People
The Hill CDC is committed to the social and economic development of Hill District residents, many of whom have been historically disadvantaged. A variety of programs are offered for business owners, entrepreneurs, aspiring homeowners, creatives and culture workers.
Place
The Hill CDC leads the planning and redevelopment efforts for the neighborhood on behalf of residents and stakeholders of the Hill District. With over $2 Billion of development slated for the area, the Hill CDC is focused on commercial revitalization and affordable homeownership. Equitable outcomes that foster place-keeping and transformative economic investment is the cornerstone of the Hill CDC’s work.
Policy
The Hill CDC is guided by the Greater Hill District Master Plan. This community-endorsed vision establishes fundamental values and development principles that are central to positive activities and healthy neighborhood development. The Hill CDC focuses on land-use policy, social and economic equity, and centering community voice.
Social
👑Happy Father’s Day to the Dads and father-figures of our community! You are seen and deeply appreciated. Enjoy your day!
👑Happy Father’s Day to the Dads and father-figures of our community! You are seen and deeply appreciated. Enjoy your day!
📅Happening TOMORROW!
Don’t miss our next FREE food distribution taking place tomorrow, Friday, June 13th at 11:00 AM! The distribution will occur at Nafasi on Centre, 2145 Centre Ave. Bring your own tote or carry box to transport your items.
See you there!
📅Happening TOMORROW!
Don’t miss our next FREE food distribution taking place tomorrow, Friday, June 13th at 11:00 AM! The distribution will occur at Nafasi on Centre, 2145 Centre Ave. Bring your own tote or carry box to transport your items.
See you there!
📢Save the date!
The next Community Living Room will take place on Thursday, June 26th at 5:30 PM at Nafasi on Centre, 2145 Centre Avenue. This session, titled “Black Freedom Struggles: A Fighting Legacy,” continues the journey we began in our last gathering, where we examined the historical fight for Black electoral justice, the enduring power of the Black vote, and the challenges of remaining politically engaged within a system shaped by compromise and constraint.
Together, we reflected on what it means to vote in what Saidiya Hartman calls the afterlife of slavery, and asked how we might sharpen our political consciousness amid limited choices. This upcoming conversation will broaden that lens by tracing the legacy of Black freedom fighters in Pittsburgh and beyond, and asking what their example demands of us now.
Join neighbors, artists, and thinkers as we build on that foundation and imagine new possibilities for solidarity and collective power.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1378155493179?aff=oddtdtcreator
📢Save the date!
The next Community Living Room will take place on Thursday, June 26th at 5:30 PM at Nafasi on Centre, 2145 Centre Avenue. This session, titled “Black Freedom Struggles: A Fighting Legacy,” continues the journey we began in our last gathering, where we examined the historical fight for Black electoral justice, the enduring power of the Black vote, and the challenges of remaining politically engaged within a system shaped by compromise and constraint.
Together, we reflected on what it means to vote in what Saidiya Hartman calls the afterlife of slavery, and asked how we might sharpen our political consciousness amid limited choices. This upcoming conversation will broaden that lens by tracing the legacy of Black freedom fighters in Pittsburgh and beyond, and asking what their example demands of us now.
Join neighbors, artists, and thinkers as we build on that foundation and imagine new possibilities for solidarity and collective power.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1378155493179?aff=oddtdtcreator
📣 This Thursday, June 12 – Join the community at CCAC Allegheny for a pivotal public forum on Pittsburgh’s 2050 Comprehensive Plan and what a truly Just Transition means!
5:00–6:30 PM – Update and remarks on the Pittsburgh 2050 Comprehensive Plan
6:30–8:00 PM – Featured speaker and panel on transition strategies
The plan aims to:
✅ Make sure new development benefits current residents
✅ Create job opportunities across all neighborhoods
✅ Improve environmental conditions citywide
✅ Give all communities a real voice in decisions
📍 CCAC Allegheny Campus, SSC 360 (839 Ridge Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15212)
Register here: https://pgh2050.com/upcomingevents
📣 This Thursday, June 12 – Join the community at CCAC Allegheny for a pivotal public forum on Pittsburgh’s 2050 Comprehensive Plan and what a truly Just Transition means!
