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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 09/06/2026

Join us for our June 2026 Colorful Backgrounds EXPO community meeting, at Pittsburgh Mennonite Church in Swissvale, at 5:30PM on Wed, 6/24. Connect with other community members and enjoy a light meal followed by a guest presentation from Dylan Basescu. RSVP at piinpa.org/calendar/june-meeting

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 06/04/2026

⭐ We are 6 weeks out from the annual PIIN fundraising Gala! Celebrate our work in 2025 and support our continued work for justice in 2026 at PIIN's fundraising Gala on May 17th! (Tickets available at piinpa.org/gala)

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 30/03/2026

⭐️ 7 more weeks until our annual fundraising Gala! Join us on Sunday, May 17th for delicious food, dancing, and fellowship, celebrate this past year's wins, and learn more about how you can be a part our work for justice in southwestern PA. Tickets available at piinpa.org/gala

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 24/03/2026

Don't forget! Our first Colorful Backgrounds EXPO community meeting of 2026 is tomorrow at 5:30. We hope to see you there!

White and blue flyer publicizing the March CB EXPO Community Meeting. The Colorful Backgrounds EXPO sits in the top left corner. Text below reads: Community Meeting. Building power with returning community members and their families. Guest Speaker: Amachi Pittsburgh. Amachi Pittsburgh has supported children, youth, and families impacted by incarceration in Allegheny County for over 21 years. We work with families to build strong relationships, support healing, and create hope for the future. During this session, speakers from Amachi will share about our program and the ways we support youth and caregivers. Participants will also take part in simple wellness activities focused on reflection, connection, and self-care. Light meal served at 5:30 - Presentation at 6:00. March 25, 2026. 5:30PM. Pittsburgh Mennonite Church, 2018 S. Braddock Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15218. A QR code sits at the bottom of the flyer with text reading: Scan to RSVP. The logos for PIIN, Stop Violence, and West End POWER sit in the bottom right corner, underneath the logos for Amachi Pittsburgh and Here 4 U, a program of Amachi Pittsburgh.

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 23/03/2026

⭐ 8 weeks until PIIN's annual fundraising Gala on May 17th, 2026! Your generous support is what makes our work for justice in southwestern Pennsylvania possible. Visit piinpa.org/gala to purchase your tickets and invest in PIIN today!

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 12/03/2026

County Council has passed ordinance 13809-26! We extend a huge thank you to the 11 council members who voted to pass this legislation, and to all the county residents and organizations who made their voices heard. It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood!

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 03/03/2026

📢 On Tuesday, March 10th, County Council will vote on whether to pass ordinance 13809-26. If passed, the proposed ordinance will help keep Allegheny County residents safe by prohibiting county collaboration with ICE. Contact your County Council Representatives today and urge them to vote YES!

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 01/03/2026

Thank you to everyone who made it to Friday morning's vigil for immigrants seized by ICE, led by PIIN & our immigration task force. 📢 Remember to contact your Allegheny County Council members this week & tell them to vote YES on passing ordinance 13809-26 on 3/10/2026. (No cooperation with ICE!)

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 26/01/2026

THIS FRIDAY: Prayer Vigil for Peace: Press Conference for Justice PIIN’s public statement by our Clergy and Community leaders in support of our immigrant community & against ICE activity. Join PIIN as we mourn the loss of precious lives, our democracy, & violence against citizens & immigrants.

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 21/01/2026

The weekly vigil for immigrants seized by ICE begins at 8:30AM every Friday, with hymns, prayers, and moments of silence. This is a peaceful event to help remind the public of the terrible injustice that is being committed against our neighbors.

Yellow graphic with four black and white photos of people at the vigil at the top of the image. Text below reads: Vigil for immigrants seized by ICE. This event begins at 8:30AM every Friday, with hymns, prayers, and moments of silence. This is a peaceful event to help remind the public of the terrible injustice that is being committed against our neighbors. You may carry a sign, but no shouting or bull horns. Participants will stand on the public sidewalk and cannot be on the road or property of the ICE facility. This quiet protest is to support the immigrants being held at the ICE facility. Every Friday, 8:30AM - 9:30AM, Pittsburgh ICE building, 3000 Sidney St, Pittsburgh, PA 15203. Hosted by Sisters of St. Joseph, Pax Christi, and Casa San José.

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 16/01/2026

Save the date! Sunday, May 17th, 2026 is PIIN's annual fundraising Gala - visit piinpa.org/gala to purchase tickets, become a 2026 PIIN sponsor, or learn more.

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 12/01/2026

Click here to RSVP: secure.everyaction.com/rlCGLWiWYEuO...

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 09/01/2026

A message from PIIN: Murder of Renee Nicole Good by Federal Agents

We at PIIN (Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network) are outraged by the brutal killing of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent on Wednesday, January 7 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The murder occurred during a legal and peaceful protest against ICE agents seeking to arrest and deport immigrants. Community leaders have reported Good was acting as a legal observer, a role that includes monitoring police and security forces at protests and ICE operations. We strongly protest the many false narratives and manipulation of facts offered by agents and the federal government.

Good, a US citizen, was 37 years old and the mother of three children who had recently moved to Minneapolis from Kansas City. Her mother was present and had to bear witness to her daughter’s death even as agents denied medical care. We deeply mourn this loss to the Minneapolis community and all those protesting to end the ICE attacks on our communities throughout the country.

