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Chew & Belfield Neighbors Club in the Community 

Our Boundaries

  • One of the criteria of being a 501(c)(3) entity lies in its ability to reach a specified number of residents with important information in the event of an emergency. More than 1,000 residents live within the following CBNC permanent-structured boundaries: beginning at SEPTA’s Walnut Lane Train Trestle (in the 6100 block of Chew Avenue and the 500 block of Walnut Lane), up to Johnson Street to the Cliveden Hill Park, and from the 6200 block of Clearview Street at SEPTA’s Washington Lane Train Station up to Musgrave Street at the Roosevelt School.

 

Effective 7/02/2013, the CBNC’s boundaries were expanded (to now represent more than 2,000 residents) and those boundaries are as follows: (A) Stenton Ave & E. Johnson St, (B) E. Johnson St & Germantown Ave, (C) Germantown & E. Chelten Avenues and

(D) Stenton & E. Chelten Avenues.


Effective 1/16/2015, the CBNC’s boundaries were again expanded.  These changes extended coverage from the 6300 block of Chew Avenue (at Johnson) down to the 5300 block of Chew Avenue (at Wister Street), and will include the 5700 block of Wister Street (at Chew) to the 6500 block of Wister Street (at Stenton).  These new boundaries represent an addition 1,000 residents.

 

 

 

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We provide solutions in several areas

  • Free Math, Reading, Writing, Spanish and Science Tutoring 

  • Ex-Offenders workers program  

  • Environmental/ Neighborhood Clean Ups

  • & More

We need your support:

A community is nothing without the support of you. To learn more about CBNC and our efforts click the link below.

CBNC, has been a great help to me and my family. The community based organzation helped me and my family to get a free computer. Since recieving this computer my children have done better in school and feel confident when using computers.

Shannon Reagon. 

CBNC is known in the community for the services they provide free of charge in keeping the community looking great. Because of their work, the community feels safer.

Ozetta Jones.

 

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