Hello Neighbor raised over $100,000 to support refugee and immigrant families through mentorship, case management, and community-based programs. Neighborhood Nosh, the organization’s largest annual event, took place on October 10 at This Is Red in Munhall. The celebration brought together neighbors from across the city to share food, culture, and connection. Guided by founder and CEO Sloane Davidson, guests enjoyed an international tasting menu from immigrant-owned restaurants, live music, and a moving program that honored partners Brian Stowell, Mayor Corey O’Connor, Kimpton Hotel Monaco, and Church of the Ascension, and shared the story of the Potoys, a Nicaraguan family rebuilding their lives in Pittsburgh.

Neighborhood Nosh by Hello Neighbor, October 10, 2025

The Potoy family from Nicaragua, clients of Hello Neighbor, participated in the evening’s Mission Moment

Guests enjoyed the evening thoroughly!

Corey O’Connor and Sloane Davidson

Cuban Fusion Band Hugo Cruz and Caminos

Todd Hipwell (VP & CFO of Heinz History Center) with spouse Alisha Hipwell (Chief Communications Officer at WesBanco), Kristen Hemmings (VP and Financial Advisor at Coghill Investment Strategies), Matt Zieger (Chief Program and Partnership Officer at GitLab Foundation) with spouse Lisa Zieger (Operating Partner at Spero Ventures)

A duo of happy attendees

Sloane Davidson, second from left, with three guests

Board Member Sameer Kshirsagar (VP of Supply Chain at Anduril) with spouse Dr. Malti Kshirsaga

To learn more about Hello Neighbor and other non-profits in the city, check out our roundtable discussion we hosted for community leaders.

Story by Keith Recker
Photography Courtesy of Hello Neighbor

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