MissionThe Beacon Hill Civic Association (BHCA) was established in 1922 by a small, but concerned group of neighbors whose goal was to protect Beacon Hill’s historic residential character. Today, the BHCA continues as a volunteer organization that helps preserve and enhance the quality of life on Beacon Hill, a historic, urban, residential neighborhood in downtown Boston. As an organization, the BHCA acts as an advocate for Beacon Hill residents and facilitates the flow of information on a timely basis.
The BHCA maintains its focus on the founders’ original concerns - zoning, licensing, traffic, parking, and neighborhood cleanliness. Monitoring citywide developments that impact the neighborhood and planning community-building events, both social and informational, are among the organization’s major activities. CommitteesOur many Committees provide focus on the targeted range of issues and initiatives that align with the BHCA Mission. Committee chairs work with a large number of volunteers to implement plans that relate to the identified goals.
For more information on our standing committees, please visit our Committees Page. |
Our Office at 74 Joy Street
Illustration by Megan Awe
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Membership
Membership is open to all persons, businesses, and nonprofit organizations interested in preserving the character of Beacon Hill. Having a large and strong membership is essential to the achievement of the BHCA’s mission. Many members are active volunteers and help with annual projects, serve on committees, and/or contribute financially.
To learn more about membership, click here.
To learn more about opportunities to volunteer, click here.
To learn more about membership, click here.
To learn more about opportunities to volunteer, click here.
