South Hull District Association

Building Community Since 1954

Car's rear window with a quote sticker that reads, 'Life is never dull in Historic South Hull'.

A woman standing by a dining table with food, holding a container and a spoon. The table has various dishes including rolls, salad, and a main course in a crockpot. The room has windows with blinds, framed artwork, and a chandelier.

An elderly man and four children fishing and playing near a pond.

People gathered in a kitchen during a holiday celebration, wearing festive clothing and holding drinks and snacks.

Outdoor yard sale in a backyard with tables displaying various items including clothes, signs, and decorative pieces. People browsing, trees with autumn foliage, and houses in the background.

Three men standing indoors, two of them holding a framed certificate. The man on the left is in a police uniform, the man in the middle is wearing a light blue striped shirt, and the man on the right is wearing a light green shirt. They are smiling, and the room has framed artwork and a door leading to another room in the background.

A group of people sitting in a living room arranged for a meeting, with some taking notes, and a person at the head of the room speaking.

A group of elderly people gathered around a table with various dishes, including salads, meats, and casseroles, enjoying a meal together in a decorated kitchen or dining area.

Two people, one an older woman and the other a younger individual with curly hair, are outdoors near a thick bush, picking leaves. The scene is in a backyard with trees, a wooden fence, and a covered porch area in the background. One person is reaching into the bush while the other looks on.

Become a Member

About SHDA

Have Fun. Do Good, Together

South Hull has remained a stable neighborhood over the decades in large part due in large part to the efforts of residents to stay connected and support each other in preserving the unique character of the neighborhood. A premium is placed on friendship, acceptance, and mutual concern among residents. South Hull District Association (SHDA) has been at the heart of these efforts for over fifty years, providing a focal point for resolving issues and developing projects for the benefit of the district while actively encouraging positive relationships among residents. SHDA is a 501 3(c) non-profit organization.

What does SHDA Do?

Serves as a recognized voice for the community with City and State government agencies.
Serves as an advocate for protecting single family homes and encouraging good stewardship of rentals in the interest of all residents.
Neighbors helping neighbors. There with a helping hand when residents and their families need support.
Provides multiple opportunities for individuals and families to gather, serve, have fun, and stay connected.
Supported the development of South Hull Park and Gardens for community green space and social gatherings by writing a start-up grant. The land was donated by an SHDA member. A sister non-profit, Friends of South Hull, manages the park.
SHDA is a recognized non-profit for grants that benefit the entire community.
Who Can Join?
Any resident of the South Hull District
What Does it Mean to be a Member of SHDA?
For $25 a year per household, SHDA offers the opportunity to:
Make life-long friends and be part of a positive effort to expand the sense of community and mutual concern that strengthen neighborhoods and make them safer.
To serve with purpose by volunteering in community projects or assuming a leadership position.
Be a known and appreciated member of the community.
Be a voice in determining the future of South Hull.
Keep current on events and policies affecting the neighborhood,

SHDA MEETINGS

During 2026 SHDA Meetings are held quarterly. The meetings are open to all South Hull District residents. The next meeting, is Sunday September 13 at 2 p.m. followed by the annual Potluck Picnic in South Hull Park