About Us

Since its inception in 1972, the Logan Circle Community Association has become one of the District’s premier civic and residential organizations serving thousands of neighbors, businesses, community organizations and government officials under its geographic purview. Our mission is simple: engage in charitable and educational activities designed to promote civic and social welfare. In an effort to enrich quality of life for local residents, the LCCA hosts monthly clean-up days, happy hours at local bars and restaurants (pre-Covid), children’s activities and special events. Additionally, the organization supports local elementary schools and fellow neighborhood groups through a range of impact-driven projects. 

LCCA has been a prominent force leading the neighborhood’s revitalization over the last 50 years. After the riots devastated the area decades ago, LCCA led restoration efforts, helping the neighborhood heal and thrive into the safe and welcoming destination it is today. Notable undertakings have included helping to establish the 14th Street Historic District and coalescing neighbors and the District to address crime.

Similar to other organizations of its kind, LCCA has pivoted to navigate a post-Covid world, shifting to outdoor-centric activities and initiatives. One such example is the Let's Paint the Streets project, which engaged 16 artists, predominantly young emerging creatives, to transform 20 gray utility boxes across Logan Circle into vibrant public works of art. It was developed with grant support from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, Logan Circle Main Street, Radical Empathy, and ANC2F.