Hops for HEARTH will be held on Friday, March 20 from 6 to 9:30 p.m. at Nova Place in Pittsburgh’s North Side. The event is an annual fundraiser for HEARTH, a North Hills-based organization that provides transitional housing and on-site support services to homeless women and their children.
A $45 ticket gets you a souvenir glass, food, and other goodies. For an extra $20, you’ll get the VIP treatment with access to an exclusive reception and an extra hour of beer tastings.
You should probably designate a driver now and spring for their $30 pass.
Tara Maziarz, HEARTH’s communications and community outreach manager, said the organization is looking to generate $20,000 or more to support its mission.
For 25 years, HEARTH (which stands for Homelessness Ends with Advocacy, Resources, Training and Housing) has aided mothers and their children.
The clients, most of whom are survivors of domestic violence or trauma and come to HEARTH after seeking refuge at a shelter, have access to the facility’s food pantry, clothing closet and technology. Families can stay utilize the site for up to two years. The average stay is about 16 months.
During that time, they are taught independence, job skills and how to manage a budget.
For more information on Hops for HEARTH, visit https://www.hearth-bp.org/hops-for-hearth.
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