On June 28, we held our first ever Socially Distant Litter Patrol event, in partnership with Moishe House Pittsburgh! Volunteers across Squirrel Hill spent two hours cleaning up the area where they live with members of their households, while our Litter Patrol chair Barb Grover biked around the neighborhood to check in and refill supplies.
We want to give a special shout-out to Commonplace Coffee, which generously offered a 25% discount on pastries and beverages for all Litter Patrol volunteers on the day of the event!
We loved this action shot of Kiko Giho, taken by her husband Aki! They did an amazing job picking up litter on Hobart Street. As an award for Best Photo, Kiko received a Nuts About Squirrel Hill t-shirt and this photo will be featured in the next issue of Squirrel Hill Magazine.
Alex Greenberg and her grandsons worked together to keep Beechwood Blvd free of trash!
Armed with nothing but gloves, bags, and a cup of Commonplace Coffee, SHUC intern Moses Hetfield and his friend Kayla cleaned up Phillips Ave!
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s…we’re not really sure! This mysterious object was discovered by SHUC’s executive director Maria Cohen during her cleanup.
The Treasure Awards Dinner was created to recognize our neighborhood Treasures, the people and places that make Squirrel Hill a great place to live, work and do business. The Squirrel Hill Treasure Dinner has become an annual celebration and fundraiser for the Squirrel Hill Urban Coalition.
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