MEMBERSHIP
Membership in PCRG is open to all community development corporations (CDCs), community-based organizations (CBOs), and related non-profit partners. Working with member organizations to advocate for increased neighborhood investment, PCRG has been successful in bringing private and public financial resources to distressed neighborhoods in Pittsburgh’s region. PCRG has a history of effectively organizing diverse groups of stakeholders around issues such as bank lending practices, financial literacy, foreclosure prevention, and disposition of vacant property. Today, PCRG is expanding its vision to help its members address key issues by confronting development barriers in their neighborhoods.
Although all PCRG's programs intend to serve its members, these programs are especially targeted at facilitating collaboration within our membership and connecting our members to resources.
If you have any questions regarding membership, please reach out to our Community Organizer Osman Jouejati, at ojouejati@pcrg.org or call at 412-391-6732, 202
You can also proceed with an application below; you should have the following information on hand to complete the application.
Organizations Strategic plan
501 C3 determination letter
Organizational Budget
Board of Directors List
Proposed two delegates, with their addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses.
Organizational Mission Statement
+ Networking
As a membership-driven and partnership-based organization, PCRG recognizes the importance of connections in the field of community development. To foster further collaboration, PCRG sponsors social and professional networking opportunities for community development professionals, including its regular, Annual Member Retreat and Year End Holiday Celebration.
+ Additional benefits
- Access to Community Capasity Building Porgrams
- Complimentary tickets to PCRG "Lunch and Learn" programming
- Discounted tickets to the PCRG’s Annual Community Development Summit and Awards Reception
- Technical assistance on various community development topics
- Voting rights in PCRG elections and policy decisions