ACTIONHousing / Burgwin / Hazelwood Initiative / The KRUNK Movement / /
Currency
USD / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
the Monterey Jazz Festival / /
Event
M&A / /
Facility
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh / AND EVERYONE WANTS THEIR KIDS TO GO TO COLLEGE / Carnegie Library of Hazelwood / Carnegie Library / Center of Life / /
IndustryTerm
real estate tax / fresh food / finance neighborhood projects / steel mural / energy / steel industry / abandoned steel / energy efficiency / in-home services / steel / /
MusicGroup
David Lewis / /
NaturalFeature
Monongahela River / /
Organization
Center of Life / Pittsburgh Association for the Education of Young Children / Allegheny County Department of Human Services / Burgwin Elementary School / The Mission Continues Pittsburgh Service Platoon / Center of Life Jazz Band / Urban Redevelopment Authority / Student Conservation Association / American Indian Center / Hazelwood Family Support Center / Family Support Center / DSF Charitable Foundation / /
Person
Maharia Lane / Tom Johnson / Danielle Gill / Start / Marcus Critten / Mary Ann McHarg / Sherry Hoover / Glen Hazel / Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh / Eric Stoller / Greg Quinlan / Tillie Figlar-Quinlan / Rob Stephany / Chanel / Kartiye / Tayler Webster / James Richter / Tim Smith / JEFFERY FRASER RIVERTOWN / Rebuilding Together / Chelsea Pitzarella / George / Jeff Fraser / Claude Worthington Benedum / Steve Hellner-Burris / Hazel Woods / David Lewis / Joel Laudenslager / Kristine DiPietro / Marge Petruska / Sean Means / Debbie Gallagher / Maurice Cole / Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh Providing / Richard King / Marc Cherna / Youth / /
Position
senior director / driver / library branch manager / executive director / advisors / Early Head / Head / West Homestead artist / parent advisors / freelance writer / Director / Economic Development program officer / director of the Endowments / director of the Endowments’ Community & Economic Development Program / director of the Endowments’ Children / /
Tom Johnson A nonprofit partnership supported by The Heinz Endowments is helping some Hazelwood residents like Maurice Cole, left, buy their first homes. The project