From Recipient to Donor: A Veteran’s Story

Three years ago, a Vietnam Veteran who retired from the real estate business could not afford his car's inspection.

"I was retired, living on social security alone and nothing else. So I was living pretty much on gas fumes," Dan remembered. "When the car needed something done I couldn't afford it."

North Hills Community Outreach has selected Tom Baker as the organization’s new Executive Director.

Earleen, 68, lives alone on a very tight budget and is prone to falls. She heard of NHCO’s Safety for Seniors Home Checks and requested a visit.

Buying a car is never easy. And doing it on a limited budget can be a real challenge, but not impossible. The best option when on a tight budget is to find a reliable and well-maintained used car.

In celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week, the Parent Faculty Association at Franklin Elementary School donated $2,000 to NHCO. This generous gift was made in honor of the school’s teachers and staff.

There’s a pathway in McKees Rocks that helps individuals and families achieve stability and self-reliance. It’s free to those looking to reach personal goals.

For the past eleven years Lori Odes-Elnyczky has been Secret Santa to hundreds of kids who might otherwise go without Christmas gifts.

Donna needs a kidney. She can’t work, shop or pay many of her bills until she gets one.

Donna needed groceries but didn’t have a way to get to the store. Bob had extra time on his hands and needed to get out of the house.