
Cleaner Lake For All?
Over the decades, millions of dollars in public funds have gone into cleaning up Muskegon Lake, once so heavily polluted that it was designated a "Great Lakes Area of Concern."
While the lake's health is improving, there is a growing concern among Muskegon residents that the benefits of this costly cleanup might be reaped primarily by developers and wealthy homeowners, potentially limiting public access to the shoreline that taxpayers funded to restore.

YMCA Day Camp
Our Muskegon YMCA invites Nelson children to join a summer of adventure at their Day Camp!
Beginning June 17 at McGraft Park, the licensed program offers a safe, structured, and exciting environment where children entering kindergarten through 7th grade can thrive.

Middle School Celebration
Join us on Thursday, May 2nd, from 5:15 to 7:30 pm for a community celebration at Muskegon's stunning new Charles Hackley Middle School at 1700 Clinton Street
This event will be our first chance to explore the school's cutting-edge classrooms and facilities. It will include a dedication ceremony at 5:30 p.m., and light refreshments will be served.

NNIA on Muskegon Rising
NNIA President, Paula Kendra, sat down with Nelson neighbor and Muskegon Rotary member Nick Green to discuss the exciting developments with Nelson Neighborhood Garden committees, Shoreline Access, and the Adopt-a-Lot program

Affordable Housing Projects Update - May 2024
Two Muskegon housing projects were recently awarded federal tax credits, which will help fund the creation of 91 total new units of housing for seniors and working-class families.
46 of those units will be in Nelson Neighborhood, at the site of a former McDonalds.


Nelson Project Funding
Nelson strives to build a stronger, more vibrant community for all our residents. We're proud to provide financial support to programs making a genuine difference in our neighborhood.
