The mission of the Greater Linden Development Corporation is to improve the quality of life in the Greater Linden Community through housing and economic development, planning, coordinating of services, and other community-building activities.
GLDC’s H.O.M.E. Buyer Education Program
H.O.M.E. stands for Housing Opportunities Made for Everyone. Do you want to buy your own home and don’t know where to start? GLDC’s H.O.M.E. program is here to help you say “Good-bye” to your landlord and “Hello” to homeownership. Begins June 2, 2008. Meets every Monday for six (6) weeks from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Clarence D. Lumpkin Point of Pride Building. More Info>
SPRING CLEANING!
Volunteers took to the streets to clean up Cleveland Avenue on Saturday, April 19. About 50 volunteers swept, raked, and picked up 150 bags of debris and litter in this annual clean up event. Everyone enjoyed giving Cleveland Avenue a fresh look. More clean-up days will be held through the summer.
Call 294-9600 to join in! Full story and photo gallery>>
Linden Litter league
2008 Season
Underway
Six Linden Litter League teams are already making a difference in Linden and having fun at the same time. You can still sign up to join! Litter League volunteers commit to picking up litter in a target area from April through August. You can still sign up to join or to be a sponsor! More info>
POP Celebration! Thursday, October 25, 2007 was a very special day for GLDC and for Linden. On a sunny afternoon, Mayor Michael Coleman; Thomas Hoaglin (CEO of Huntington National Bank); Clarence D. Lumpkin (the “Mayor” of Linden); and many other dignitaries helped Linden celebrate the dedication of the Point of Pride Building and the grand opening of its Huntington Community Conference Room. More Info/Photo Gallery>
SPRING CLEANING!
POP Celebration! Thursday, October 25, 2007 was a very special day for GLDC and for Linden. On a sunny afternoon, Mayor Michael Coleman; Thomas Hoaglin (CEO of Huntington National Bank); Clarence D. Lumpkin (the “Mayor” of Linden); and many other dignitaries helped Linden celebrate the dedication of the Point of Pride Building and the grand opening of its Huntington Community Conference Room. 
