Community organizations in Irving, Duluth, Minnesota
Part of the Irving neighborhood guide. Back to the full guide.
Irving has 3 community organizations, including nonprofits, environmental nonprofits and recreation nonprofits. Where an organization has its own record in the guide, its name links through to it.
Community development, energy efficiency and neighborhood revitalization on Duluth's west side.
Get involved: Home energy and efficiency programs, which matter a great deal in this housing stock and in rental duplexes specifically.
Protection and restoration of the St. Louis River and its estuary, including the Grassy Point shoreline on this neighborhood's edge.
Get involved: Volunteer restoration events, water monitoring and membership.
Builds and maintains Duluth's mountain bike network across the western hillside.
Get involved: Trail work nights, membership and group rides.
Community next door
Immediately north, the main street where almost every errand from Irving actually happens.
FairmountWest, with the Lake Superior Zoo and the two creek corridors.
Norton ParkSouth and west, with Indian Point, the Munger trailhead and the Western Waterfront Trail.
OneotaNortheast along the bay, a similar era of housing with better connections and more noise.
DenfeldNorth, more housing stock, the high school and the nearest published median.