Schenley Heights Revitalization Effort

Description

Schenley Heights Organized Revitalization Effort (SHORE) is a multi-partner collaborative working to create a unified, community-based vision for future development in the neighborhood. Members include Schenley Heights Collaborative, Hill District CDC, Amani Christian CDC, Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh, the Neighborhood Resilience Project, and Neighborhood Allies. 

Goal of the Program

The goal of this program is to create new affordable home ownership opportunities and combat displacement of existing residents in the Upper Hill District, also known as Schenley Heights.

What We Provide

Neighborhood Allies serves as the convening organization of SHORE, applies for funding on behalf of the coalition, and participates in strategic planning and development.

How to Engage

For more information on SHORE, connect with our Senior Program Manager for Real Estate Development, Glenn Grayson, Jr. at glenn@neighborhoodallies.org.

Stories of Impact

Neighborhood Allies’ Social Impact Design Team Celebrates Project Win | Brashear Association Creative and Analytical Play Space Breaks Ground, Makes Progress

Neighborhood Allies’ Social Impact Design Team Celebrates Project Win | Brashear Association Creative and Analytical Play Space Breaks Ground, Makes Progress

In September, The Brashear Association held a special progress ...
Restoring Fern Hollow | Neighborhood Allies’ work with UpstreamPgh appears in new plan for strengthening Nine Mile Run

Restoring Fern Hollow | Neighborhood Allies’ work with UpstreamPgh appears in new plan for strengthening Nine Mile Run

UpstreamPgh just launched a new plan for restoring and strengthening ...
Project partnership between CMU architecture class, Neighborhood Allies, and Abeille Voyante Tea Co. centers on community gathering spaces and sustainable reuse.

Project partnership between CMU architecture class, Neighborhood Allies, and Abeille Voyante Tea Co. centers on community gathering spaces and sustainable reuse.

What began as a temporary student installation for Carnegie Mellon ...
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