Burkina Morgan

 

Burkina Morgan

 

Burkina Morgan was raised in the Mount Morris Park Historic District and is committed to preserving the neighborhood’s rich history and cultural fabric. As a board member of the Mount Morris Park Community Improvement Association, she focuses on documenting and celebrating the people and social institutions that have shaped the community, ensuring they remain central to conversations about infrastructure and neighborhood change.

With a background in public health and communications, Burkina works at the intersection of health equity and transportation planning. Her work centers on ensuring that infrastructure development and reinvestment efforts prioritize the well-being of people and honor the social fabric that defines communities. She has helped support institutional training and transit infrastructure while also working closely with local organizations to strengthen community ties.

Closer to home, she believes that preservation is more than protecting our cherished and landmarked brownstones and churches —it’s about honoring the stories, relationships, businesses, and institutions that make a place feel like home. Through her work and advocacy, Burkina is dedicated to ensuring that Harlem’s evolving landscape reflects its history and the voices of those who contributed to it’s great legacy.

 

 

 

 

 

Rochelle Hill

 

A resident of the community for over 43 years, Rochelle Hill is a dedicated volunteer with a wealth of experience in marketing communications, retail sales, and operations. She currently serves as Vice President for the 2025-2027 term on the board of directors of the Mount Morris Park Community Improvement Association (MMPCIA). As Chair of the MMPCIA Stoop Sale Committee, Rochelle is deeply committed to fostering community and member engagement. A mother to one son, Jordan, she is also a reading tutor at a local school. Professionally, she is the Retail Department Manager at the prestigious New York Athletic Club (NYAC); a private social club founded in 1868. At the NYAC, Rochelle, oversees employee development, operations, planning, buying, and both in-store and online sales across multiple retail touchpoints. A proud graduate of Syracuse University, where she studied alongside her fellow Orangemen and Orangewomen, Rochelle is just as likely to be hiking a mountain in the Hudson Valley as she is exploring a distant corner
of the globe.

 

Randall Richardson

 

Randall Richardson

 

PO BOX 3474
New York NY 10027
P: 929-520-0722
E: info@mmpcia.org

The Mount Morris Park Community Improvement Association is a neighborhood non-profit 501(c)(3) dedicated to revitalizing and preserving our Historic District and beyond, to fostering an environment of open and active opportunities, and to reflecting a spectrum of voices, ideas and opinions of those who share the neighborhood.

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