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Organization Address Phone Number Central Amani Christian Community Development 733 Clarissa Street Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15219 (412) 683-2912 980 Liberty Avenue August Wilson Center Pittsburgh, PA 15222 (412) 258-2700 C/O Holly Dick 4638 Centre Ave Bellefield Area Citizens Association Pittsburgh, PA 15213 412.683.7100 P. O. Box 2345 Downtown Neighborhood Association Pittsburgh, PA 2015 Centre Ave Hill District CDC Pittsburgh, PA 15219 412 765 1820 Hill District Consensus Group, Suite 265 1835 Centre Avenue, Hill District Consensus Group Pittsburgh, PA 15219 412 697 4692 1835 Centre Avenue Hill House Association Pittsburgh, PA 15219 412 392 4400 1835 Centre Avenue Hill House EDC Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Oakcliffe Housing Club No office address 412.260.1922 235 Atwood Street Oakland Community Council Pittsburgh, PA 15213 (412) 687-8568 235 Atwood Street Oakland Planning and Development Corp. Pittsburgh, PA 15213 412.621.7863 Ext. 15 3060 Brereton Street Polish Hill Civic Association Pittsburgh, PA 15219 412 681 1950 Schenley Heights Community 3171 Ewart Drive Development Program Pittsburgh, PA 15219 (412) 621-3341 710 Fifth Ave #1000 Uptown Partners of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA 15219 412.325.2723 1901 Centre Ave #1000 Ujaama Collective Pittsburgh, PA 15219 412 228 5160 3 Allequippa St. Landslide Community Farm Pittsburgh, PA 15213 412 246 1619 East 5121 Interboro Avenue 31st Ward Action Group Pittsburgh, PA 15207 (412) 462-4689 4720 Origin Street Bloomfield Development Corp Pittsburgh PA 15224 412 681 8800 5149 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15224 Bloomfield Garfield Corporation 412-441-6950 (412) 441-6950 Braddock Redux PO Box 416 Braddock Redux Braddock, PA 15104 Connect Greenfield No office address East End Cooperative Ministries-Does not 250 Highland Ave meet regularly Pittsburgh, PA 15206 412.361.5549 East Liberty Concerned Citizens 145 Meadow Street Corporation East Liberty, PA 15206 6101 Penn Avenue #201 East Liberty Development Inc Pittsburgh, PA 15206 (412) 361-8061 5530 Penn Avenue Friendship Development Associates Pittsburgh, PA 15206 412 441 2948 PO Box 9180 Friendship Preservation Group Pittsburgh, PA, 15224 412-441-6147 5138 Penn Avenue Garfield Jubilee Association Pittsburgh, PA 15224 (412) 665-5200 430 Greenfield Avenue Greenfield Organization Pittsburgh, PA 15207 (412) 422-8885 Hazelwood Initiative, Inc. 5344 Second Avenue Hazelwood Initiative Pittsburgh, PA 15207 412 835 2093 Highland Park CDC No office address (412) 456-0900 5810 Hampton St. Highland Park CC Pittsburgh, PA 15206 (412) 661-1176 6435 Frankstown Avenue Kingsley Association Pittsburgh, PA 15206 (412) 661-8751 Larimer Consensus Group No office address 6435 Frankstown Avenue Larimer Green Team Pittsburgh, PA 15206 412 432 7451 100 43rd St #114 Lawrenceville Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15201 412 621 1616 x101 Lawrenceville Stakeholders No office address 4825 Butler Street Lawrenceville United Pittsburgh, PA 15201 (412) 802-7220 UNITY CENTER 343 Cedarville St. Lower Bloomfield UNITY Council Pittsburgh, PA1522 (412) 621-2126 Mellon's Orchard Neighborhood Association No office address 303 E 8th Ave # 305 Mon Valley Initiative Homestead, PA 15120 (412) 464-4000 PO Box 90185 Morningside Area Community Council Pittsburgh, PA 15201 412 445 1564 1212 Smallman Street Neighbors in the Strip Pittsburgh, PA 15222 412 201 4774 North Point Breeze Planning & PO Box 5465 Development Corp. