Nabhi Christian Ministries (NCM)
Organizational History & Accomplishments:
LET THE CHILDREN'S LAUGHTER REMIND US HOW IT USE TO BE!
Mission:
Dedicated to enhancing impoverished communities by reducing havoc and creating healthy environments through a provision of services that mentor, train and develop quality citizens of all ages.
Vision:
To serve as a leadership development core that will improve communities economic potential and overall quality of life by producing a more educated and competent workforce.
Goals:
· To resolve conflicts
· To reduce violence
· To raise an academic standard
· To mobilize communities
United Way of Allegheny County Contributor Choice Agency REF ID number is: 9187014
Tickets for Kids Charities brings the wonder
and magic of live arts & cultural, educational, sporting, and family entertainment events to lower-income children and their families who might not otherwise have the opportunity to experience what most of us take for granted.
Every two minutes, we create a magical moment. . . lifetime memory for a child. We've included over one million children and are now focused on making moments for the next million! Moments matter. To learn more about Tickets for Kids Charities, please visit our website: www.ticketsforkids.org
Highlighting Our Partners
City of Pittsburgh
Cornell Abraxas Workbridge
East Liberty Family Health Care Center
District Court
CAP (Communities in Action for Peace)
Agape Christian Ministries
Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church
LBS Ministries, Inc.
Dollar Energy Fund
World Vision
Nabhi Christian Ministries (NCM) was organized in 1996 and incorporated in 1998. NCM’s
manages community programs that provide afterschool activities and social services for
high-risk residents, such as conflict resolution, violence prevention, drug and alcohol recovery,
teen pregnancy prevention, mentoring, community development, etc. A board of directors,
consisting of 9 members govern NCM. NCM is primarily supported through small grants and
private donations.
To effectively further its mission, NCM formed Concerned Citizens of Greater (CCOGP) in 1996
when local families of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania sought safer communities by providing effective
alternatives to gangs that would reduce violence and the possibility of high-risk youth starting or
continuing delinquent behavior. A grant from Best Health Care funded the first CCOGP Gang
Peace Rally that recruited over 200 participants.
CCOGP received the Allegheny County Commissioners Proclamation for improving Pittsburgh
neighborhoods and reducing gang violence, Pennsylvania State Auditor General Proclamation
for improving Pittsburgh neighborhoods and reducing gang violence; Sisters Helping Sister’s 




Recognition Award for reducing high-school dropout; Slippery Rock University Sisters2Sisters
Best Mentors Award; Commendation from Pittsburgh’s City Council for youth advocacy and 





reducing substance abuse; City of Pittsburgh Proclamation for tireless work and effective 


leadership towards the goals of making Pittsburgh a more peaceful and loving place; United
States Armed Forces for serving troops during war.
NCM has a major impact on citizens of high-risk communities of Allegheny County.