About HPCO

Our mission

To create opportunities to empower the Harvey Park and Harvey Park South communities through education programs, social events, and philanthropic activities.

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Our history and impact

The Harvey Park Community Organization (HPCO), originally the Harvey Park Improvement Association (HPIA), was formed in the 1950s to secure essential services like streetlights and schools for the rapidly growing neighborhood. Over time, it expanded its efforts to include social and educational initiatives, neighborhood events, and advocacy for sustainable development, playing a key role in transforming Harvey Park into a cohesive, engaged community.

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Our programs and services

The Harvey Park Community Organization (HPCO) empowers our neighborhood through a variety of programs and services. We offer scholarships to deserving high school students, helping them achieve their educational goals. HPCO keeps you informed with a comprehensive neighborhood newsletter and fosters community spirit by hosting engaging events like the July 4th Bike Parade and the Holiday Lighting Displays. We also recognize guest speakers who share valuable knowledge with our community.

Meet the board of directors

Marykate Zukiewicz

President

Sarai Martinez

Vice President

Kinna McDavid

Treasurer

Tizzy Martinez

Secretary; Chair, Web Committee

Lyric McKnight

Chair, Sustainability Committee

Stephanie Manhart

Chair, Fundraising Committee

Heidi Hebb

Board Member, Events Committee

Bonnie Gilbert

Board Member, News and Communications Committee

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About the neighborhood

The Harvey Park neighborhood gets its name from the large park and lake in the center of the community, which includes a K–8 school, Denver Recreation Center, outdoor swimming pool, and sport fields. Mature trees shade the expansive green areas, filling with birthday parties, barbecues, and quinceañeras on warm evenings and weekends. The  Bear Creek trail is ideal for a stroll, and they connect Harvey Park to the South Platte Trail leading straight to downtown Denver.

A pond and reeds at Harvey Park in southwest Denver

How to get involved

Attend an event

See upcoming events like the July 4th Bike Parade or the Halloween Decoration Extravaganza on our community calendar.

Volunteer

Make a difference and connect with your neighbors! We have a variety of volunteer opportunities for all interests and schedules.

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