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 412-244-8733 801 N Homewood Ave Operation Better Block Pittsburgh, PA 15208 (412) 731-1908 308 North Sheridan Avenue Pgh Green House (PGH) Pittsburgh, PA 15206 (412) 362-4744 7604 Charleston Avenue Regent Square Civic Association Pittsburgh, PA 15218 412-371-2010 7810 Tioga St. Rosedale Block Cluster Pittsburgh, PA 15208 (412) 243-6474 PO Box 10149 Shadyside Action Coalition Pittsburgh, PA 15232 (412) 361-3771 5604 Solway Street Squirrel Hill Urban Coalition Pittsburgh, PA 15217 (412) 422-7666 Stanton Heights Neighborhood Association No office address West End Banksville Civic Association No office address 40 E. Main St. Second Floor Carnegie CDC Carnegie, PA 15106-2703 412.279.5456 510 City County Building Crafton Heights-Westwood-Ridgemont 414 Grant St. Community Council Pittsburgh, PA 15219 412-255-8963 (Council #) Esplen Citizens Council No office address Fairywood Community Council No office address 701 Chartiers Avenue Focus on Renewal McKees Rocks, PA 15136 (412) 771-6460 McKees Rocks CDC No office address (412) 331-9901 301 Shiloh Street Mount Washington CDC Pittsburgh PA 15211 412.481.3220 720 Sherwood Avenue Sheraden Community Council Pittsburgh, PA 15204 922 Chartiers Avenue West End Elliott Citizens Council Pittsburgh, PA 15220 438 South Main Street West End Alliance Pittsburgh PA 15220 412 922 2740 South Side Allentown Community Development 813 East Warrington Ave Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15210 412-325-3371 Arlington Community Council No office address Beechview Community Council No office address Beechview CLUB No office address 1553 Broadway Avenue Beechview Merchants Association Pittsburgh PA 15216 412 567-5660 222 Climax Street Beltzhoover Citizens CDC Pittsburgh PA 15210 (412) 488-7120 Bon Air Civic Association No office address 2304 Valera Ave. Carrick Community Council Pittsburgh, PA 15210 Community Economic Development P.O. Box 357 Corporation of Clairton Clairton, PA 15025 Hilltop Alliance 512 Brownsville Road Hilltop Alliance Pittsburgh PA 15210 (412) 586-5807 638 Rectenwald Street Mount Oliver Pittsburgh, PA 15210 301 Shiloh Street Mount Washington CDC Pittsburgh PA 15211 412.481.3220 151 Odette Street Overbrook Community Council Pittsburgh PA 51227 (412)881-2959 South Pittsburgh Development No office address Corporation 412 571 3292 2005 Sarah Street South Side Community Council Pittsburgh, PA 15203 412 818 7706 2005 Sarah Street South Side Planning Forum Pittsburgh, PA 15203 PO Box 4249 or 2005 Sarah Street South Side Slopes Neighborhood Pittsburgh PA 15203 Association 1738 Gregory St Pittsburgh PA 15203 412-246-9090 The Gateway Engineers, Inc. 400 Hilltop Economic Development Holiday Drive, Suite 300, Pittsburgh, Corporation PA 15220 412-921-4030, Ext. 102 Northside Allegheny West Civic Council 812 Western Avenue Allegheny West Civic Council Pittsburgh, PA 15233 (412) 323-8884 B.H.C.F P.O. Box 99696 Brighton Heights Citizens Federation Pittsburgh, PA Brightwood Civic Group 3127 Brighton Rd Brightwood Civic Group Pittsburgh, PA 15212 (412) 732-8152 California Kirkbride Neighbors No office address P.O. Box 6255 Central Northside Neighborhood Council Pittsburgh, PA 15212 412 322 0172 Community Alliance of Spring Garden East 816 Concord Street Deutschtown Pittsburgh Pa 15212 412 322 9823 415 E Ohio St East Allegheny Community Council Pittsburgh, PA 15212 412 321 1204 P.O. Box 6602 Fineview Citizens Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15212 412 904 3145 1319 Allegheny Avenue Manchester Citizens Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15233 412 323 1743 Mexican War Streets Society P.O. Box 6588 Mexican War Street Society Pittsburgh, PA 15212 (412) 326-9772 PO Box 100011 Northside Coalition for Fair Housing Pittsburgh, PA 15233 (412) 321-5527 Four Allegheny Center Suite 601 Northside Leadership Conference Pittsburgh, PA 15212 (412) 330-2559 3446 Perrysville Avenue Observatory Hill CDC Pittsburgh, PA 15214 412-327-3313 37 East Marshall Perry Hilltop Citizen's Council Pittsburgh, PA 15214 (412) 321-4632 2115 Rockledge Street Spring Hill Civic League Pittsburgh, PA 15212 (412) 231-0303 4479 Cerise Place Summer Hill Citizens Committee Pittsburgh, PA 15214 (412) 931-7584 1619 Lowrie Street Troy Hill Citizens Inc. Pittsburgh, PA 15212 (412) 321-2852.
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