You can make easy online payments on this page for any of the following categories:

• Pay membership dues
• Donations for Special Projects
• Purchase HONNA merchandise (future)
• Purchase Candlelight Tour of Homes or Spring Garden Tour tickets

Use Credit card or Paypal funds -- Although we use Paypal to process payments, you don't have to have a Paypal account to make a payment.  As you enter your payment information on Paypal's web site, you can indicate if you would like to use a credit card.

Tax-deductibility -- The Historic Old Northeast Neighborhood Association (HONNA) is incorporated in the State of Florida as a 617 nonprofit corporation, and is registered with the IRS as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your membership and donation payments are most likely tax deductible.  More information about HONNA's tax-exempt status can be read below. Please consult a tax advisor for applicability to your specific tax situation.

Thank you for your support of the Historic Old Northeast Neighborhood. Having friends and neighbors like you is what makes the quality of life here so wonderful.

Whether you are a new member who wants to register or an existing or prior member who wants to renew, you can pay your membership dues online!  Annual membership dues are $30 for one year (12 months). 

First, please make the appropriate selection below to enter your membership type.  If you don't know if you already have been registered as a member, then please select "New Member Form." 

Next, you can enter your membership information in the web page that appears.   After submitting your membership information, you can pay using Paypal (credit cards accepted), or you can print the web page and mail it with a payment check.

HONNA has several ongoing neighborhood improvement projects that always need extra support.

As you press a donation button, a Paypal web page will appear where you enter the amount you want to donate, and how you want to pay (credit card or Paypal account). After you complete the donation payment, you will then return to this page. Paypal only allows one donation payment at a time. ie., It's not possble to select more than one donation, and make a single payment.

Acorn Street Lighting Donation	Continued installation of historic style Acorn street lamps along 1st Street N. Read more...
Sundial Sculpture Project	Support proposed sundial sculpture project on north end of waterfront. Read more...
Monument & Median Maintenance Donation	Support ongoing costs of maintaining and landscaping monuments and medians within the neighborhood. Read more...
Newsletter Donation	Support ongoing production and distribution costs of the award-winning HONNA Newsletter. Read more...
Neighborhood-wide Yard Sale Support	Support for the organizational costs of HONNA’s annual neighborhood-wide yard sale. Read more...
General Fund Donation	Some community and neighborhood projects often need ad hoc support . Read more...

We are in the process of updating our web site, and hope to make the following items available for online purchase in the future.

More Information about Special Projects

Acorn Street Lighting Project

For several years, the Historic Old Northeast Neighborhood Association (HONNA) has funded the placement of historic style acorn street lamps along 1^st Street North. The acorn lamp is named for the shape of the globe mounted at the top of the street lamp post.

So far, acorn street lamps have been installed on 1^st St N between 22^nd Ave N and 9th Ave N. The next phase will be on 1^st St N between 22^nd Ave N and 30^th Ave N, the northern boundary of our neighborhood. 

All funds for this project have come from member donations, money raised and allocated by the Holiday Home Tour and Spring Garden Stroll committees, and City of St Petersburg grants. The project also has depended on volunteer hours worked by residents of the Historic Old Northeast Neighborhood. ^Back to Donations

Sundial Sculpture Project

The proposed sundial project would commemorate prior sundials that were located on the north end of the water front park near Coffee Pot Bayou.  You can read more about this project and see artist renderings of the proposed sculpture on the Sundial Project page. ^Back to Donations

Monument & Median Maintenance 

HONNA has the responsibility to maintain and landscape the monuments and medians within our neighborhood.  This responsibility includes painting, making sure that lights are operating, and landscaping and watering plants in those areas. ^Back to Donations

Newsletter

The award-winning HONNA Newsletter is published quarterly and is mailed out to residents of the Historic Old Northeast neighborhood. HONNA pays all costs of the newsletter.  Though advertising revenue supports the newsletter, ad sales do not cover all entire costs of producing this interesting and informative publication. ^Back to Donations

Neighborhood-wide Yard Sale

Each Spring, HONNA organizes and promotes a neighborhood-wide yard sale. Those who participate in the yard sale are asked to consider contributing $10 or 10 percent of the proceeds of their sales to help defray the cost of advertising the sale. If there are excess proceeds, the remainder will be allocated towards neighborhood improvement efforts like maintaining our monuments and medians, installing acorn street lamps, etc. ^Back to Donations

General Fund Special Needs

The General Fund is used at the HONNA Board’s discretion for goals and projects that may not have been originally funded when the annual HONNA budget was approved. In the past, such projects have included partnering with the Mayor’s Beautification Program to plant trees in curb areas around the neighborhood. The General Fund has also enabled HONNA to support activities that enhance our neighborhood, like the the Florida Orchestra’s annual fall concert in the park. ^Back to Donations