Resource Sharing

(Why do we care about resource sharing?)

AIR artistsimageresource.org
Allegheny Land Trust alleghenylandtrust.org
Assemble Gallery assemblepgh.org
Bayardstown Social Club bayardstown.com
Beatty Bike Cooperative facebook.com/beattybikecoop
The Beauty Shoppe thebeautyshoppe.org
Black Unicorn Library & Archives bekezelamguni.com
The Brewhouse Association sites.google.com/site/thebrewhouseassociation
Bruno Works brunoworkspgh.com
BUNKER Projects bunkerprojects.org
Burgh Bees burghbees.com
Carnegie Library carnegielibrary.org
Catapult catapultpgh.org
Center for Victims Community & Mediation Services centerforvictims.org
City of Asylum cityofasylumpittsburgh.org
Construction Junction constructionjunction.org
Creative Labor Exchange clxpgh.org
Free Store 15104 freestore15104.org
Garden Resource Center growpittsburgh.org/garden-resource-center
Garfield Land Trust garfieldlandtrust.org
Habitat for Humanity ReStore pittsburghhabitat.org/restore
Hack Pittsburgh hackpittsburgh.org
The Hardware Store meetup.com/Events-at-the-Hardware-Store
Hidden Harvest hiddenharvestpgh.org
Pennsylvania Public Bank Project publicbankingpa.org
Pittsburgh Canning Exchange canningexchange.org
Pittsburgh Center for Creative Reuse pccr.org
Pittsburgh Chamber of Cooperatives pittsburghchamber.coop
Pittsburgh Filmmakers Equipment Office pfm.pittsburgharts.org/equipmentoffice
Pittsburgh Garden Experiment pittsburghgardenexperiment.org
Polish Hill Box Truck Free Store parking lot at 3577 Bigelow Blvd
Protohaven protohaven.org
Prototype prototypepgh.com
Revv Oakland revvoakland.com
Saxifrage School saxifrageschool.org
Seed & Story Library carnegielibrary.org/events/programs/gardeningthyme
Three Rivers Timebank threerivers.timebanks.org
Thomas Merton Center thomasmertoncenter.org
Three Rivers Free Clinic for the People olasherbshop.com
Transition Pittsburgh facebook.com/TransitionPGH
Wilkinsburg Free Store facebook.com/FreeStoreWilkinsburg/
Who’s Your Brother whosyourbrother.com
While these organizations are not cooperatives or collectives, they work to encourage more equitable distribution of resources and knowledge. Many of them enable us to share space or tools that would otherwise be inaccessible without spending more on unnecessary individual ownership. Others keep valuable materials from being wasted and help them to find new homes.