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About PCIA

The Pittsburgh Community Improvement Association (PCIA) is a neighborhood-based, community development corporation which operates in the Pittsburgh neighborhood within the City of Atlanta.  The organization was founded in 1999 by community residents and received its 501 (c) 3 status in 2002.  PCIA's goal is to revitalize and redevelop the Pittsburgh community, giving particular emphasis to the neighborhood’s current residents.  Current efforts are focused on rebuilding a unique, historical, and diverse community that promotes home ownership, economic and community development, public safety, education, recreation and community pride. 

A brief history of PCIA’s community development highlights our commitment to improving the quality of life for residents. In 2000, PCIA developed the Pittsburgh Community Redevelopment Plan in conjunction with partner organizations. This plan developed a vision and identified specific goals for Pittsburgh as well as provided recommendations for its redevelopment.  In 2002, the plan was adopted by the Atlanta City Council.   In the spring of 2006, PCIA participated in a concentrated community development effort, Blueprints for Successful Communities, an educational and technical assistance program which further facilitated community-based planning for Pittsburgh.          

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