Recent News
-
Thank you, Laurel!
Leave a CommentPlease join us in acknowledging Laurel for her many years of leadership and dedication to PPND and Neighborhood Allies
-
Neighborhood Allies Q4 Report to Funders
Leave a CommentThis is our commitment to maintaining transparency and accountability in our work, as well as providing on-going consistent communication regarding outcomes.
-
Grantee Spotlight | Steel Smiling’s Beams to Bridges Program Empowers Residents, Provides Mental Health Resources and Education
Leave a CommentThe Beams to Bridges program established a cohort of residents who will be equipped to address their own mental health needs as well as the concerns of their neighbors
-
Birmingham Foundation Awards $25,000 Grant to Neighborhood Allies to Support The Love My Neighbor! Grassroots Grantmaking Program in the Hilltop
Leave a CommentWe would like to thank the Birmingham Foundation for providing a $25,000 grant to support resident-led, grassroots projects in South Hilltop neighborhoods of Allentown, Beltzhoover, and Knoxville. This grant will go directly to support the growing Love My Neighbor! program and help to fund projects carried out by residents, for residents.
-
Media Coverage | Councilman Lavelle’s 2019 Year in Review Newsletter
Leave a CommentWe were thrilled to be part of the team that helped create the recently passed equity and inclusion legislation! Looking forward to another year of collaboration and hard work to make Pittsburgh a more equitable place to live!
-
Allies At Work | eNews Update| January 2020 Edition
Leave a CommentCheck out our January 2020 eNewsletter!
-
Your Allies At Work | Neighborhood Allies Top Stories of 2019
Leave a CommentFrom adding new staff members to our team, to working with partners on the ground to continue creating healthy neighborhoods, to growing our programs, 2019 brought a plethora of new and exciting things to Neighborhood Allies. Check out our top reads of 2019!
-
Neighborhood Allies Opens Spring 2020 Catalytic Grant Funding Round to Support Equitable Neighborhood Revitalization Work
Leave a CommentNeighborhood Allies is calling for letters of intent (LOIs) from local organizations who seek a Catalytic Grant to support neighborhood revitalization projects that promote healthier, stronger communities in Pittsburgh. LOI’s are due by January 13th, 2020 at 5 pm. Successful LOIs will be invited to submit a full proposal for a Catalytic Grant, due on March 9th, 2020.
-
We’re Hiring! Neighborhood Allies Seeks A Senior Program Manager, Digital Inclusion
Leave a CommentTo apply, please send cover letter, resume, writing sample, and salary requirements via email to info@neighborhoodallies.org by Friday, December 27th, 2019.
-
Love My Neighbor! Grant Program: RFP for Technical Assistance Providers
Leave a CommentSubmissions accepted until Monday, January 6th 2020, at 1:00pm. Multiple Individuals or teams may be selected to focus on particular neighborhoods of the program. This RFP follows the City of Pittsburgh’s open and process for procurement.
-
Allies At Work | eNews Update | December 2019 Edition
Leave a CommentCheck out our December newsletter, allies!
-
The Pittsburgh Foundation Awards $175,000 Operating Grant to Neighborhood Allies in Support of Our Continued Commitment to Make Neighborhoods Healthier & Stronger
Leave a CommentThe Pittsburgh Foundation has been a generous and long-time supporter of Neighborhood Allies, enabling us to run and deploy numerous successful and impactful programs and initiatives that directly have positive impact on Pittsburgh residents. Thank you for your ongoing and generous support, Pittsburgh Foundation!
-
Shad Henderson Delivers Keynote at 55th Annual Wilkinsburg Give Thanks Breakfast to 150 Attendees from Local Churches, Businesses, and Civic Organizations
Leave a CommentOn Thursday, November 14th, 150 Wilkinsburg supporters and residents gathered for the Annual Give Thanks Breakfast at the Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf. A holiday season tradition in Wilkinsburg, the breakfast included food, programming, and a speech from our very own Director of Equity and Community Partnerships – Shad Henderson!
