Advancing Economic Justice in Pittsburgh
THE GREENWOOD PLAN
At The Greenwood Plan, we're on a mission to transform Pittsburgh's economic landscape by empowering Black entrepreneurs. We are dedicated to breaking down barriers and turning obstacles into stepping stones, providing the tools and networks needed for success.
We envision a vibrant community where Black-owned businesses pave the path to a brighter, more inclusive future. Join us on this exciting journey as we work together to create a world where every business has the opportunity to thrive!
The Market at Greenwood Smithfield
The Market at Greenwood Smithfield is a pop-up initiative in Pittsburgh that celebrates and supports Black-owned businesses.
It offers a dynamic space for innovation and entrepreneurship, providing visibility and networking opportunities for participants.
Co-Working Space
We offer a dynamic co-working space at Emerald City Pittsburgh that empowers Black entrepreneurs.
Members enjoy benefits like 24/7 access, high-speed internet, event hosting facilities, and personalized services.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN PITTSBURGH, PA
OUR MISSION
The Greenwood Plan is a non-profit organization based in Pittsburgh with a mission to advance economic justice for Black communities. Our team is dedicated to fostering the vitality of Black-owned businesses by providing support for initiation, sustainability, and growth within the local economy and beyond.
We are committed to creating a network for regional Black business owners, connecting partners and resources, and advocating for the elimination of barriers.
OUR VISION
Affirm Blackness
Promote Black self-love and identity in Pittsburgh.
Center Blackness
Highlight Black expertise and creativity.
Uplift Potential
Use economic justice to empower Black communities.
Amplify Expertise
Trust and elevate community knowledge.
Advocate for Freedom
Support Black self-determination and success.
Foster Collaboration
Build networks for thriving Black communities.
Expand Economic Freedom
Direct resources to close the racial wealth gap.
PITTSBURGH COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS
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