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City Council Recognition of Friendship Circle
Original title: WHEREAS, Friendship Circle was founded in 2006 by Rabbi Mordy and Rivkee Rudolph, with a mission of building a more inclusive Pittsburgh where youth and young adults of all abilities are firmly connected in the community through friendship, access to wellness supports, and meaningful employment opportunities; and,
April 14, 2026
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What this does
This document serves as an official public acknowledgment of the Friendship Circle's mission and history within the city of Pittsburgh.
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Friendship Circle
The organization is the subject of an official city proclamation.
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Last recorded activity April 14, 2026.
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Summary
The Pittsburgh City Council issued a formal recognizing the Friendship Circle for its work in supporting youth and young adults of all abilities. The organization was founded in 2006 to promote community inclusion through wellness and employment programs.
Key Facts
- The Friendship Circle was founded in 2006.
- The organization was founded by Rabbi Mordy and Rivkee Rudolph.
- The organization's mission focuses on community inclusion for youth and young adults of all abilities.
- The organization provides wellness supports and employment opportunities.
- The City Council adopted this proclamation under file number 2026-0342.
- The proclamation was introduced on April 10, 2026.
Why It Matters
This document serves as an official public acknowledgment of the Friendship Circle's mission and history within the city of Pittsburgh.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Friendship Circle?
It is an organization founded in 2006 that provides wellness support and employment opportunities to youth and young adults of all abilities in Pittsburgh.
Does this document change any city laws or funding?
No, this is a formal recognizing an organization and does not enact new laws or allocate city funds.
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