Events

Greenfield Awards Committee is in search of candidates for the 35th Annual Community Awards! Recognizing outstanding members of our community for their commitment, service or accomplishments in the following categories:

Community Service

Greenfield Hall of Fame

Outstanding Youth (High School Junior or Senior)

Business

Special Recognition

Person of the Year

To nominate a special Greenfielder: Please provide your candidate’s name and a brief description of why they deserve to be recognized.

Email the candidate’s name and brief description to: May Ann Hatala at greenfieldawards@gmail.com OR

Mail to: Jim Gregg at 829 Kennebec Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15217

Deadline for nominations: Friday, October 1, 2021

Greenfield Community Awards November 20, 2021

Join us for a Greenfield Ride!

When: Saturday, September 25, 2021 @ 9am

Where: Start/End at the field next to Big Jim’s in the Run,

201 Saline Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15207

Join the Greenfield Community Association and your neighbors with family and friends for a casual community bike ride. Feel free to join us as far as you’d like while we ride towards parks, the Point, and even a place called Bicycle Heaven! Refreshments will be provided after the ride at the field next to Big Jim’s. Participants of all ages are welcome and required to wear a helmet.

Click Here to Register for the Greenfield Ride

The first 50 receive a Greenfield Ride water bottle!

✨ ❄️ The Greenfield Community Association is proud to present Greenfield Jingle Twinkle 2020, a FREE online holiday event hosted on our Facebook page.

2020 has been a hard year. We all need a little cheer to brighten our nights so 📸 join us in submitting a picture or video of your outdoor holiday decorations. Neighbors can vote on their favorite decorations and winners will get bragging rights for a year. (No prizes will be given, this is just for fun 🙂.)

❇️ When to post – NOW until December 28, 2020
❇️ Submit your entry by sharing your photo/video to our Facebook event page (under the Discussion tab). Please keep all posts “G Rated”. If you don’t have Facebook, email info@gcapgh.org and we’ll post it for you.
❇️ Include which category you would like to enter.
Categories:
Simple and Beautiful
Vintage Decor
Creative Inflatables
Traditionally Elegant
Show Stopper

Neighbors can vote by liking a Facebook post.

🏆 The pictures/videos with the most likes in each category will be crowned “Greenfield Jingle Twinkle Palace 2020”. The houses will be featured on the GCA website, Facebook page and newsletter and give the winners bragging rights for a year! GCA will announce the winners on Dec 29, 2020.

🟢 More fun 🟢
Driving/walking map of the decorations:
The GCA will create a Google map of the houses so you can enjoy some fun driving or walking the neighborhood.

Submit your house here: https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLScaDd4xL4AJbS…/viewform

🧣🧤Put on some holiday music, grab a hot chocolate and start a new tradition.

Here’s a link to the event on our Facebook page –> https://www.facebook.com/events/696696847948982

During the months of November and December 2020 the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank will hold drive-up food distributions to provide individuals and families with at least 50 pounds of food in one or more pre-packed boxes.

Anyone is eligible for food. There is no required proof of eligibility.

Each household must complete a reservation to receive food. Your information will only be used to provide you food and help us improve your service.

To make a reservation, go online to https://www.pittsburghfoodbank.org/get-help/drive-up/ or call the Food Bank at 412-460-3663, ext. 456.

Reservations open 4 weeks before each event and close at 5 p.m. the day before the distribution.

Click here to download the flyer including event calendar and locations for Drive-Up Food Distributions this fall.

Greenfielders, polling places may have changed a little since the last election so make sure you know where to vote on November 3.

Find your polling place at the PA Voter Services website.

Every year the City of Pittsburgh issues a press release with information on Trick or Treating date and times. This year’s release includes guidelines for the COVID pandemic.

See the press release here. It is also quoted below:

PITTSBURGH, PA (October 5, 2020) The City of Pittsburgh welcomes upcoming trick-or-treating this Halloween but urges residents to follow safety protocols during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. 

The official trick-or-treating hours will be 5-7 p.m. on Saturday, October 31, but following guidelines issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention many behaviors will have to change this year. 

Residents are urged to: 

• Trick-or-treat only with family members 
• Wear cloth facemasks as well as Halloween masks 
• Carry hand sanitizer 
• Distribute candy by leaving it outside, and not have in-person and face-to-face interactions at the door 
• Follow social distancing on sidewalks, and when approaching homes where others are getting candy 
• Not attend indoor costume parties 

Like any other year, motorists are asked to be especially vigilant on Halloween night, decrease speeds and increase awareness of trick-or-treating children and families.