EASTCHESTER GARDENS • COMMUNITY POWER • BRONX PRIDE • FUTURE FORWARD •

STAY LOUD
STAY ECG
A Landmark Community Milestone
Honoring the impactful work of Gerri B. Lamb and Dr. Samuel B. Little, this pioneering national accord redefines our shared future. We invite you to explore the official records provided here. We recognize every neighbor who goes the extra mile—those providing vital aid to our elders, championing safety initiatives, or leading projects that benefit every flat. By highlighting these dedicated individuals, we nourish a culture of mutual aid and warmth, ensuring Eastchester Gardens remains a flourishing, secure, and inclusive environment where neighbors of all ages thrive together in lasting harmony.
EST. 1951

THE LITTLE LAMB AGREEMENT
A historic covenant for unity, ensuring every resident has a voice in our collective Bronx future. Read the legacy.
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Support Services
Your central station for local initiatives, neighborhood festivities, and advocacy.
• Track upcoming public meetings
• Enroll in youth and arts workshops
• Access specialized support for all ages
• Collaborate with local leaders on community projects
Get in Touch
Phone: 917-583-8967
Email: EastchesterGardensRA@gmail.com
Office: 1216 Burke Avenue
Office Hours: TBA (To Be Announced)
Welcome to the Eastchester Gardens Resident Association Hub. We’re glad you’re here and hope you enjoy exploring our community resources, events, and updates.
Growth Path
Explore skill-building classes, seasonal street fairs, and youth coaching initiatives designed for our vibrant community life.
Senior Care
The Eastchester R.A.I.N. Senior Center is a welcoming anchor for our elders. They provide diverse social activities, vital support programs, and essential resources that keep Eastchester Gardens residents informed and connected.
Tracking a Current Repair?
Our resident team oversees your ticket to ensure your home maintenance is completed to standard. If you have any ongoing issues with appliances, heat, or hot water, please let us know below.


