News stories

The Almanac – In its 52nd year, Mt. Lebanon Junior Women’s Club awarded $14,000 to its 2019-20 major grant beneficiary, Young Women’s Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation. South Hills Interfaith Movement was also awarded a $500 mini-grant in recognition of the role the organization has played in helping the community during…...

South Hills-Mon Valley Messenger – The South Hills Interfaith Movement (SHIM) After School Program teachers, staff, volunteers and their families participated in a parade on Thursday, May 25 that drove past the homes of all 75 of the program’s students. With COVID-19 upending the school year for thousands of children in…...

The Almanac – In the PBS animated children’s show “Nature Cat,” the title character’s voice is provided by “Saturday Night Live” veteran Taran Killam. Whether it was he or someone else who donned a Nature Cat costume for South Hills Interfaith Movement’s After School parade, the youngsters along the way…...

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – A recipient gives a thumbs up with volunteers as they give the okay to move vehicles through during a mass food distribution arranged by South Hills Interfaith Movement (SHIM) and the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank on Saturday, May 16, 2020, at South Hills Village in Bethel…...

WPXI – We know that the coronavirus pandemic is an overwhelming and stressful time for everybody, so we’re going to put together some positive things that are happening within our community to help those in need. Members of the South Hills Interfaith Movement, families and volunteers participated in a parade…...

Tribune-Review – South Hills Interfaith Movement (SHIM) After School program volunteers, teachers, staff and students will ride past the homes of all 75 of the program’s students on Thursday. Nature Cat from WQED also will make an appearance. According to a news release, SHIM’s After School program offers support to…...

Mt. Lebanon Magazine – You would be hard-pressed to think of a time that has directly affected every single member of our local, national and global community more than the coronavirus has, and it is obvious that it will continue to do so for months, even years, to come. The…...

The Almanac – Even though it was a sunny May morning, part of the South Hills Village parking lot looked a lot like Christmas, at least as far as the volume of vehicles was concerned. The giving aspect of the holiday season was on full display, as well, when South…...

Tribune-Review – It’s a bittersweet milestone. The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank has distributed its 1 millionth pound of food through drive-up events since the organization’s covid-19 response began on March 16. The mark was met on Saturday during a distribution event held with the South Hills Interfaith Movement. And…...