Donate to the Pittsburgh Promise

Organizations, employers and individuals are encouraged to participate in UPMC’s challenge grant by pledging their support to The Pittsburgh Promise.  UPMC will match community donations up to $90 million.  UPMC will donate $1.00 for every $1.50 that is contributed to The Pittsburgh Promise Fund.

You can submit your secure credit card contribution through this site. For your protection, all transactions are processed through a secure server site. You will not be required to provide a credit card number until you hit submit on this page and are taken to the secure site.

For payment plan options (recurring credit card charges) please click here or call 412-394-2610

NOTE: The Pittsburgh Foundation will provide a tax receipt for the full amount of your gift.  However, please note that a 2.98% credit card processing fee will be taken against the fund to which you are making a contribution.


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Special Instructions:
I would like to receive additional information about the Foundation
A copy of the official registration and financial information for The Pittsburgh Foundation may be obtained from the
Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll free, within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.

As of January 1, 1994, the Internal Revenue Service requires contemporaneous written receipt for all gifts of $250 or more.
The letter you will receive from The Pittsburgh Foundation is your IRS acceptable receipt and will serve as a confirmation that you have received no goods or service from us in exchange for your gift. Please save as proof of your charitable gift.
Canceled checks no longer constitute sufficient documentation to support a charitable tax deduction.
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