Partnership For the Public Good

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617 Main St Ste 300
Buffalo, NY 14203
+1 (716) 852-4191
https://ppgbuffalo.org

Partnership for the Public Good is a community-based think tank in Buffalo, NY, dedicated to creating a more just, sustainable, and culturally vibrant Buffalo Niagara region through research, policy development, and citizen engagement.

They work on a wide range of issues including arts and culture, criminal justice, economic development, education, environment, equality, government, health, housing, neighborhoods, poverty, and more, with the aim of improving the overall well-being of the community.

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