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‘Steel Smiling’s Beams to Bridges is More Than A Program; It’s a Lifestyle’ | Interview with Hilltop Cohort Leader Rick Bigelow
Leave a CommentThe Beams to Bridges ‘lifestyle’ isn’t going anywhere. It was genuinely created by community members for community members in a way that continues to meet a real need. Bigger than any one individual, this work requires ongoing collaboration and community input to continue to make a real impact. The work that the Hilltop graduates have achieved and continue to carry out each and every day is a testimony to what can happen when communities are given the chance to lead.
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Steel Smiling | Q&A with Beams to Bridges Graduate Cohort Member Denita Parrish
Leave a CommentSteel Smiling bridges the gap between Black community members and mental health support through education, advocacy and awareness. Their 10-year vision is to expose every Black resident in Allegheny County to a positive mental health experience that improves their Quality of Life by 2030. We are honored to call Steel Smiling our 2020 Healthy Neighborhoods Ally of the Year!
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The Hillman Foundation Awards $250,000 to Neighborhood Allies to Support the Centralized Real Estate Accelerator
Leave a CommentTbis support will go towards the Accelerator’s agenda of wealth building through real estate for entrepreneurs of color.
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Get To Know Your Allies | Post-COVID Edition | Ben Emswiler
Leave a CommentRead more about how our staff and programs have adjusted meet people where they are at and provide the resources they need in the post-COVID world.
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Media Coverage | VisitPittsburgh is part of effort to make Homewood a cultural destination
Leave a CommentThe Homewood Experience is a natural fit for VisitPittsburgh’s Inclusive Tourism Initiative, which seeks to increase tourism in under-served neighborhoods and share in its economic benefits.
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Allies at Work | eNews Update | October Edition
Leave a CommentCheck out our October enewsletter!
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Grantee Spotlight | 2020 Love My Neighbor! Grantee Meshwork Press Helps Wilkinsburg Youth Express Themselves Through Art
Leave a CommentWith the need to adapt to COVID-19 safety precautions, LMN grantee Haylee Ebersole successfully pivoted her summer program to be a completely virtual youth arts experience!
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GOGO Impact Spotlight: Shirtz and Thangz, Inc.
Leave a CommentCarmella Jones, owner of Shirtz and Thangz, LLC. and participant of the URA and Neighborhood Allies’ Get Online and Grow Online Program, worked to create an online presence and operate back-end apps with the help of GOGO technical assistance.
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Neighborhood Allies Deepens and Reaffirms Its Commitment to Equity and Inclusion With the Promotion of Shad Henderson
1 CommentPlease join us in congratulating Shad on his new position of Director of Equity and Inclusion!
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Media Coverage | Level Up 412 offers free classes to help bridge the digital divide and get people career-ready
Leave a CommentIt’s never the wrong time to level up your computer skills, Pittsburgh.
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Media Coverage | Neighborhood Allies offers free courses to lessen digital divide in Pittsburgh
Leave a CommentPittsburgh-based Neighborhood Allies launched a remote digital skills training program — Level Up 412 — for underserved communities in the city.
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Get To Know Your Allies | Post-COVID Edition | Vanessa Buffry
Leave a CommentRead more about how our staff and programs have adjusted meet people where they are at and provide the resources they need in the post-COVID world.
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Verizon and Neighborhood Allies Launch Digital Skills Building Initiative ‘Level Up 412’
Leave a CommentGain the Tech Skills to Level Up through this new partnership and initiative of Verizon and Neighborhood Allies
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Allies At Work | eNews Update | September Edition
Leave a CommentCheck out our September enewsletter!
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We’re Hiring! Neighborhood Allies Seeks a Senior Program Manager for Real Estate Services
Leave a CommentPlease send cover letter, resume and salary requirements to Neighborhood Allies to apply.
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BNY Mellon Awards $300,000 Grant to Neighborhood Allies to Expand Economic Opportunity Initiatives Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Leave a CommentThose who were the least financially secure before the coronavirus outbreak are the ones most at risk now and during the eventual recovery. Our initiatives, and the collaboration between them, directly respond to these challenges.
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Get To Know Your Allies | Matthew Madia | Director of Real Estate Services
Leave a CommentAs the Director of Real Estate Services, Matt will lead the efforts to build-out, test and model the products and resources needed to fully launch the Centralized Real Estate Accelerator. The Accelerator is a bold new comprehensive and centralized community-based real estate model (pilot) aimed at increasing the capital flow, economic opportunity, and transforming the lives of traditionally underserved residents.
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Funder Spotlight | Thank You, McAuley Ministries!
Leave a CommentMcAuley Ministries has recently awarded Neighborhood Allies $150,000 over the next three years to continue our work creating and maintaining healthy neighborhoods across Pittsburgh!
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Please Join Us in Congratulating Ben Emswiler on his New Position at Neighborhood Allies
2 CommentsPlease join us in congratulating Ben on his promotion!
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Please Join Us in Congratulating DeOndra Parker on her New Position at Neighborhood Allies
Leave a CommentPlease join us in congratulating DeOndra on her promotion!
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Request for Qualifications: ‘Get Online and Grow Online’ Round II Small Business Program
Leave a CommentDuring this time of crisis, it is more important than ever for small businesses to pivot their business model to include online sales. We are requesting from individuals or consulting firms to provide technical assistance to small businesses to build their e-commerce capacity.
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Allies At Work | eNews Update | August Edition
Leave a CommentCheck out our August News!
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First National Bank Supports Community-Driven Real Estate Projects with $50,000 Grant to The Centralized Real Estate Accelerator
Leave a CommentThe Centralized Real Estate Accelerator aims to help nonprofits gain control of and protect community assets, developers of color to benefit from the region’s economic prosperity, and neighborhood entrepreneurs to build equity in their businesses by owning physical storefronts.
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Financial Inclusion Means Accessibility for All
Leave a CommentWhen we say “economic opportunity for all,” we really mean for all. That’s why our Director of Economic Opportunity, Sarah Dieleman Perry, recently helped to form the local Financial Inclusion and Disability Awareness Working Group.
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Neighborhood Allies Q1 and Q2 Report to Funders
Leave a CommentCheck out our Q1 and Q2 Report to Funders!
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