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We ignite economic growth across western Pennsylvania.
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707 Grant St.,
Suite 1920
Pittsburgh,
PA
15219
Erie
1001 State Street,
Suite 1400
Erie,
PA
16501
Uniontown
2 West Main Street,
Suite 135
Uniontown,
PA
15401
Bridgeway gets $1.75 million to invest in small businesses
Bridgeway Capital has received a grant of $1.75 million to invest in small businesses in Western Pennsylvania. The funds were awarded by the U.S. Treasury Department’s Community Development Financial Institutions Fund. Of the total, $1 million is targeted for loans to black-owned businesses that have barriers to obtaining financing; and $750,000 is for enterprises that aim to increase access to healthy foods in communities lacking fresh grocery options.
Discover some of the people and places growing beautiful things in Homewood
Located at 7800 Susquehanna St., the maker and manufacturing movement based in Homewood brought together a group of individuals and programs that are not just amazing for Pittsburgh, but nationally pretty impressive, Wallace says.
Beaver County native turning garbage into jobs at former Pittsburgh factory
Beaver County native Ian Rosenberger is turning garbage into jobs for local residents at 7800 Susquehanna Street - an old Westinghouse factory in Homewood - one of Pittsburgh’s poorest neighborhoods.
Bridgeway’s 28th Annual Event
For the past 28 years, Bridgeway Capital has ignited inclusive economic growth across western Pennsylvania. We invite you to celebrate our 28th Anniversary on October 24th at the August Wilson …
Celebrate our 28th Anniversary on October 24th at the August Wilson Center. At the event Bridgeway will highlight our 2018 Impact and share stories of clients making a difference. Register at - mailchi.mp/bridgewaycapital.org/28annualevent
Are you looking for an alternative funding for your small business? Chatham’s Women’s Business Center is hosting “Think Beyond the Bank” workshop on October 16, 5:30-7:30pm. In this workshop hear from popular local funding options and meet some programs new to town. For more information and registration visit, www.chatham.edu/wbc/
Bridgeway awarded $1.75 M to ignite small business growth and invest in communities left behind by the mainstream economy. - mailchi.mp/bridgewaycapital.org/investincommunities
Sarah Bradford Campbell gave her strength to Homewood since 1950s. “She had a big impact on Pittsburgh,” said Mark Peterson, president and CEO of Bridgeway, where Mrs. Campbell served on the board from 1993 to 2012, including three years as board president. Read more about her legacy at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Sarah Bradford Campbell gave her strength to Homewood since 1950s
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Sarah Bradford Campbell built bridges to her neighborhood during times of change.
Celebrate our 28th Anniversary on October 24th at the August Wilson Center. At the event Bridgeway will highlight our 2018 Impact and share stories of clients making a difference. Register at - https://t.co/iJvyE2Cxxo
Bridgeway awarded $1.75 M to ignite small business growth and invest in communities left behind by the mainstream economy. - https://t.co/u8BmGAlHPK
Black-owned businesses, and firms that provide healthy food options in food deserts will benefit from @Bridgeway_Cap funds. #entrepreneurs #small business #healthy foods https://t.co/c3iB2i1dPb via @PittsburghPG
Sarah Bradford Campbell gave her strength to Homewood since 1950s. “She had a big impact on Pittsburgh,” said Mark Peterson, president and CEO of Bridgeway. Mrs. Campbell served on the board from 1993 to 2012, including three years as board president. https://t.co/SCDRPB1wA8