About the HFNA

What does the HFNA Do?

The purpose of the HFNA is “for residents in the HFNA neighborhood to come together to build social

connections and to be able to speak as a united voice on issues of concern to the community.” We

hold an annual meeting in March along with multiple social and service events throughout the

year as shown on the attached membership flier.

Is the HFNA a HOA?

No! We are an all-voluntary organization without mandatory dues designed to help inform,

improve, and connect our neighborhood. It’s not about rules or requirements for living in the

neighborhood, but rather a group to bring our community together.

What are the boundaries of the HFNA?

The HFNA is one of the oldest established neighborhoods in the City of Fairfax. The boundary of

our neighborhood association includes the approximately 205 single family homes south of Fairfax

Boulevard, West of Chain Bridge Road, north of Main Street, east of McLean Ave and the homes

along Keith Avenue and to the east, excluding the homes in neighborhoods bound by an HOA.

What does membership include?

The minimal $20 annual dues are voluntary but help support our many activities. Additionally, by submitting your membership form with your contact information, we can include you in emails with news about upcoming activities and items of interest to the community. Due-paying households are also allowed to vote on matters of concern to the neighborhood, including election of the board and positions taken by the neighborhood on development matters.

How do I join?

Each household or family can fill out the form on the attached flier to get started and deliver or

mail it with a check or cash to our treasurer Nick Leach at 10626 Springmann Dr. 

Can anyone get involved?

Yes! We have multiple committees to help serve the neighborhood and are always looking for

volunteers! You can join planning committees for neighborhood events or volunteer for cleanups

or our Welcome Wagon and Neighbors Helping Neighbors Network.