NeighborWorks Western Pennsylvania

03/15/2026

Homeownership is one of the most powerful tools for building generational wealth.
Start with education, use assistance programs, and plan for long‑term equity.
Email [email protected] for free HUD‑certified guidance with no sales pitch.

03/14/2026

Want to lower your out‑of‑pocket costs?
Join our FREE Workshop on March 21 to learn how down payment and closing cost assistance programs help keep more money in your pocket.
🔗 Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1982891972267?aff=oddtdtcreator

03/12/2026

Behind on your mortgage or worried you might be? Don’t wait.

Our HUD‑certified counselors help you understand options like loan modifications, repayment plans, and forbearance.

Email: [email protected] for free, confidential support.

03/10/2026

📊 Budgeting.
👀House hunting.
🤝Pre‑approval.
🔎Inspection.
💰Down payment programs.

🎓Learn it all at our FREE Homebuyer Workshop on March 21.
🔗 Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1982891972267?aff=oddtdtcreator

03/09/2026

🏡 Home Resource Fair – Free Community Event!

Join NeighborWorks Western Pennsylvania at the Phillips Rec Center for a FREE Home Resource Fair from 10 AM – 1 PM on Saturday, March 28!

Connect with local experts who can help with:
🔧 Contractors
⚡ Energy suppliers
🏦 Lenders
🛡️ Insurance agents
🤝 Community organizations

Whether you're planning repairs, upgrades, or just want to learn about resources available to homeowners, this event is a great place to start.

🎟️ Free to attend, but advanced registration is strongly encouraged.

Get ready for the ultimate home resource fair where you'll find everything you need after buying a home, all under one roof!

03/08/2026

Spring Forward isn’t just for clocks — your home needs it too! ☀️
Try these quick maintenance wins:
• Check smoke/CO alarms
• Clean gutters
• Replace HVAC filters
• Inspect caulking
• Test sump pump
Need help creating a budget for repairs? Neighborworks is here with free advice and counseling for all situations. Reach out today to talk to our HUD-certified Counselors!
Email: [email protected]
www.neighborworkswpa.org

03/06/2026

It’s National Credit Education Month! Somequick wins to boost your
score before applying for credit:
1️⃣Pay bills on time
2️⃣Keep credit balances below 30%
3️⃣Don't close unused credit cards
4️⃣Pull your free report
5️⃣Dispute errors ASAP
Need personalized help? Email [email protected].

03/04/2026

🎓 Ready to buy your first home? Join our FREE Homebuyer Education Workshop on March 21 at Provident Charter School (Troy Hill) – generously supported by First National Bank.
⏰ 8:30 AM–4:00 PM
📍 Provident Charter School, Troy Hill
🔗 Register: https://ProvidentcharterschoolcentralandNWWPA.eventbrite.com

03/01/2026

You may be closer to homeownership than you think. Many first‑time buyers qualify for down payment and/or closing cost assistance, and our HUD‑certified counselors can help you explore your options at no cost.
Contact us for free counseling: www.neighborworkswpa.org
Questions: [email protected]

NWA

02/07/2026

Honoring the Legacy of August Wilson

🌅 April 27, 1945 – 🌇 October 2, 2005

Today, we celebrate the life and legacy of August Wilson — a literary giant born and raised in Pittsburgh’s Hill District. Through his powerful storytelling, Wilson captured the depth, resilience, and beauty of Black life in America, preserving the voices of a community that shaped him.

His groundbreaking Pittsburgh Cycle — ten plays including Fences, The Piano Lesson, and Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom — chronicled the struggles and triumphs of everyday people. With nine of the ten plays set in the Hill District, Wilson ensured that the stories of Pittsburgh’s neighborhoods would never be erased. His work earned two Pulitzer Prizes, a Tony Award, and worldwide acclaim.

At NeighborWorks Western PA, we understand the importance of preserving and strengthening the communities that shape us. Just as August Wilson honored the Hill District through storytelling, we remain committed to supporting stable housing, neighborhood revitalization, and opportunities that allow families and communities to thrive.

His legacy reminds us that neighborhoods matter. Stories matter. And community matters.