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Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh

www.ulpgh.org

 
Throughout its history, the Urban League Movement has been a magnet for people with a vision of a better urban America and the financial and intellectual capacity to make a difference. In 1910, Mrs. Ruth Standish Baldwin, a member of one of America`s oldest families, and widow of railroad magnate, William Baldwin, and Dr. George Edmund Hayes, the first African American to receive a doctorate degree from Columbia University, founded what later became the National Urban League. For more than one hundred years this combination of dynamic leadership, vision and financial wherewithal has been and remains the formula for ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.ulpgh.org
  • The Warner Center 332 Fifth Avenue, Fourth Floor
    Pittsburgh, PA USA 15222
  • Phone: 412.227.4802

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