Hillpoint Farm Community: 2014

Thursday, July 31, 2014

Flash MOB Dance Practice

Thursday, July 31st at 7pm

at Sentara Obici Hospital's parking lot

Same place as last years event: Click here for Google Map

Bring your own water bottle

Should take about 30-45 minutes

See you there!

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National Night Out & Health Fair @ Obici Hospital

Monday, May 19, 2014

Attention: Homeowners in Hillpoint Farms (Part of Hillpoint Farms HOA)

If you are a homeowner in Hillpoint Farms. (Part of Hillpoint Farms HOA) There's plenty of activity that's private to our neighborhood on hillpointfarms.nextdoor.comPlease consider joining this site particularly if you are a homeowner in Hillpoint Farms.

You'll have the most current information.

Go to: https://nextdoor.com/invite/9o38tyu7ep5v6a0qwjcg

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

UPDATE on Community Day May 3, 2014

YARD SALE - NO CHANGE
The yard sale is on between 8:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon.
The donation pick-up begins at 12:00 noon. You don't have to have a yard sale to donate items and you don't have to be present when the truck comes through. The driver will pick up all items placed at the curb and leave a donation slip for you.

AFTERNOON COMMUNITY SOCIAL EVENT - POSTPONED

IMPORTANT NEW INFORMATION - PLEASE READ
While the morning yard sale and donation pick-up will proceed as planned, the afternoon get together from 2-5 p.m. is postponed. The postponement is due to circumstances beyond our control. We will keep you posted as to the new date.

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

Hillpoint Farms HOA Meeting April 9th @ 7pm

Hillpoint Farms HOA Meeting
at Open Door Church of Suffolk,
816 Kings Fork Rd, Suffolk 23434
Wednesday, April 9, 2014 at 7pm

The agenda for the April 9, 2014 meeting at 7pm at Open Door Church is as follows:

1. Community day (either April 26th or May 3rd) Most seem to prefer Saturday May 3rd. Community Day usually includes a community wide Yard sale at your own home, unless you live in the Vistas. Vista residents have the option to share a yard in one of the other subdivisions that allow yard sales.

2. After Community Day Yard sale, we have traditionally held some sort of social event in one of the open community spaces.

3. We will discuss Hillpoint Farms participation with National Night Out at Obici which will happen on Tuesday, August 5th, 6-9pm. On Facebook: National Night Out at Obici Hospital

This is not an annual meeting, so the main focus will be the above activities.

4. New business may be brought up and a second meeting can be scheduled if needed.

Note: If you have questions or concerns that you want addressed at the meeting regarding the HOA, please send Mr John Craig an email with your concerns in advance so that he is prepared to address them.

Mr. John E Craig

Hillpoint Farms Homeowners Association

5849 Harbour View Blvd

Suffolk, VA 23435

757-484-0706, ext 404

jcraig@unitedproperty.org

For the most current discussions you can find us on Nextdoor.com - Hillpoint Farms

https://nextdoor.com/invite/9o38tyu7ep5v6a0qwjcg

This site is private for people that live in our community.

Hillpoint Farms on Facebook: Hillpoint Farms Community

Saturday, March 15, 2014

Gearing up for 2014’s National Night Out at Obici Hospital

Gearing up for 2014’s National Night Out at Obici Hospital

Save the Date: Tuesday, August 5, 2014 6-9pm

Did you miss the 2013 National Night Out at Obici?

In the past it was a lot of work for a handful of people to get the event planned, organized, advertised, setup, and manned. We all have busy work and personal lives which can make it hard to volunteer for different outside activities. The combined 2013 event at Obici Hospital was much easier for all those that helped out plus pooling different resources and talents help us put on a nicer event that was less work for those helping out. (If you missed out on last summer’s grand event check out some of the links at the end of this note.)

Did it cost Hillpoint Farms HOA anything last year?

No – NOT A PENNY! We chose not to ask for any funds and fund the event via sponsor donations.

So who paid for the free food and entertainment?

Food: We our thanks to the Obici Healthcare Foundation, they sponsored the full cost of the food that was served to everyone that attended. Ricky and Roy’s Catering of Suffolk, prepared burgers, hot dogs and chips. We also had Acorn Hill Farms and B & H Vegetables which each donated watermelons. You can find both of these vendors at the Suffolk Farmers Market.

Entertainment: This was a group effort of the Suffolk Peanut Cloggers, local fitness organizations in and around Suffolk. For children we had the carnival games with prizes, puppet stage, face painting, and the popular Teeny Tiny Farm. Not to mention all the help we received from the volunteer crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln, which manned the games and helped wherever they were needed.

What will be at the 2014 event?

More of everything we had last year. But this year we have more time to get ready so we can give more local neighboring communities, people, and businesses time to make arrangements to help out.

This includes:

FOOD – We know everyone loves to eat, and with the help of sponsors, we get free food!
Stage entertainment – local area music and entertainment
For the Kids – the puppet stage, petting farm, and more
For Everyone - Obici’s expanded Health Fair, law enforcement and rescue vehicles to tour
Vendors – we will have a larger area for local family friendly businesses to showcase their products and services so that we can support them.
Local Organizations – We want to see more local organizations that are of benefit for our communities

Who can participate and how can I get involved?

With a little bit of help from everyone we can have an awesome planning and fun event.

Neighborhoods - Hillpoint and Applewood Farms communities and Burnett’s Mill were the driving forces for last years’ event. This year we want more of the communities close to Obici Hospital to get involved.
Businesses – We are looking for a few businesses that would like to help as sponsors covering the expenses for the event, AND/OR businesses that would like to showcase their products and services at the event.
Organizations - The military is always helpful and willing to help out. If you are part of ANY branch, we would love to have a team of your buddies help out. Are you part of or know of helpful local organizations that would be of benefit to our neighbors? (MOPS, Scouts, Sign-up for team sports, etc.)
Individuals – We need lots of help of all sorts. Walkers for flyer distribution. If you have experience contacting larger organizations, we need help making sponsor connections. We also need help with setting up at the event, creating posters, post event take down, cleanup and more.