A controversy is brewing over the removal of a black artist's message — "There Are Black People In The Future" — from an art installation atop a building in East Liberty.
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The Pittsburgh Foundation has scheduled a daylong, online giving event on May 1 to benefit regional food pantries and nonprofit organizations that supply them. The event is part of the philanthropy’s series of Critical Needs Alerts that since 2013 have raised nearly $4 million to help people impacted by homelessness, hunger and other basic human needs.
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With nearly one in seven people in Allegheny County experiencing food insecurity, The Pittsburgh Foundation is organizing a May 1 Critical Needs Alert online fundraising event to raise money for 171 organizations with food pantries as a primary part of their mission and the organizations that supply them.
The new “Little Dreamers” program will mirror the six-week summer camp for older students, but with programming tailored for younger children. The funding is supported by The Pittsburgh Foundation, the Grable Foundation and McAuley Ministries.
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Children and families will have a chance to explore microscopes, magnetism, electrical circuits, geology and more at the Manor Public Library's “Science Saturday.”
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Why advisor Jonathan “Jon” M. Schmerling connects clients to The Pittsburgh Foundation
Corinne Elsie Lightbown passed away peacefully on Jan. 7, 2017 at the age of 86, having lived a full and rewarding life.
A $150,000 grant from The Pittsburgh Foundation supports continued 2018 programming.
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Dave DelFiandra often finds himself listening to people who want to help others through charitable giving.
When: Tuesday, Apr. 17 from noon to 1:30 p.m. Where: The Pittsburgh Foundation, 5 PPG Place, 2nd Floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15222 By invitation
