
The Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh focuses on serving African-Americans and other minorities, but no one is ever turned away, helping more than 20,000 individuals in Pittsburgh and the surrounding counties last year alone. As the largest comprehensive social service/civil rights organization in Southwestern Pennsylvania, the Pittsburgh Urban League helps others to help themselves through extra-curricular educational opportunities, health advocacy, housing counseling, parental education and support for early childhood and youth development, hunger prevention services, sustainable wage career preparation, and other programs that lead to improved ability to achieve economic empowerment and self-reliance. Over a century of service to the African American community in our region has earned the Urban League the community’s trust. The Urban League’s voice has gained a reputation for untarnished credibility which we strive to use strategically in order to reduce structural barriers and improve access to opportunities for those we serve.
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ULGP has an excellent track record for providing innovative and effective out of school time learning programming that’s designed to inspire, encourage, lead and cultivate youth to excel academically.
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BMLDI hosted by Steelers Defensive Tackle, Larry Ogunjobi
Originally published on August 14 by Steelers Now 🏈 Steelers Community Relations: On Sunday afternoon, Steelers defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi hosted a group of young men from Urban League of [...]
The City of Pittsburgh Sits Down with White House Delegation for a Roundtable Discussion on the City’s Designation as a Workforce Hub
Originally posted on August 11 by Pittsburghpa.gov The City of Pittsburgh Sits Down with White House Delegation for a Roundtable Discussion on the City's Designation as a Workforce Hub PITTSBURGH — [...]
Pittsburgh nonprofits, still reeling from the pandemic, face uncertainty as Pa. budget impasse continues
Originally published on July 28 by the Pittsburgh Post Gazette Uncertainty looms for Pittsburgh nonprofits as the Pennsylvania budget delay stretches more than 20 days. Organizations serving the community’s most vulnerable [...]