Current Events

Sarah Myers Righting on Copper art exhibition - Opening Reception - Friday May 31, 2013 - 6-9pm

 

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Housing

In 2007, PUSH established its first rental property as a centerpiece of affordable housing and local job creation. Our first two properties, which were acquired and rehabilitated by our organization and our members, were 3-unit buildings on Massachusetts Avenue and Chenango Street.

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Organizing

Hundreds hope for help with heat 

Community organizing is the lifeblood of PUSH. Since 2005, with the success of our Block by Block campaign, we have called on neighborhood residents and allies to participate in half a dozen direct-action and legislative campaigns. 

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PUSH Green

Green Building Retrofits for small businesses & non-profits

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We've helped to create a free lower income weatherization pilot program.

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PUSH’s main achievement in scaling up energy efficiency retrofits in Buffalo, is Green Jobs – Green New York, an innovative law drafted in partnership with the Center for Working Families in NYC.

In 2012, PUSH Buffalo founded PUSH Green, a non-profit weatherization and energy efficiency program.

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Blog updates

  • Sustainable Design Contest Unveiling Tomorrow

      You are invited to Designing to Live Sustainably's inaugural Design Celebration and Gala. Please join us Saturday May 18th from 6-9 PM, at the CEPA Gallery, 617 Main St. Buffalo, NY.

  • Leaving Our Legacy Event

    Leaving Our Legacy is an organization that spreads awareness to young adults about sexual health. They're having an event this evening celebrating their work.   Leaving Our Legacy would like to invite you to our 2nd Annual Recognition Event "Our Lives, Our Voices”.

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GSNC Youth Center

The mission of PUSH’s Grant Street Neighborhood Center is to provide an open, safe and productive community space with resources and programs that respond to expressed community needs.

The Grant Street Neighborhood Center serves as a drop-in community center for the public.

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