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Project Love Coalition
Basic Information
Address: 606 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Phone Number: 4125333837
Fax Number: 4125332694
Email: kent.bey@plcpgh.org
Action Shots
Additional Information
Causes Served: Housing, Workforce Development, Community Building, Veterans and non-veterans
Population Served: Veteran and non-veteran marginalized people
Ages for Volunteer: 18 or accompanied by a parent
Hours of Service: 10am - 2pm and other hours to be determined
Minimum Hours Required: 1 hour
Days of Service: Week days and Weekends
Mission Statement:
Empowering veterans to restore love, pride, and purpose in neighborhoods through STEAM based projects, community building, new workforce development and housing.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
It is our hope in Project Love Coalition that people will come together and join hands and hearts to improve the quality of life for veterans who have served our country with honor but are now in need. Solutions to these problems are achievable but will take the collective effort of all people or groups committed to bringing about better conditions for people facing serious crisis. Project Love Coalition aims to bring veterans and other community residents together to identify and implement sustainable solutions to build a more inclusive and diverse community that affords more social and economic opportunities in the areas of arts, housing options, workforce and business development.
Program History:
Programs and services offered by Project Love Coalition in the Hill District neighborhood of Pittsburgh include:
1. Community Building: Project Love Coalition is currently engaged in community gardening program activities.
2. Workforce Development: PLC is currently engaged in its Green S.E.N.S.E. program initiative to create economic opportunities for veterans in the Agricultural industry.
3. Housing: PLC currently provides auxiliary housing support services through referrals and advocates on behalf of veterans and their families for housing.
Events:
Harvest Festival/Love Our Neighborhood Day
Additional Information:
The Peace and Friendship Farm is our flagship program. Volunteers help with our agricultural farming and conservation activities that maintain the operation of an urban farm engaged in growing fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Additionally, volunteers assist with helping area neighbors with learning how to grow healthy organic foods. New volunteers need to attend an in-person orientation session, which are scheduled in advance.
We also have a variety of different volunteer opportunities to be involved. For more information about these opportunities, see our website at