by talia piazza | Jul 30, 2018 | Community News, Grantee Spotlight, Hill District, Hilltop, Homewood, Larimer, Millvale, Revitalize Neighborhoods, Wilkinsburg
The Temporary Public Art and Placemaking (TPAP) Program is a partnership between Neighborhood Allies and the Office of Public Art. During the pilot, a series of six temporary works of public art have been created in each of our target neighborhoods. Here’s a...
by talia piazza | Jun 13, 2018 | Community News, Larimer, Media Coverage
The roots of this collaboration run deep and wide! This team came together with allies across the city to make something beautiful happen for their community. Neighborhood Allies is proud to be a supporter, partner and ally of this project in Larimer! Related News:...
by talia piazza | May 23, 2018 | Community News, Hill District, Hilltop, Homewood, Larimer, Millvale, Wilkinsburg
The 2nd Annual Love My Neighbor! Gathering brought together over 100 community members to celebrate connecting with each other, building relationships of trust, becoming stronger together, and working toward building healthy neighborhoods. The Gathering culminated the...
by talia piazza | Jan 18, 2018 | Community News, Hill District, Hilltop, Homewood, Larimer, Millvale, Opportunities, Wilkinsburg
At Neighborhood Allies, we believe no one knows our communities as well as those who live in them. If you are a resident and have an idea to do something positive for your neighbors and your neighborhood, apply for a grant today! Love My Neighbor! grants up to $2,500...
by talia piazza | Nov 15, 2017 | Community News, Hill District, Hilltop, Homewood, Larimer, Millvale, Wilkinsburg
Earlier this month, the Grassroots Grantmaking Committee (GGC) of Love My Neighbor!—a group of residents that makes funding decisions on resident-led projects—convened to begin the process of grantmaking. Neighborhood Allies is excited to partner with the Coro Center...
by talia piazza | Jul 28, 2017 | Community News, Larimer
The Larimer Consensus Group was selected by global environmental nonprofit, Institute for Sustainable Communities (ISC), as one of four community-based organizations across the country to join their Partnership for Resilient Communities (PRC). The Larimer Consensus...