Allegheny Center Alliance Church collaborates with other Christian community development organizations as well as neighborhood groups and organizations in our efforts to bring God's shalom to the North Side of Pittsburgh.

At Urban Impact, we're providing options for those who have few or no options. We enlist God’s help in building positive relationships with youth on Pittsburgh’s North Side. We ask for His guidance in mending the wounds of needy children. From there we can work to change Pittsburgh one person, one family, and one block at a time. United Way Contributor's Choice #9532

The Shore Project is a nonprofit organization providing Support, Hope, Opportunity, Responsibility and Empowerment to the youth of our community: servicing youth ages 14 to 18 through a III Phase program plan that's S.H.O.R.E to empower their future. Each phase is strategic in supporting our youth in faith, lasting adult to peer relationships and community connections. United Way contributors choice #10224806. www.theshoreproject.org  

According to the latest reports, approximately 2,000 people in Greater Pittsburgh are homeless. Even more suffer from poverty and hunger and are on the verge of becoming homeless. Light of Life helps hurting people like these find hope and purpose, and equips them with the tools they need transform their lives. United Way Contributor's Choice #223

The mission of Pine Valley Bible Camp is to reach Pittsburgh's urban poor and disadvantaged youth with the Gospel of Christ through their excellent summer camp program - The Nehemiah Project. United Way Contributor's Choice #931352

L.I.V.I.N.G. Ministry-
(Love Initiated Ventures Investing in Neglected Groups)

L.oving guys no matter what their circumstance is
I.ntiating purposeful and meaningful contact with the homeless
V.enturing into neglected and forsaken communities
I.vesting our time, gifts, and resources for the sake of the Gospel
N.oticing those that are neglected and looked down upon in society
G.iving honor and dignity to those grouped as homeless and needy

Motivated to live our Christian principles, the mission of the North Side Christian Health Center is to provide whole-person primary health care to underserved persons on the Northside and surrounding neighborhoods. North Side Christian Health Center was founded in 1993 by a group of doctors and community leaders who had a vision to serve the medically uninsured on the Northside with comprehensive, faith-based primary and preventive health care that addresses the whole person: body, mind and spirit.

Welcome to Grace Period, home of the last payday advance you'll ever need. Grace Period is a non-profit organization created to provide an alternative to check cashing and cash advancing services on Pittsburgh’s North Side. We're here to offer those accessing non-traditional financial services a hope and a future. 609 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh, PA  15212 412-322-3151

Northside Common Ministries (NCM) is a non-profit organization established in 1982 by 30 independent local churches. Recognizing the needs of the economically disadvantaged in an urban setting, NCM addresses the needs of the homeless and hungry in Pittsburgh. The mission of Northside Common Ministries is to answer the call of Jesus to "feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and receive the stranger" through its Pleasant Valley Emergency Shelter and Community Food Bank ministries.  1600 Brighton Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15212  United Way Donor #1476

Seeking Justice with the love of God. Christian Legal Aid of Pittsburgh, Inc. (CLA) strives to provide help, hope and healing to those in need in the Pittsburgh community through the provision of free legal advice and counseling. Since 2004, CLA has been providing pro bono legal services to individuals who meet the poverty guidelines, and currently serves residents of both Allegheny and Butler counties. We are part of a national network of clinics opened through the Christian Legal Society. ph. 412-622-0232.

The Center for Church Based Human Services & CARE (Church CARE) is a regional collborative of churches, faith-based organizations and educational institutions, as well as human service providers, that are committed to extending human service education and training into communities. Church CARE can be reached at NorthShore Community Alliance, 1439 North Franklin Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15233, ph. 412-612-5156, CARE@geneva.edu

In addition to the organizations listed above, Allegheny Center Alliance Church has appreciated the opportunity to work cooperatively with many of the local neighborhood and business associations in service to our community. Among these are the Northside Leadership Conference, the East Allegheny Community Council, the Northside Chamber of Commerce, the Deutschtown Merchants Association, and others.