Date: May 28, 2026

The Greenfield Community Association Board is aware of a threatening, antisemitic message that was left near the home of a Greenfield neighbor. The resident has contacted the authorities, and an investigation is currently underway.

We want to be absolutely clear: our community has zero tolerance for violent threats, hate or intimidation of any kind. Every neighbor deserves to feel safe, respected and supported.

We encourage anyone who has experienced or witnessed similar incidents to come forward and share information with the police. Even small details can be helpful in an active investigation.

☎️ Report a Hate Crime

https://www.justice.gov/hatecrimes/report-a-hate-crime

If you believe you are the victim of a hate crime or that you witnessed a hate crime—

STEP 1: Report the crime to your state or local police.

• Dial 9-1-1 or call your local police station.Police officers may reach out to you for more information as they investigate the crime.

STEP 2: Quickly follow up this report by reporting the crime to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

• Online: You can report a hate crime to the FBI online at: tips.FBI.gov.

Follow the instructions on the pop-ups and fill out the online form to report a hate crime.

• By Phone: Call the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324).

You can also reach out to your local FBI field office. Find the phone number for the FBI field office closest to you at www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices.

The FBI may reach out to you for more information as they investigate the crime.

Report Incidents Through the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh

In addition to contacting law enforcement, community members may also report incidents through the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh. Their security team tracks incidents across the region and coordinates directly with law enforcement partners.

Incident Report Form: https://jewishpgh.org/form/incident-report/

As a general reminder: If you SEE something, SAY something.  

This includes:

• Suspicious activities, people, or vehicles

• Unusual events or concerning behavior

• Dangerous situations

• Suspicious communications (texts, calls, emails, letters, packages, etc.)

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The Greenfield Community Association remains firmly committed to fostering an inclusive, welcoming neighborhood where every resident feels safe and valued. Acts of hate or intimidation have no place here. We stand with all members of our community — especially those who are targeted or made to feel unsafe.

If you or someone you know needs support, has information to share, or has experienced an incident, please reach out. Our strength comes from looking out for one another and ensuring that every neighbor knows they belong.

Thank you, Greenfield! Every voter who came out—whether you stopped by on your way home, brought a neighbor with you, or made time in a busy day—helped strengthen our community’s voice.

Your participation, dedication and belief in local engagement made this election meaningful and energizing. We’re grateful for everyone who showed up and continues to support the work of the GCA.

To help ensure the integrity of the election, all voters were documented using a sign-in sheet. Utilizing a transparent and verified vote-counting process, every ballot was carefully reviewed. 

Candidates were invited to observe the count, and each ballot was tallied by pairs of current GCA board members to ensure accuracy. 

As a result, Gina Godfrey and Kristopher Olson have been re-elected to the board. We’re also excited to welcome Theresa Nightingale and Justin Regan as our newest board members. Each will serve three-year terms.

Take on the challenging cross-country course through Schenley Park.

Sunday, June 7th, 2026
 8:30 a.m.
 

Greenfield Glide 5K Run and Walk

Schenley Park Oval

10341 Overlook Drive

Pittsburgh, PA 15213 US

Online registration for this year's race opens on Tuesday, March 17th. 

Registration will be available starting at 7 a.m. on race day for a $30 fee. Cash, check, and card will be accepted.

Register TODAY! 

Business Sponsorships Available - read more here

Now more than ever, standing together is an act of courage and care. In the face of rising attacks on LGBTQ+ people, our community shows its strength by supporting one another and refusing to let anyone feel alone.

The Greenfield Community Association invites you to attend the 2026 Greenfield Family Pride Night on Tuesday, June 23, from 5:00–8:00 PM at the Magee Rec Center and grounds—an evening dedicated to celebrating our LGBTQ+ neighbors, friends, families and allies.

What to Expect:

• LGBTQ+ crafts & activities for all ages at Magee Playground

• Educational resources & community vendors

• Open swim at Magee Pool (standard entry fees apply)

• Food trucks & vendors

• Snacks, pizza & drinks provided—or bring your own picnic!

If you would like to support this event please visit our fundraising page.

Join the Facebook Event

Check out photos from last year!

Join GCA for National Night Out! NNO is an annual community-building celebration that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie!

If you'd like to help with this event - please email info@gcapgh.org

Join us at 5:30 PM for a FREE cookout with hot dogs, games, and plenty of fun for all ages!

Meet your neighbors and connect with local public safety officials.

It’s a great chance to build community and see some cool equipment up close. Don’t miss it!

Bud Hammer Playground

140-198 Bigelow St, Pittsburgh, PA 15207

Tuesday, August 4, 2026

5:30 PM - 7:30PM

Fun, food, and friendly faces await!

Save the date! More details to come. Check out photos from last year.