We also mourn the loss of safety and freedom for migrant communities across the country including here in Pittsburgh. ICE and Homeland Security agents routinely conduct unlawful kidnappings of both documented and undocumented people, tearing apart families, and inflicting harm on our communities. Acting without proper oversight or accountability, ICE agents have sown distrust and fear across our Commonwealth and nation.

As people of faith PIIN affirms all people have inherent worth and dignity, and deserve care and compassionate treatment. We call on our community members to resist the government sanctioned violence used to create dominance and dehumanize our neighbors, friends and family. We call on everyone in Pennsylvania to uphold and support our Constitutional rights to due process for immigrants, and peaceful protest when these rights are trampled.

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 07/01/2026

PIIN is leading this week's vigil for immigrants seized by ICE, beginning at 8:30AM on Friday, January 9th, with hymns, prayers, and moments of silence. This is a peaceful event to help remind the public of the terrible injustice that is being committed against our neighbors.

Yellow graphic with four black and white photos of the crowd at the vigil. Highlighted text reads: Vigil for Immigrants Seized by ICE. This event begins at 8:30AM every Friday, with hymns, prayers, and moments of silence. This is a peaceful event to help remind the public of the terrible injustice that is being committed against our neighbors.
You may carry a sign, but no shouting or bull horns. Participants will stand on the public sidewalk and cannot be on the road or property of the ICE facility. This quiet protest is to support the immigrants being held at the ICE facility.
Every Friday, 8:30AM - 9:30AM
Pittsburgh ICE building
3000 Sidney St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15203

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 22/12/2025

The Foundation of Hope, on behalf of the residents of the Allegheny County Jail, is requesting books 10 or fewer years old - horror/sci-fi novels, comic books, non-religious self-help books, mystery novels, and foreign language novels. For more information, visit www.piinpa.org/news/book-drive

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 02/12/2025

Today is #GivingTuesday! Your generous contributions are what make our work possible. Consider donating to PIIN this GivingTuesday. If we can raise $3,600, that total will be matched. Make your contribution today at: secure.everyaction.com/iI8LXifRNEaFJO4dGiq1qw2

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 21/11/2025

Join us on November 25th to celebrate our Colorful Backgrounds EXPO graduates! The graduation ceremony will be held at Pittsburgh Mennonite Church in Swissvale (2018 S. Braddock Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15218) on Tuesday, November 25th, 2025 at 6:00PM.

Yellow background with a black and white photo of Colorful Backgrounds EXPO graduates in graduation caps and gowns. Overlaid text reads: Colorful Backgrounds EXPO Graduation. Tuesday, November 25, 2025 at 6:00PM. Pittsburgh Mennonite Church, 2018 S. Braddock Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15218

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 20/11/2025

On Nov. 25, the PPS Board will vote on a school closure & consolidation plan. This unrealistic plan doesn't save money, improve education, or create equity - it just repeats past mistakes & harms students, families, & communities. Click here to learn more, & sign the petition: shorturl.at/Psif5

Navy blue and off-white graphic with text reading: Tell the Pittsburgh Public Schools Board: vote NO on school closures. Sign the petition sponsored by PIIN and ERN (Education Rights Network) of 412 Justice.

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 04/11/2025

Allegheny County Council is voting tomorrow to repeal a portion of the 2021 ban on the use of solitary confinement, restraint chairs, pepper spray, and leg shackles in the Allegheny County Jail. Contact your district reps today and urge them to vote NO on overturning any portion of the ban.

White and black graphic with text reading: "Allegheny County Council is set to vote on Wednesday, November 5th to repeal a portion of the 2021 ban on the use of solitary confinement, restraint chairs, pepper spray, and leg shackles in the ACJ. Voters overwhelmingly approved this ban in 2021. Contact your district representatives today and urge them to vote NO on overturning any portion of this ban."

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 04/11/2025

The Pennsylvania municipal election is today! Don't know where to vote? Click here to find your local polling place: www.pa.gov/services/vote/find-your-local-polling-place The polls are open from 7AM - 8PM. Remember, as long as you are in line at or before 8PM, you can still cast your vote.

Gold and navy graphic with text reading: "Don't forget to vote today in the Pennsylvania municipal election"

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 28/10/2025

If you couldn't make it to our Get Out the Vote phone bank & canvassing events last weekend, don't worry - there are still opportunities to get involved before the municipal election on November 4th. Scan the QR codes in the image below to sign up, or sign up via our calendar: piinpa.org/calendar

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 28/10/2025

Join us for our October community meeting, tomorrow evening at 5:30. Connect with other community members and enjoy a light meal at 5:30, followed by a presentation by guest speaker and Allegheny County Councilmember, At-Large, Bethany Hallam. secure.everyaction.com/M1grOgpXeEOQ...

Blue and gold graphic with text reading "PIIN Community Meeting. Building power with returning community members and their families. October 29, with guest speaker Bethany Hallam, Allegheny County Councilmember, At-Large, Jail Oversight Board Member. 5:30 - 8:00PM. Pittsburgh Mennonite Church, 2018 S Braddock Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15218. Please scan here to RSVP." A QR code sits in the bottom right corner.

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Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network @piinpa.org · 22/10/2025

The PA municipal election is in less than 2 weeks! If you plan to vote with a mail-in or absentee ballot and haven't yet applied, the county election office must RECEIVE your application by 5PM, October 28th. www.pa.gov/agencies/vot...

Highlighted text on a blue background reads: OCTOBER 28 IS THE DEADLINE TO APPLY FOR A MAIL-IN BALLOT. Pennsylvania Municipal Election, November 4, 2025.

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