Hello
WELCOME PSBc MEMBER
As a resident of Princeton Street between Puritan and McNichols, you are automatically a member of Princeton Street Block Club.
To support your block club, please pay the annual fee of $25.00.
Payment of dues also allows voting privileges on leadership and bylaw matters.
3 WAYS TO PAY: CASH/CHECK, DONORBOX, AND PAYPAL - Thank you
Cash and Check - $25
Cash and Check - $25
Cash and Check - $25
You can write a check payable to Princeton Street Block Club, then contact PSBC at (313) 284-5354 to make arrangements for a pick-up. Or attend a PSBC Meeting.
Donorbox - $26
Cash and Check - $25
Cash and Check - $25
Click image to pay!
Paying online there is a $1 convenience fee.
Paypal - $26
Cash and Check - $25
Paypal - $26
Paying online there is a $1 convenience fee.
paypal email: 16000princeton@gmail.com
Select: "SENDING to a FRIEND"
For Ways to Participate, see below:
Reminder: Block club participation can include all, some, or one of the suggestions is listed below:
Please contact gwen@psbc-detroit.org to express interest in supporting your block club.
Thank you in advance for your support!!
1) Attending a PSBC or committee meeting
Committees currently include : Activities, Membership
2) Passing out informative Flyers or items such as the New Neighbor Welcome package
3) Offering suggestions/solutions to a neighbor's concerns (example: deterring suspicious activity)
4) Paying Annual Dues and Donating to special events or programs
5) Volunteering your time or donating supplies, tools, food for PSBC events
6) Volunteering expertise / skills or helping PSBC make connections with other community programs
7) Volunteering time to the Martin Park Community Garden located behind Church at 16100 Lawton
8) Helping organize mentoring and/or tutoring for youth, or tech support for seniors on Princeton
9) Organizing a "Helping Thy Neighbor" Team that regularly benefits seniors or challenged persons
10) Volunteer to lead projects you’re interested in or passionate about (i.e. Book or Article Club)
Yes, Princeton Street Block Club Needs Membership Dues
PSBC GOALS Your Membership Dues can Support (Please Note Proposals listed under Section #3)
~ 1) Dues help Princeton residents maintain a connection and partnership with various community organizations in and around Detroit. PSBC is a 501(c)3, has a documented EIN, and a 990N report is submitted annually.
We are proud to say that many community, political, and organizational leaders reach out to PSBC to share opportunities, information, and support.
FOR EXAMPLE:
PSBC has multiple partners including:
U of D Mercy Students and Greening of Detroit, provide free annual yard / alley cleanup services,
TENN provides weekly free supply of healthy food and a composting a site as well as special invitations to multiple on-campus events,
New Martin Park District Association often partners with PSBC,
City of Detroit assists with Motor City Makeover supplies
Late, Great Luther Keith's Arise Detroit offers supplies,
City of Detroit notifies us about opportunities for Home improvements,
Brilliant Detroit provides various supplies.
Our Politicians, including STATE CONGRESSPERSONS, the MAYOR, the CITY TREASURER, our CITY COUNCILPERSONS, as well as the CITY MANAGER, have ALL visited one or more PSBC meetings or events. In addition, we collaborate with various prominent community organizations across Detroit.
~ 2) The Block Club really NEEDS your Membership Support and Involvement to INCREASE and MAINTAIN Outreach, Block Appearance, Peacefulness, Safety, and Cohesiveness on Princeton St.!!
Just $25 per household for 1 whole year!!
Often our publications, website presence, food, event prep, and activities have been financially supported out-of-pocket by the amazing kindness and generosity of our active members ~ a few advocating for and benefiting the many!
~ 3) With Your Membership Dues and/or community support, we could move toward the Goals listed below! We definitely Welcome Your Thoughts!
>> PROPOSALS <<
A. A Sidewalk Snow Removal Service
B. A Safe Street Communication Network along with a Senior Assist Network
C. A bi-annual Alley Clean-up
D. A Go-To List of reasonably priced Front Yard Maintenance Workers; A list of local “On-Our-Block” skills available.
E. Strong, positive, fun “Out-On-The-Town” tours /Sports Event / Cultural and/or Game experiences for Children, Teens, and/or Adults.
F. Potential Tutoring for Students
G. Promotion of the Annual University of Detroit Mercy Scholarship for the potential benefit of a Princeton Street High School Graduate accompanied by a Special PSBC donation.