North Hills Community Outreach addresses the needs of people in crisis, hardship and poverty in Northern Allegheny County. Through various services and programs, NHCO fosters self-sufficiency while treating all individuals with dignity, understanding and caring.
Annually, NHCO provides more than 30,000 services to over 3,500 local families using a variety of programs, including, food pantry, services for seniors, sharing projects, transportation assistance and more. Learn more at NHCO.org
Have a car you no longer need? Donate it to NHCO and change your neighbors' lives.
Give us a call at 412-487-6316 x 3225
We'll pick it up
We sell it at auction with the money going towards helping people overcome transportation challenges.
Learn more at NHCO.org/donate-your-car
NHCO's Free Rides For Seniors Shuttle Passengers. Transportation is a privilege and necessity that many seniors can no longer do independently. In this video, some of our older adults and volunteers reflect on what NHCO's Free Rides for Seniors shuttles means to them.
Joy and big hearts are the magic behind NHCO's life-changing senior programs. We sat down for coffee and conversation with a few clients in NHCO’s In Service of Seniors program.
North Hills Community Outreach Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2021-2022
During fiscal year 2020-2021, NHCO provided 25,044 services to 3,363 local families and individuals in need. This video features staff members highlighting some of our accomplishments.
North Hills Community Outreach's Community Leaders Breakfast, Friday, October 14 in Millvale, PA featuring Keynote Speaker Alena Anderson, Director of Moving Forward Financial Stability and United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania
Introduction by NHCO Executive Director Tom Baker
Volunteering to do Yard Work with NHCO’s In Service Of Seniors Program
NHCO's In Service of Seniors Program offers a variety of services that help older adults in our community live healthy and safe with dignity at home. This video features a group of enthusiastic volunteers doing yard work for a senior with mobility issues. More volunteers are needed! Learn more at nhco.org/volunteer-to-help-seniors
Chaz Kellem speaks about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) with members of North Hills Community Outreach's Board of Directors on September 17, 2022. He's the Program Manager with The Enterprise Equitable Health Institute (EEHI) at Highmark Health.
#NHCO Volunteers Mary and Jim talk about how rewarding it is to drive our Free Rides for Seniors shuttle. The shuttle provides transportation at no charge to those 60 and older living along part of the Rt. 28 corridor.
Jim and Mary encourage others to join them in volunteering. If you are interested please contact our Free Rides for Seniors Coordinator, Tracy Elway at 412-449-0151 or tlelway@nhco.org
You can also visit nhco.org/volunteer to see all of our open volunteer opportunities.
Father Paul Abernathy, Chief Executive Officer with The Neighborhood Resilience Project, speaks at The 22nd Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity Breakfast at La Roche College on January 29, 2022. The event was postponed on Martin Luther King Jr. Day because of bad weather.
NHCO teamed up with Ross Park Mall to bring a bus full of back to school supplies to the Springdale Community. We are grateful for the support of Ross Park Mall and the ability to provide local students with supplies that will help them feel prepared and ready to learn this school year.
Thank you! Because of supporters like you, North Hills Community Outreach provided 25,215 services to 3,259 local families and individuals in need during the fiscal year July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020.
Have you heard about NHCO On The Go? This new initiative brings NHCO to you! While we have multiple locations and serve over 40 zip codes in Northern Allegheny County, we understand that some may not have the ability to get to one of our offices. Solution? We come to you!
This video has us smiling. While most want to forget 2020, we cannot help but feel immense pride when looking back over the year. These accomplishments are because of your help! And with your continued support, we will meet the needs in 2021!
Delivering Food to our Seniors - Last May with the help of 21 volunteers and the Ross Township Police Department, we delivered 161 boxes of food to vulnerable senior citizens in North Allegheny County. A special thank you to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank and an anonymous donor, who helped make this happen for our community. We are committed to providing access to food to everyone who needs it during this time.
Keeping our Seniors Safe - Our Safety for Seniors Home Checks is part of our In Service Of Seniors Program. Volunteers visit a senior’s home to check for fire and fall hazards, install smoke alarms and recommend safety repairs and upgrades as needed. Two of our volunteers recently visited a senior’s home to install grab bars to help keep her from falling while completing basic daily tasks.
#OurCommunityIsOurCause - North Hills Community Outreach has been here to support the community for over 30 years. In that time, we have received continuous support from local businesses, schools, libraries, congregations, fire stations, police departments and so much more. However, over the last few months we have been astonished by how our neighbors have stepped up and shown their support. This crisis has shown us just how strong the North Hills community is, and how much we care about one another.
Our Garden is Blooming - North Hills Community Outreach’s Rosalinda Sauro Sirianni Memorial Garden is a volunteer and community-supported organic garden located in Bellevue. Everything grown in the garden is donated to our three food pantries. About 5,000 pounds of produced is harvested each year. This video highlights the important role flowers make in the garden.
North Boroughs Food Pantry During COVID 19 - Last April we provided 90 individuals and families with food during our North Boroughs food distribution. We are thankful for tents and volunteers...
Millvale Food Pantry During COVID 19 - NHCO distributed food to 129 families and individuals in the Millvale community. Two people briefly shared their story and expressed gratitude in this short video.
Donna’s Story - Donna needs a kidney. She can’t work, shop or pay many of her bills until she gets one. While she waits for that life-saving gift, North Hills Community Outreach (NHCO) is giving her support and hope.
The Pathways Program at North Hills Community Outreach - A holistic approach that helps individuals and families achieve stability and self-reliance. In this program, we work with individuals and families over time, rather than just with immediate issues.