-
Opportunity Zone Association of America Holds Community Workshop and Catalyst Event in Pittsburgh
1 CommentThe Opportunity Zone Association of America (OZAA) held a community workshop on Thursday, October 31st, followed by a full-day catalyst event on Friday, November 1st. Both events aimed to discover the impacts of Opportunity Zones (OZs) in other communities nationally, hear from national experts and policy makers, and help inform Pittsburghers about ways to leverage OZs overall.
-
Media Coverage | Celebrating healthy neighborhoods in our community
Leave a CommentA spotlight of the 3rd Annual Healthy Neighborhoods by the New Pittsburgh Courier
-
Neighborhood Allies Welcomes Three New Members to its Board of Directors!
Leave a CommentPlease join us in welcoming Diamonte Walker, Mamadou Balde, and Henry Horn-Pyatt to the Neighborhood Allies Board of Directors. We are thrilled to welcome their unique perspectives, skill sets, and passions to our organization!
-
Media Coverage | Gormley’s Viewpoint: Opportunity Zones must ensure opportunity is created for all
Leave a CommentOpportunities are much more than financial in nature. Even as we look for jobs, investment, infrastructure and other economic drivers to support growth and stability, we also must use “zones” to tighten alliances, be ready to serve and work on community building.
-
Real Estate Co-Powerment Series Continues to Grow with 18 New Graduates!
Leave a Comment18 more passionate individuals now have valuable real estate knowledge and a support network that enables them to become active and meaningful participants in their community’s revitalization. We can’t wait to see what you do!
-
Allies At Work | eNews Update | November 2019 Edition
Leave a CommentCheck out our November eNewsletter for highlights from the Healthy Neighborhoods Celebration and the Homewood Progressive Dinner, to see our quarterly report to funders, and more!
-
Funder Spotlight | The Heinz Endowments
Leave a CommentA recent $190,000 Grant from The Heinz Endowments Supports Public Art and Communities – A Program Connecting Artists and Communities to Develop Collaborative Projects
-
Media Coverage | Opportunity Zone Trade Association Hosting Hands-On Community Workshop and OZ Catalyst Event in Pittsburgh
Leave a CommentThe Opportunity Zone Association of America (OZAA), a national, non-profit trade association of opportunity zone stakeholders, will host a Community Workshop and Catalyst Event in Pittsburgh as part of their national Opportunity Zone Road Show.
-
3rd Annual Healthy Neighborhoods Celebration Brings Together Partners, Allies, and Other Guests at the Carnegie Museum of Art
1 CommentNearly 200 partners, allies, and other guests attended the 3rd Annual Healthy Neighborhoods Celebration, where 6 awardees were honored for their outstanding work creating and maintaining healthy neighborhoods across Pittsburgh.
-
Wells Fargo Grants $60,000 to Love My Neighbor! Resident Grant Program | Investing in Resident Leaders, Supporting Grassroots Neighborhood Change
Leave a CommentOur work would not be possible without the tremendous support of funders like Wells Fargo. Thank you for your commitment and support of our mission to support the people, organizations and partnerships committed to creating and maintaining healthy neighborhoods!
-
Homewood Progressive Dinner Highlights Homewood-based Businesses
Leave a CommentOn Saturday, October 19th, the Homewood-Brushton Business Association, in partnership with Neighborhood Allies, held the 2nd Homewood Progressive Dinner – a unique culinary experience and social affair that moved attendees through five different businesses in Homewood and offered food from five different Homewood-based caters. From appetizers, to custom cocktails, to dessert, the event allowed attendees to truly get a taste of the neighborhood!
-
The Roxian Theatre is Awarded the 2019 ULI Catalytic Place Award!
Leave a CommentThe Catalytic Place honor and award is given to a project that is recognized as a place that best generates improvement and progress to the economic development and/or standard of living in a surrounding community.
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 25
- Next Page »
