Catapult Greater Pittsburgh hosted its first “Brunching With Santa” event on Dec. 2 at East End Cooperative Ministry, in East Liberty. Lachelle Bell, the organization’s director of entrepreneurship, brought together families and Black-owned businesses, along with Santa and Mrs. Claus, of course…
The vendors included Mele’s Gifts and Party Planning, Work Play Zen, Naptural Beauty Supply, Yayaz Lounge, LLC, Natures Crown, A&D Royal Ink, LLC, Northern Scents Candle Co., D&E Novelty, and Boss Girl Collection. Food at the event was catered by Catapult Culinary Graduate Bouji Bites, drinks were provided by Mobile Bartending and and Drink servicer JaMeMe. Santa and Mrs. Claus appeared courtesy of The Black Tea Brown Suga Network.
Catapult Greater Pittsburgh engages in emergency resource distribution, peer-to-peer support, wealth building, trauma-informed financial counseling, and policy advocacy to ensure systematically disenfranchised communities can meaningfully achieve economic justice and lead dignified and equitable lives.
Tammy Thompson is the executive director.
– Rob Taylor Jr.
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