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Hill CDC’s Hill District 100 Program Creates More Hill District Homeowners
Leave a CommentThe Hill District CDC’s HD100 Program is a part of their commitment to keeping homeownership in the Hill within the reach of Hill District residents.
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The Asset Building Network Convenes to Discuss the Best and Most Effective ways to Improve Financial Well-being
Leave a CommentThe ABN hosted a cross-sector discussion concerning the best and most effective ways to help improve the financial health of those struggling to get ahead.
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We’re Hiring! Neighborhood Allies Seeks A Program Manager for Neighborhood Development
Leave a CommentSubmit your cover letter, resume and salary requirements by March 11, 2019!
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Allies At Work | Neighborhood Allies eNews Update | February 2019
Leave a CommentLove My Neighbor! is BACK, Our Real Estate Shared Talent Program At Work On the Ground, and check out the All-In Pgh Inaugural Newsletter!
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Where Are They Now? | The Hill District Consensus Group Tenant Rights Workshop Series
1 CommentThe HDCG began an extensive renter’s rights and leadership program to provide tenants with the training and resources needed to collectively and effectively advocate for more affordable housing.
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Thank You, URA!
Leave a CommentThe URA recently made a $10,000 grant to support the Neighborhood Allies/Omicelo Cares Real Estate Co-Powerment Series
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Thank you, First National Bank!
Leave a CommentFirst National Bank recently made a $25,000 grant to support the Real Estate Co-Powerment Series!
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Have a great idea to improve your neighborhood? Apply for a Love My Neighbor! Grant Today!
Leave a CommentLearn more about how to apply for a grant to help improve and support your neighborhood
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We’re Hiring! Neighborhood Allies Seeks A Program Manager of Neighborhood Engagement and Community Capacity Building
Leave a CommentTo apply, please send cover letter, resume, writing sample, and salary requirements by the deadline, Friday, March 1st, 2019!
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Congratulations, Larimer Consensus Group on becoming a Registered Community Organization (RCO)!
Leave a CommentPlease join us in congratulating our long-time partner and ally, Larimer Consensus Group (LCG) for being one of the first community organizations locally to be designated as a RCO under the Department of City Planning.
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At Work on The Ground | Neighborhood Allies’ Shared Real Estate Talent Program Builds Capacity and Unlocks Capital
Leave a CommentThis program has deployed $2,645,500 in project investments, 450 consulting hours and 475 staff hours to projects across Pittsburgh neighborhoods. These investments have leveraged $28 million in additional financing across all shared real estate projects.
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Media Coverage | Incubator that fosters East End entrepreneurs graduates its first cohort
Leave a CommentThe goal of this initiative is to foster East End business owners so they can swim against the upscale tide and begin to build wealth.
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Allies At Work | Neighborhood Allies eNews Update | January 2019
Leave a CommentRead our January 2019 eNewsletter! We’ve Moved Office Space! FEATURE STORY: Top Reads of 2018 Intro to the Family Independence Initiative | Can We Help Pittsburgh Families Beat Poverty? New Year, New Funding! Congratulations and Farewell, Doni! AND MORE!
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Congratulations and Farewell Doni!
1 CommentDoni will be joining the D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute (DCFPI) as their public policy analyst for affordable housing where she will lead their affordable housing policy work, with a particular focus on issues affecting communities of color and low-income residents.
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Grantee Spotlight | Creating Community with the support of a Love My Neighbor! Grant at Tune It! Tuesdays
Leave a CommentWith the support of a Love My Neighbor! Grant, monthly jam sessions serve as a way to create a space for intergenerational connection and community building among residents and artists.
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The Pittsburgh Foundation Awards $175,000 Operating Grant to Neighborhood Allies
Leave a CommentFunding to support Neighborhood Allies’ comprehensive work to build healthy neighborhoods through capacity and equity in 2019 was provided by the Lois Tack Thompson Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation.
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Hillman Foundation Awards $200,000 Grant to Neighborhood Allies to Further Community Capacity Building Work in Larimer
Leave a CommentThis funding will be used to provide direct technical assistance and financial support to improve the organizational strength of the LCG so they are better positioned to successfully lead in the equitable revitalization of their neighborhood.
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Guest Blog #4: Introduction to the Family Independence Initiative | Can we Help Pittsburgh Families Beat Poverty?
1 CommentNeighborhood Allies is spearheading the initiative to bring FII to Pittsburgh. You can email sarah@neighborhoodallies.org to find out more about the movement and how you can get involved.
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Your Allies At Work| Neighborhood Allies Top Stories of 2018
Leave a CommentNEIGHBORHOOD ALLIES TOP READS OF 2018!
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Thank you, Opportunity Fund!
Leave a CommentA $50,000 grant from the Opportunity Fund will support our Equitable Development/All-In Pittsburgh and Love My Neighbor! Programs in 2019.
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Media Coverage | Neighborhood Allies provides elements for healthy neighborhoods
Leave a CommentLast month, more than 200 of Pittsburgh’s residents, representatives from community groups, resource partners and funders gathered in celebration of and to share examples of local work creating positive social impact in low-income communities
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Media Coverage | URA Receives Market Confidence Award
Leave a CommentOn November 16, the URA celebrated our receipt of the Market Confidence Award from Neighborhood Allies at the 2nd Annual Healthy Neighborhoods Celebration.
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Allies At Work | Neighborhood Allies eNews Update | December 2018
Leave a CommentAn enews update from Neighborhood Allies
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Thank you, PNC Foundation!
Leave a CommentWe’d like to take this opportunity to thank PNC Foundation for supporting Neighborhood Allies’ Economic Opportunity for All work in 2019 with a $45,000 grant!
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Where are they now? Building Community Capacity in Carrick and Knoxville
Leave a CommentThe Hill Group was able to aid each council in creating or revising a mission statement, vision, values, a detailed two-year strategic plan, by-laws, and a communication plan.
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