Pennsylvania Women Work is a statewide 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering women in career transition through job readiness, emotional growth, education, training and employment. Our flagship program, New Choices, has served thousands of women across the Commonwealth and assisted them in breaking the cycle of poverty to build better lives for themselves and their families!
Human Services & Workforce Development
Education, Enrichment, Family Matters
The Northside North Shore Chamber of Commerce works to promote, connect and support the growth and success of Pittsburgh’s Northside businesses.
Chamber Membership
EECM is a nonprofit organization based in East Liberty with the mission of changing the lives of people facing the impacts of poverty. Through three core programs, it serves over 10,000 people annually. Its programs include a food pantry open five days a week, a community kitchen serving a daily, free lunch to the community, an emergency shelter, transitional post-rehab program, and employment support services, as well as children and youth programming focused on drug and violence prevention.
Economic Development
Economic Development
Economic Development
Economic Development and Business Certification
Addiction Treatment and Recovery Support Services
Addiction Treatment and Recovery Support Services
Addiction Treatment and Recovery Support Services
Management support organization
Ecomonic Development
Business Exchange
Education, Arts & Culture, Sports
Education, Arts & Culture, Sports
Insurance & Financial Services
Mentoring
Streamlining operations, saving time, cutting costs, and driving lasting results
Gifts and Event Planning
Private Equity Fundraising
Private School
Business, Recruitment, Training, Workforce & Community Economic Development
Youth Leadership, Workforce Development
Human Services
Limo and Bus Services
EECM is a nonprofit organization based in East Liberty with the mission of changing the lives of people facing the impacts of poverty. Through three core programs, it serves over 10,000 people annually. Its programs include a food pantry open five days a week, a community kitchen serving a daily, free lunch to the community, an emergency shelter, transitional post-rehab program, and employment support services, as well as children and youth programming focused on drug and violence prevention.
Human Services, Workforce Development and Children & Youth