In the Fall of 2008, the Association Board directed the Web Site Committee (Committee Members include:  Margaret Daniels, Linda Ely, Michael Porrazzo, John Schweitzer, John Stone III and Rob Twiss) to develop a new web site for the Association. The vision for the web site is to foster community and promote involvement in the Greensboro Association through communications and outreach.

Our mission for the new web site is to: 

• facilitate communication and collaboration within Greensboro Association and between the Association, its committees and its members, and
• increase the value that the Greensboro Association provides to members of the Greensboro community by:
  • Providing information that impacts permanent and seasonal residents and visitors to Greensboro,
  • Providing information about activities and events within the Greensboro community, and access, via links, to other Greensboro organizations.

The site is still undergoing modifications and enhancements. Please comment on any new requirements, bugs and issues you see. You can This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it John Stone or use the Forums  We developed the site with a modest budget. One of the goals going forward will be to improve the user experience and the look and feel - particularly of some of the tools and features.  We selected a Joomla open source technology which provides us a great deal of flexibility over the longer term.   Are you a web developer? Designer?  We would welcome your help to enhance the site using the popular Joomla platform and using CSS!

Some things you can do on the site - Top Ten List:

1) Register using the User menu on the  left - enter basic profile information that will be published in the Member Directory online - only visible to other registered users.

2) Once registered, you can find other members and their contact information in the Member Directory

3) Add your photos in the Gallery

4) Find Resources around the area - and add your own

6) Read and review notes and minutes from Greensboro Association committees

7)  Join the Association Facebook group

8) Submit an article for publishing

9) Engage in the discussion forum about topics of interest to you in Greensboro

10) Read news, see the map and directions and follow links to relevant content