Unique to the region, The New Pittsburgh Collaborative (NPC) is a coalition of diverse, civically-engaged, young-minded organizations. We encourage regional progress through sharing information, pooling resources, facilitating dialogue and providing access.
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New Pittsburgh Collaborative H.U.B. Event
Strategic Volunteering: Turning Community Involvement into Personal and Professional Success
Tuesday, December 6 (6-8 p.m.)
AVA Lounge
126 S. Highland Avenue, East Liberty
J’Burgh and the Urban League Young Professionals of Greater Pittsburgh have teamed up with the New Pittsburgh Collaborative to bring you the latest H.U.B event. Please join us as we present, “Strategic Volunteering: Turning Community Involvement into Personal and Professional Success” on Tuesday, December 6th from 6 to 8 p.m. at AVA Lounge (126 S. Highland Avenue, East Liberty).
This is a great opportunity to network with young professionals in the Pittsburgh area, learn about volunteer opportunities with local organizations, and hear from a panel of community leaders about the importance of volunteering for personal and professional development.
The event is of no cost to you, but we do ask that you bring a small toy to donate to children in need in Allegheny County, or make a minimum $5 donation so a toy can be purchased to donate.
Questions? Email Mahogany Thaxton (New Pittsburgh Collaborative) at MahoganyThaxton@bestbuddies.org, Sarah Heal (J'burgh) at sarah@hilleljuc.org, or Allyce Pinchback (ULYP) at executivecoordinator@ulyppgh.org.
The NPC provides a unique value to the Pittsburgh region by being the only collaboration of regional organizations dedicated to:
- Being a central point of access and communication to and for young adult organizations across the region.
- Promoting and supporting member organizations to the region-at-large and leveraging resources by facilitating partnerships among them.
- Providing regional leadership opportunities, experiences and networking connections to young adults to better affect regional change and progress.
By doing so, the NPC continually builds and strengthens a broad, dynamic network that connects young professionals to community and regional development initiatives throughout southwestern Pennsylvania.
Thanks to the Hillman Foundation, The Sprout Fund, Allegheny County, and Councilman Bill Peduto for their support.
