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Sisters of St. Joseph Neighborhood Network Tie SSJ Neighborhood Network, sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Northwestern Pennsylvania provides leadership, advocates for local residents and partners with the broader community to develop

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Tie SSJ Neighborhood Network, sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Northwestern Pennsylvania provides leadership, advocates for local residents and partners with the broader community to develop opportunities for both personal growth and neighborhood revitalization. Social Services

  • Weekly soup kitchen
  • Emergency needs assistance
  • Afuer school/summer

enrichment activities

  • Tutoring & mentoring
  • Afgordable Housing
  • Agency referrals

Revitalization

  • Neighborhood clean ups
  • Security enhancements

(cameras, lighting)

  • Blight removal/renovation
  • Facade improvements
  • Green space development
  • Community gardens
  • Public art installation
  • Streetscaping & placemaking

Social Enterprise

  • Home Ownership program
  • Earn-a-bike; Bike repair lab
  • Career awareness education
  • Teen Urban Farm Project
  • Little Italy Farmers Market

Sisters of St. Joseph Neighborhood Network

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Sisters of St. Joseph Neighborhood Network

Support and Revenue (FYE 6/30/17)

SUPPORT Contributions & donations 426,437 59% .......Contributions/donations Grants 197,269 27% ...................... Grants Income REVENUE Fund raising 65,839 9% .............Fund raising Income Rental Income 31,676 4% .......................Rental Income Interest Income 676 .1% .....................Interest Income TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE 721,971 EXPENSES Program Services 638,533 92% ..................Program Expense Management and general 39,165 6% ........... Management Expense Fund raising 15,127 2% ............Fund raising Expense TOTAL EXPENSES 692,825

FINANCIAL REVIEW GRANTS

PA DCED TAX CREDITS:

HIGHMARK HEALTH INSURANCE MARQUETTE SAVINGS BANK NORTHWEST SAVINGS BANK ERIE INSURANCE PNC BANK E.E. AUSTIN & SON

AND:

Erie Community Foundation, Erie County Gaming Revenue Authority, City of Erie, Erie County, Erie Diocese, Sisters of St. Joseph

  • f Northwestern Pennsylvania
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Sisters of St. Joseph Neighborhood Network

ECGRA SUPPORT 2016-2018

$117,127.70 DATE PROCESS PROJECT TYPE GRANTED 09/20/2018 2018 Community Assets Grant Program - Arts Culture & Heritage SSJ Neighborhood Network Community Revitalization and Development One Time $20,000.00 05/21/2018 Renaissance Block Program Grant Application SSJNN Renaissance Block Grant Program Installment $70,000.00 10/19/2016 03/22/2018 ECF/ECGRA - Helping Today Grant Special Events Grant Application SSJNN Career Education Program
  • St. Paul Italian Festival
One Time $2,097.70 01/19/2018 Mission Main Street Grant Application Planning for Continued Progress on Federal Hill With ECF One Time $8,719.00 $10,000.00 03/09/2017 Special Events Grant Application
  • St. Paul Italian Festival
One Time $3,791.00 03/02/2016 Special Events Grant Application
  • St. Paul Italian Festival
One Time $2,520.00 Totals:
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SSJNN - ECGRA Special Events Grants

  • St. Paul’s Italian Festival
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SSJNN - ECGRA/ECF Helping Today Grant

Career Awareness Education

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SSJNN - ECGRA Mission Main Street Grant

Strategic Planning

Planning for the continued progress

  • n Federal Hill

Following the Main Street / Elm Street Model:

  • 1. Clean, Safe & Green

2. Neighbors & Economy 3. Design 4. Image & Identity 5. Sustainable Organization With Charlene Kerr, AICP of CMK Planning, LLC

FEDERAL HILL

A STRATEGIC PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT

Sisters of St. Joseph Neighborhood Network 425 West 18th Street 814.454-7814 Erie, Pennsylvania 16502 info@ssjnn.org
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KEY:

Gardens Greenspace Parks Little Italy Farmers Market Public Art Genesis Afgordable Housing Facade Grants Home Repair Grants 2018 Projects 24th St Renaissance Block 21st St Renaissance Block

SSJNN Neighborhood Revitalization

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KEY:

Gardens Greenspace Parks Little Italy Farmers Market Public Art Genesis Afgordable Housing Facade Grants Home Repair Grants 2018 Projects 24th St Renaissance Block 21st St Renaissance Block

SSJNN Neighborhood Revitalization

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SSJNN - ECGRA Renaissance Block Grants

W 21st St W 21st St W 21st St Chestnut St Myrtle St 363 El-Shenawy 345 Liebel 343 Redmond 329 Harris 315 Scott 2104 S c
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t Ferguson 322 Conners 360 Scott 314 339 Redmond W 24th St W 24th St W 24th St Raspberry St Cascade St 1055 Daniels Bolla 1053 Gleason 1049 Gamble Meldner 1043 Kraus 1039 Ford 1031 Hesch 1035 Trott 1 2 5 Brozell 1 2 3 Gehrlein 1019 Burrows 1017 Wolper 1037 Austin Stepa- niuk 1059 Penna 1045 1029 1015 1011 (For Sale) 1007 2402

Preservation Erie RBG Grants - 21st Street Historic District

$50,000 in grants = $100,000 in revitalization activities 10 property owners participating

SSJNN 24th Street RBG Grants

$60,000 in grants = $120,000 in revitalization activities 13 property owners participating 11 projects complete = $ 18,669.82 ECGRA investment = $ 19,457.32 homeowner investment Chimney repointing & fmashing; roof repair; gutters; new windows; trim, soffjt, facia repair & painting; new sidewalks; decorative retaining walls, landscaping, lighting & lawn repair

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SSJNN - ECGRA Renaissance Block Grants

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SSJNN - ECGRA Community Assets Grant

Supported Work Experience for Youth

Revitalizing a neighborhood - Empowering its people

Knitting together our highly-supported work experiences for youth with our comprehensive strategy addressing the many community and economic needs of our neighborhoods, the SSJNN Supported Work Experience program will provide 1,886 hours

  • f supported work experience for 30 at‐risk youth and 4 adults living within the 7 census

tracts of SSJNN’s service area. Youth choose from 1 of 4 job options according to their interests, including: neighborhood beautifjcation, urban farming, bicycle repair, healthcare or retail services. Funding leveraged: ECGRA, PA DCED Neighborhood Assistance Program, Erie County, Erie Diocese, SSJ of Northwestern PA, TANF — and many private, individual donors

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SSJNN PROGRAMS:

Gardens Greenspace Parks Little Italy Farmers Market

SSJNN Urban Farm Project

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Sisters of St. Joseph Neighborhood Network

THANK YOU ECGRA!