PUSH Buffalo
Meet the member organizations of the Western New York Environmental Alliance!
Organization Name: PUSH Buffalo
Mission: To mobilize residents to create strong neighborhoods with quality, affordable housing, expand local hiring opportunities and to advance economic justice in Buffalo.
Vision: PUSH’s members are the community organizers who make affordable housing a reality in Buffalo. Our members work with partners and funders to create a healthy, just and strong city that includes community control of resources, living wage jobs and access to quality education, healthcare and transportation.
Key Achievements:
- Green Jobs – Green New York (PUSH GREEN)
- Massachusetts Avenue Park Campaign
- The National Fuel Accountability Coalition (NFAC) committee
- PUSH Blue- storm water management
Leadership: Aaron Bartley
Established Date: 2005
Location: 271 Grant St, Buffalo, NY 14213
Website and social media:
- http://pushbuffalo.org/
- https://twitter.com/PUSHBuffalo
- https://www.facebook.com/push.buffalo
- https://plus.google.com/118298046448829256989/about
- http://www.youtube.com/user/PUSHBuffaloNY
Contact Information:
- Phone: (716) 884-0356 Email: info@pushbuffalo.org
- Aaron Bartley, Executive Director and PUSH co-founder Email: aaron@pushbuffalo.org
- Rahwa Ghirmatzion: Phone: (716) 882-2672 Email: rahwa@pushbuffalo.org
Significant Organizational Events/Activities:
- Community Development Committee Meeting
- The Massachusetts Avenue Park
- The National Fuel Accountability Coalition
- Green Jobs – Green New York (PUSH Green)
- Grant Street Neighborhood Center
- Green Development Zone
- “Building Blocks” fundraising breakfast
Membership Offered: Yes
This membership profile was created by UB Honors Student Andrew Kimiecik, Fall 2014.
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