Connecting You to Valuable Tools

It’s our job to connect you with valued resources that will help you do your best work.

As a community partner, we provide expertise, tailored support and long-term commitment through listening and giving neighborhoods resources to understand their current conditions and simplifying the community development process through the distribution of shared standards, tools and metrics that can be used by everyone.

Neighborhood Allies Documents

Neighborhood Allies 2023 Mid-Year Impact Report

Real Estate Finance Brief | March 2023

June 2, 2023 | Documents

Small Business Resource List (May 2023)

May 16, 2023 | Documents| GOGO

Small Business Resource List February-March 2023

February 14, 2023 | Documents

Job Opportunities & Request for Proposals

Do you have expertise, knowledge and skills to contribute to our work? Here is a list of current and past opportunities:

We’re Hiring! Apply to be a Senior Program Manager of Economic Opportunity

January 22, 2024 | Active| Job Opportunity

Request for Proposals: Social Impact Design, Equity-Centered Designer Network

March 29, 2023 | Inactive| RFP|

We’re Hiring! | Senior Program Manager for Investment

August 31, 2022 | Centralized Real Estate Accelerator| Inactive| Job Opportunity| Market Confidence

Entrepreneurship & Creators Opportunity: Homewood-based artists wanted

August 15, 2022 | Homewood| Inactive| RFP| The Homewood Experience

External Resources

Here are some websites, reports, articles, and other materials that reflect conversations on the broader issues we aim to address, as well as some resources for needs such as housing, food assistance, and more.

Websites

Find national best practices and stories about comprehensive community development and neighborhood transformation from cities across the country: LISC

Find training and information about best practices, ideas and news from around the field of comprehensive community development: LISC Institute

Multiple Resource Guides to find providers of Human Services including food assistance, healthcare/insurance, homelessness, mental health concerns, immigrants and refugees and more: Allegheny County

A data resource only for nonprofit, academic and governmental organizations in Pittsburgh: Western PA Regional Data Center

HouseCat, is a database that can be used to find information on subsidized housing in Allegheny County.

Provides local information on Urban and Regional Analysis, Survey Research and Qualitative Data Analysis: University Center for Social & Urban Research (UCSUR)

Informs and inspires the people who are creating the cities of the future—and those who want to live there through original reporting, sharp analysis, and visual storytelling: CITYLAB

Strengthening the social sector by advancing knowledge about philanthropy: FOUNDATION CENTER

Find food, health, housing, job training programs and more, anywhere, by Zip Code: Aunt Bertha