For more information about
EECM,
visit their website:
East End
Cooperative Ministry
East End Community Thrift
East End Community Thrift (of The Thomas Merton Center) is
an all volunteer-run thrift shop which provides quality,
low-cost used clothing and household goods to the surrounding
community.
East Liberty Family Health
Care Center
East Liberty Family Health Care Center offers quality
whole-person health care to all, especially the poor.
Black & White Reunion
The Black & White Reunion focuses on three important areas in
the struggle to combat racism: advocating for youth,
community-police relations, and police brutality ad racial
profiling.
Hosanna Industries, Inc.
Hosanna Industries’ new construction and home rehabilitation
programs offer safe, habitable housing to low and very low
income, elderly and single-parent households without regard to
race or creed.
The Neighborhood Academy
The Neighborhood Academy’s mission is to break the cycle of
poverty through education for students in grades 8–12 from
low-income families.
The Partnership for Minority
HIV/AIDS Prevention
The Partnership for Minority HIV/AIDS Prevention works with
community partners, in the USA and abroad, to prevent the spread
of HIV/AIDS through prevention efforts, education and resources,
primarily among people of African descent and other people of
color communities.
Sojourner House
Sojourner House is a faith-based residential rehabilitation facility
where addicted women learn to break the inter-generational cycle
of poverty and chemical abuse while in their own apartment with
their children.
East
Liberty Development, Inc.(ELDI)
East Liberty Development, Inc.(ELDI) is a non-profit community
development corporation (CDC) whose mission is to foster the revitalization
of East Liberty, a neighborhood located in the East End of Pittsburgh.
For more information about these
organizations,
visit their websites:
East
Liberty Development, Inc. (ELDI)
ELDI's
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Co-Chairs, Community Mission
Committee
Bruce Pollock and Bob Sampson |