The Friends of Jefferson Park, Inc  is a non-profit entity created to help the neighborhood maintain its historic integrity and improve the quality of life of all its residents.  To that end the Friends worked to:
* raise funds to obtain the National Historic designation in 2012
​* raise funds for the street signage
* and has annual fundraisers for projects in the neighborhood.  The board consists of members of the neighborhood and seeks new board members annually.

FRIENDS OF JEFFERSON PARK, INC - 2020 Board of Directors

PRESIDENT - Joanne Osuna
Joanne has worked with the neighborhood assn since she retired from AZ Cancer Center.  She works with Tucson Clean and Beautiful for the park adoption. She is co-editor of the Jefferson Park E-news. cricket16@cox.net

VICE PRESIDENT - Colleen Nichols
Colleen has been a resident of Jefferson Park since 1977.  She is a  retired school administrator. She recently made upgrades to her home and maintained its historic contributing property status. ​ cnichols17@cox.net   

 SECRETARY-Debra Keller
Debbie has recently moved to Tucson for work and lives on E. Waverly Street.  She has worked in the airline industry for over 20 years in various leadership roles and lived on six different continents. She currently leads a division of an airline technology company here in Tucson which serves over 100 worldwide airlines.  keller.debbie@gmail.com. 

TREASURER - Joan Daniels
Joan has lived on Edison Street since 1972.  She is a retired curriculum specialist and school administrator.  She with neighbors was the founder of the Friends of Jefferson Park, Inc and worked with all to raise funds for the cost of the nomination   jdchama@msn.com​
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BOARD MEMBER - Trish Gehlen
Trish is long time resident of Jefferson Park and assists with the JPNA Land Use Committee.  Trish is recently retired from the City of Tucson and already we have her at work in the neighborhood.  pygehlen@cox.net
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BOARD MEMBER - Alan Huerta
Alan Huerta has lived in Jefferson Park since 1983. His parents were married student residents of Polo Field Quonset huts when he was a toddler. Alan teaches Latin American History, was the owner/manager of the Cimarroncita Historic Ranch Retreat in Northern New Mexico and implemented landscape scale river conservation projects with Cimarron Watershed Alliance, Inc. Now retired, travels to Paris, Spain and northern Mexico, continues to photograph, fly-fish and write fiction. He also serves on the Board of Adjustment for the City of Tucson.  ach121052@aol.com