Today’s Daily Progress article makes note of Piedmont Housing Alliance’s work to engage residents in the plan to redevelop the community. “Frank Grosch, CEO of the housing alliance, said Grosch…
Monday night’s Charlottesville City Council meeting resulted in a $350,000 investment from the city in the redevelopment of Friendship Court. The apartment complex, 150 units of low-income housing owned in…
As the parent of now grown children, I can remember thinking about this time of year: “finally, school is starting again.” Now, it seems impossible that summer is almost over. …
When Piedmont Housing Alliance began to plan for a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (“STEM”) Academy for Friendship Court Apartments in 2013, little did we know that we would soon…
Thanks to the great folks at Light House Studio who worked with youth at Friendship Court Apartments to produce four lively short films about their community and the neighbors that…
On May 16, Friendship Court’s Let Me Run team showed up in full force for the Greene County “Color Run” benefiting a local family whose son is being treated at…