Neighborhood Allies Welcomes Three New Members to its Board of Directors!

by Chelsea Contino | Nov 7, 2019 | Community News

Please 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! Diamonte Walker is the Deputy Director...

Media Coverage | Gormley’s Viewpoint: Opportunity Zones must ensure opportunity is created for all

by Chelsea Contino | Nov 7, 2019 | Community News, Media Coverage

Pittsburgh Business Times | Kenneth Gormley | November 7th, 2019 | Read the full article On Nov. 1, Duquesne University will host the Opportunity Zone Association of America (OZAA) conference. We’re thrilled to host this prominent group, and we greatly value their...

Real Estate Co-Powerment Series Continues to Grow with 18 New Graduates!

by Chelsea Contino | Nov 6, 2019 | Community News, Revitalize Neighborhoods

Please join us in celebrating the graduates of the 6th Real Estate Co-Powerment Series! 18 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...

Allies At Work | eNews Update | November 2019 Edition

by Chelsea Contino | Nov 4, 2019 | Announcements, Community News

Read our November 2019 eNewsletter Healthy Neighborhoods Celebration highlights and photos Homewood Progressive Dinner highlights Announcing new funding from Wells Fargo for our Love My Neighbor! program and from The Heinz Endowments for the Public Art and Communities...

Funder Spotlight | The Heinz Endowments

by Chelsea Contino | Nov 4, 2019 | Community News, Funder Spotlight

The Heinz Endowments recently awarded Neighborhood Allies and the Office of Public Art a $190,000 grant to carry out its second public art collaboration – Public Art and Communities 2.0! We are beyond excited to once again connect artists with community organizations...