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The Foundation leads a regional initiative to reduce the numbers of people forced from their homes.
The Foundation leads a regional initiative to reduce the numbers of people forced from their homes.
When hurricanes struck Houston and Puerto Rico last year, Pittsburgh donors were philanthropic first responders.
The Pittsburgh Foundation and the Jack Buncher Foundation team up to help nonprofits evolve.
The Pittsburgh Foundation takes a stand on issues affecting the most vulnerable.
Medical researchers and donors come together to develop ways to fight a dreaded disease.
ON A BRISK AND RAIN-DRIZZLED SATURDAY in Pittsburgh last fall, the sketchy details of yet another mass shooting in an American city buzzed on cell phone news feeds and blared over televisions and car radios. For those trying to sort through the early reporting, it was agonizingly familiar — a gunman steeped in white supremacist ideology had gone on a bloody rampage.
In a year strained by man-made and natural calamities, Pittsburghers confronted, overcame and uplifted. They doubled down in giving their time and treasure to those in need. The impulse for that extra effort is explained in the simple response of longtime Pittsburgh Foundation donor Joann Klein: “When it comes down to it, we just have to help as many people as we can in this world.”
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Continuing the tradition of elevating artists in Pittsburgh through the Carol R. Brown Creative Achievement Awards, legendary artistic director and producer Oskar Eustis will engage in a moderated discussion about the role and responsibility of artists in society. The conversation will be moderated by The Heinz Endowments President Grant Oliphant and will include questions from the audience.
An extraordinary legacy addresses poverty beyond a town’s prosperity.