2009 Huntington Bank makes a $300,000 committment under the PA Neighborhood Partnership Program to support NSLC Business Development efforts at the Northside Community Development Fund.
2009 The Pittsburgh Steelers make a $300,000 committment under the PA Neighborhood Partnership Program to support the Allegheny Commons Initiative.
2008 The Allegheny Corridor is designated by the Pittsburgh Partnership for Neighborhood Development (PPND) as one of 3 strategic multi-neighborhood corridors in the city and then receives the program's first-ever grant.
2008 NSLC hosts 25th Annual Dinner and reaches over $100,000 in scholarships awarded to Northside students.
2008 Fifth/Third Bank purchases $2 million in New Markets Tax Credits as Northside Community Development Fund's (NSCDF) asset base grows past $5 million.
2007 All three entities (NSLC, NSCDF, and the Northside Chronicle) adopt newly revised business plans, setting a clear five year course.
2007 The pilot phase of the Allegheny Commons Restoration is completed at Cedar Avenue and East Ohio Street.
2006 NSLC strikes an agreement with Majestic Star Casino to protect Northside community interests. Commitments include a hiring preference for low income residents and $3 million in development funds.
2005 NSCDF assumes ownership of the Northside Chronicle.
2005 NSCDF becomes the smallest organization in the United States awarded New Markets Tax Credits.
2005 NSLC joins a unique partnership with arts and culture groups to restore the historic New Hazlett Theater. These renovations were completed in 2006.
2000 NSCDF created and later certified as a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI).
1991 Housing Development Program created to assist member groups.
1989 NSLC and Allegheny General Hospital create Pittsburgh's first partnership between a CDC and a major health provider.
1986 NSLC adds the Neighborhood Employment Center to assist residents in attaining living wage jobs.
1985 Northside Chronicle begins publication.
1980 NSLC organized as a coalition of Northside neighborhood organizations to coordinate multi-neighborhood advocacy efforts.