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Local FOCs Celebrate Financial Goal Week by Helping Families Save for Their Future

Local FOCs Celebrate Financial Goal Week by Helping Families Save for Their Future

by talia piazza | Oct 25, 2016 | Community News

The three area Financial Opportunity Centers celebrated National Financial Goal Day during the week of October 10, with games, prizes and incentives for families to save toward their goals. National Financial Goal Day was established by The Financial Clinic...
p4 Focuses on Making Equitable Development a Reality in Pittsburgh

p4 Focuses on Making Equitable Development a Reality in Pittsburgh

by talia piazza | Oct 20, 2016 | Community News

With the central focus on equitable development, this year’s p4 conference cultivated discussion and action to ensure that as our city grows and prospers, our residents and neighborhoods do too. A model based around a central unifying framework of: People, Planet,...
Is it too late for equitable development in some parts of Pittsburgh?

Is it too late for equitable development in some parts of Pittsburgh?

by talia piazza | Oct 20, 2016 | Media Coverage

By: Eric Holmberg | PublicSource | Oct. 19, 2016 | Read the full article When Derrick Tillman graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 2004 with a degree in information science, he struggled to find his first job. He had good grades, completed internships and...
Heinz Endowments Awards $300,000 to Neighborhood Allies

Heinz Endowments Awards $300,000 to Neighborhood Allies

by talia piazza | Oct 17, 2016 | Community News

A $300,000 grant from the Heinz Endowments will support Neighborhood Allies’ comprehensive, placed-based, people-based, and system-based neighborhood revitalization strategies. Support from Heinz will position Neighborhood Allies staff to implement the following...
Is it too late for equitable development in some parts of Pittsburgh?

An end to political handouts in Pittsburgh? A new way to avoid cronyism in developments proposed

by talia piazza | Oct 14, 2016 | Media Coverage

By: Eric Holmberg | PublicSource | Oct. 11, 2016 | Read the full article Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto talks about new proposed criteria for publicly-supported developments on Tuesday at The Heinz Endowments’ offices in Downtown Pittsburgh. (Photo by Eric...
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