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Furniture Amnesty Day
Each summer, Manhattan Good Neighbors and Hands On K-State in cooperation with the City of Manhattan host Furniture Amnesty Day. The event takes place each summer, typically on the last Friday of July.
Manhattan Good Neighbors
Manhattan Good Neighbors (MGN) specifically focuses on neighborhoods around the K-State campus. MGN provides opportunities for students and permanent residents to build and maintain positive relationships. Opportunities range from neighborhood cleanups and community service projects to social activities. Neighborhood students and community members are encouraged to participate in these events, but anyone is welcome. As the program grows, the number of neighborhoods will be expanded, and we encourage others to help plan and lead in their neighborhoods with these "neighboring" activities.
About Manhattan Good Neighbors Task Force
Manhattan is a great place to live, work and play. Opportunity accompanies the growth our community is currently enjoying - and a few challenges. The Manhattan Good Neighbor Task Force was formed to address many of these challenges, such as ensuring our neighborhoods are clean, safe and welcoming to all.
Manhattan Good Neighbor partners include the City of Manhattan, Kansas State University, Manhattan landlords, Riley County Police Department, Coalition of Neighborhood Associations, USD 383, Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce, Manhattan Housing Authority and others in the community.
We invite you to use the resources below, which have been provided by or in conjunction with the Manhattan Good Neighbor Task Force.
Manhattan Good Neighbors (MGN) specifically focuses on neighborhoods around the K-State campus. MGN provides opportunities for students and permanent residents to build and maintain positive relationships. Opportunities range from neighborhood cleanups and community service projects to social activities. Neighborhood students and community members are encouraged to participate in these events, but anyone is welcome. As the program grows, the number of neighborhoods will be expanded, and we encourage others to help plan and lead in their neighborhoods with these "neighboring" activities.
About Manhattan Good Neighbors Task Force
Manhattan is a great place to live, work and play. Opportunity accompanies the growth our community is currently enjoying - and a few challenges. The Manhattan Good Neighbor Task Force was formed to address many of these challenges, such as ensuring our neighborhoods are clean, safe and welcoming to all.
Manhattan Good Neighbor partners include the City of Manhattan, Kansas State University, Manhattan landlords, Riley County Police Department, Coalition of Neighborhood Associations, USD 383, Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce, Manhattan Housing Authority and others in the community.
We invite you to use the resources below, which have been provided by or in conjunction with the Manhattan Good Neighbor Task Force.
Additional Information
Contact Information
- Visit the MGN website
- If you are interested in being a neighborhood representative, volunteering or becoming a member of the Manhattan Good Neighbors Task Force, email the Student Program Coordinators
- Check out MGN on Facebook
- Contact the City Manager's Office at 785-587-2404 for more information