OLD NAPLES ASSOCIATION, INC.
NAPLES, FLORIDA

The Old Naples Association (ONA), a nonprofit civic group based in Naples, Florida, is all about cherishing and protecting the small-town vibe and charm of this historic part of town. Since its founding on November 28, 1978, ONA has been fighting for what makes Old Naples special - from those quaint single-family homes to the bustling multifamily properties that line South Golf Drive to 14th Avenue South. This includes neighborhoods like Naples Square and Mangrove Bay, to name a couple. ONA's mission? Simple but vital: enhance residents' quality of life by getting involved in shaping what happens around them - zoning changes, neighborhood beautification, keeping noise from planes at bay, and safeguarding Mother Nature. They throw some fun social events too, providing a spot for neighbors to mingle and volunteer their time. Volunteerism is the heart of the matter here; ONA relies on active community members like you and me to keep things running smoothly. Donations are always appreciated - though not tax-deductible due to its 501(c)4 status. You'll find them right here in Collier County, Florida, with an address at P.O. BOX 869 for all your correspondence. To keep up with ONA's latest happenings, head on over to their website, www.oldnaplesassociation.com. For governance, there's Donna Dabney as Secretary, Terry Mccullough handling the numbers as Treasurer, and Mary Young steering the ship while President. Their Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) is 59-1881282, a stamp of their nonprofit status under federal regulations. The group got back on their feet at full strength on January 5, 2006, showcasing their resilient spirit in community participation. With an annual report filed for 2024, they make sure everything's up to snuff and transparent. In short, if you love Old Naples and want it to stay just as it is or even better, ONA might be the place where your enthusiasm makes all the difference.