5:00–6:30 PM – Update and remarks on the Pittsburgh 2050 Comprehensive Plan
6:30–8:00 PM – Featured speaker and panel on transition strategies
The plan aims to:
✅ Make sure new development benefits current residents
✅ Create job opportunities across all neighborhoods
✅ Improve environmental conditions citywide
✅ Give all communities a real voice in decisions
📍 CCAC Allegheny Campus, SSC 360 (839 Ridge Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15212)
Register here: https://pgh2050.com/upcomingevents
Join the Hill CDC and other Registered Community Organizations (RCOs) for a Development Activities Meeting on Monday, June 16th, 2025, at 6:00 PM via Zoom.
Development Activities Meetings allow the community to learn about proposed projects and provide input before they advance to the Planning Commission, Zoning Board of Adjustment, Art Commission, or Historical Review Commission.
Join the ZOOM here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83957396087
Join the Hill CDC and other Registered Community Organizations (RCOs) for a Development Activities Meeting on Monday, June 16th, 2025, at 6:00 PM via Zoom.
Development Activities Meetings allow the community to learn about proposed projects and provide input before they advance to the Planning Commission, Zoning Board of Adjustment, Art Commission, or Historical Review Commission.
Join the ZOOM here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83957396087
📈 Ready to move your small business forward?
June Small Business Hours are live!
Join the Hill CDC, Allegheny County`s Office of Equity and Inclusion, the University of Pittsburgh Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence, the Duquesne Small Business Development Center, and Chatham University`s Women`s Business Center for expert guidance on starting or growing your business.
📅 Sessions available in 30-minute increments. Get insights on business development, funding, and strategies to help your business thrive.
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with experts and take the next step in your business journey!
Register here: hilldistrict.org/booknow
📈 Ready to move your small business forward?
June Small Business Hours are live!
Join the Hill CDC, Allegheny County`s Office of Equity and Inclusion, the University of Pittsburgh Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence, the Duquesne Small Business Development Center, and Chatham University`s Women`s Business Center for expert guidance on starting or growing your business.
📅 Sessions available in 30-minute increments. Get insights on business development, funding, and strategies to help your business thrive.
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with experts and take the next step in your business journey!
Register here: hilldistrict.org/booknow
📢Save the date!
The next Community Living Room will take place on Thursday, June 26th at 5:30 PM at Nafasi on Centre, 2145 Centre Avenue. This session, titled “Black Freedom Struggles: A Fighting Legacy,” continues the journey we began in our last gathering, where we examined the historical fight for Black electoral justice, the enduring power of the Black vote, and the challenges of remaining politically engaged within a system shaped by compromise and constraint.
Together, we reflected on what it means to vote in what Saidiya Hartman calls the afterlife of slavery, and asked how we might sharpen our political consciousness amid limited choices. This upcoming conversation will broaden that lens by tracing the legacy of Black freedom fighters in Pittsburgh and beyond, and asking what their example demands of us now.
Join neighbors, artists, and thinkers as we build on that foundation and imagine new possibilities for solidarity and collective power.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1378155493179?aff=oddtdtcreator
📢Save the date!
The next Community Living Room will take place on Thursday, June 26th at 5:30 PM at Nafasi on Centre, 2145 Centre Avenue. This session, titled “Black Freedom Struggles: A Fighting Legacy,” continues the journey we began in our last gathering, where we examined the historical fight for Black electoral justice, the enduring power of the Black vote, and the challenges of remaining politically engaged within a system shaped by compromise and constraint.
Together, we reflected on what it means to vote in what Saidiya Hartman calls the afterlife of slavery, and asked how we might sharpen our political consciousness amid limited choices. This upcoming conversation will broaden that lens by tracing the legacy of Black freedom fighters in Pittsburgh and beyond, and asking what their example demands of us now.
Join neighbors, artists, and thinkers as we build on that foundation and imagine new possibilities for solidarity and collective power.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1378155493179?aff=oddtdtcreator
👷🏾♀️ Today, the next generation of architects, engineers and community developers were on site at the Historic New Granada!
These young minds got a hands-on experience at this important Hill District landmark as it moves closer to its future as a hub for art, culture, business, education and entertainment.
Keep an eye out for more in the upcoming Weekend Roundup!
👷🏾♀️ Today, the next generation of architects, engineers and community developers were on site at the Historic New Granada!
These young minds got a hands-on experience at this important Hill District landmark as it moves closer to its future as a hub for art, culture, business, education and entertainment.
Keep an eye out for more in the upcoming Weekend Roundup!
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