through our Giving Program, we reinvest neighborhood funds in projects and initiatives that directly benefit our community—from public art and neighborhood improvements to creative ideas that bring people together.

Celebrate Our Neighborhood

We champion Coronado's history, architecture, creativity, local businesses, and independent spirit, sharing the stories and places that make our little corner of Phoenix unlike anywhere else.

Support an Engaged Community

We help neighbors stay informed, connect with useful resources, share ideas, and work together on issues that matter to our neighborhood. Through community meetings, committees, and partnerships, we create opportunities for neighbors to have a voice and get involved.

The CNA isn't a city department or a homeowners association. We're an independent nonprofit powered by volunteers—neighbors who give their time, ideas, talents, and energy because they care about this place.

Our elected Board of Directors helps guide the organization, but the real magic happens when neighbors get involved. Whether it's organizing an event, serving on a committee, proposing a community project, or simply showing up to meet someone new, every contribution helps.

And you don't have to be on the board (or even know what Robert's Rules of Order are) to make a difference.