The Pittsburgh Foundation

Foundation-Directed Grants

Use the drop-down boxes below to search the listing of discretionary grants awarded through our application process. The Foundation awards grants in these strategic focus areas: Self-Sufficient Individuals and Families, Healthy Communities, Vibrant Democracy and Community Projects.

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Grantee Purpose Year Amount Sort descending
Transitional Paths to Independent Living (TRPIL) To support the expansion of senior nursing home transitions in Allegheny County. 2022 $49,500
UPMC - St. Margaret Memorial Hospital Foundation to support the launch of Integrated Ophthalmologic Primary Care in three of the Family Health Centers. 2015 $49,800
North Side Christian Health Center to establish an integrated Behavioral Health Program within the center's two site locations in central North Side and Northview Heights Public Housing community. 2013 $50,000
Achieva for the Waiting List Reduction Campaign. 2013 $50,000
University of Pittsburgh to support the second year of the Shale Gas Roundtable. 2013 $50,000
World War II Veterans of Allegheny County Memorial Fund Inc. for the construction of the Southwestern Pennsylvania World War II Memorial. 2013 $50,000
Growth Through Energy and Community Health, Inc. for ReClaim South Pittsburgh, a community empowerment initiative to revitalize vacant land through green infrastructure strategies. 2013 $50,000
Allegheny Conference on Community Development for the “Strengthening Communities Initiative,” a pilot project to demonstrate the potential for long-term, effective partnerships between businesses and community development organizations in distressed communities.
2013 $50,000
Ceasefire Pennsylvania Education Fund for operating support to expand programming in Western PA. 2013 $50,000
Northside Coalition for Fair Housing to support the Resident Service Coordinator position for Fiscal Year 2014. 2013 $50,000
Allegheny Conference on Community Development to support the Strengthen Communities program. 2013 $50,000
Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania to engage in civic engagement to expand the supply of homes to those most in need. 2013 $50,000
The Forbes Funds to provide management assistance grants to organizations needing assistance in making a successful transition to performance-based contracting, affordable care and/or changing their business model. 2013 $50,000
Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority to build capacity to implement green technologies as a partial solution to wet weather overflow and clean water compliance issues. 2013 $50,000
Jewish Healthcare Foundation of Pittsburgh to create a pooled fund to support a community effort to assure that eligible, uninsured individuals in Allegheny County register for the Affordable Care Act. 2013 $50,000
Carnegie Mellon University to support the completion of a book, "A Vision Splendid: Pathways to Our Sustainable Future", by Patricia M. DeMarco, Ph.D. 2014 $50,000
Center of Life to support out-of-school programming designed to improve academic achievement for students in Hazelwood. 2014 $50,000
Pittsburgh Entertainment Project to support Take a Shot at Changing the World: Social Action edition for the 2013-14 school year. 2014 $50,000
Sprout Fund for the Pittsburgh Kids+Creativity Network. 2014 $50,000
Gilda's Club Western Pennsylvania for bridge funding. 2014 $50,000
Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group to engage its member organizations and the general public in shaping policies and procedures of the Pittsburgh Land Bank. 2014 $50,000
Pittsburgh Public Theater Corporation to support audience engagement initiatives and education programming. 2014 $50,000
Citizen Power for the Pennsylvania Health Care Advocacy Project. 2014 $50,000
Pittsburgh United for the Clean Rivers Campaign, a collaborative citizen outreach effort to build understanding and support for prioritizing green infrastructure investment.
2014 $50,000
Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council to support core assistance programs for the region's artists and arts organizations. 2014 $50,000
Looking Glass Institute to launch a veterans fundraising collaborative. 2014 $50,000
Women and Girls Foundation of Southwest PA to support capacity building and staffing. 2014 $50,000
Friendship Circle of Pittsburgh to support Out with Friends Clubs for the 2014-15 school year while they transition to a permanent home. 2014 $50,000
Children's Museum of Pittsburgh to support design and development of the Very Eric Carle traveling exhibition. 2014 $50,000
YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh to support the Lighthouse Project at Westinghouse High School. 2014 $50,000
Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre, Inc. to support its 2014 production of Macbeth. 2014 $50,000
Watson Institute, The (D.T. Watson) to support implementation of the Positive Support for Schools Program in Mon-Valley area schools. 2014 $50,000
Community Foundation for the Alleghenies to support providing services in the area of environmental law for underserved communities. 2014 $50,000
Steel Valley Council of Governments to develop a healthy housing market strategy in 41 municipalities and a market recovery plan in five to ten municipalities. 2014 $50,000
Allegheny Conference on Community Development to support the Strengthen Communities program. 2014 $50,000
Community at Holy Family Manor, Inc. for the Generations Together intergenerational program. 2015 $50,000
Travelers Aid Society of Pittsburgh to support the Veterans Transportation Program. 2015 $50,000
Focus on Renewal F.O.R. Sto-Rox Neighborhood Corp. to support FOR's Community Center operations. 2015 $50,000
Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy to support the Allegheny Commons Fountain Restoration Project. 2015 $50,000
Jewish Residential Services, Inc. to support the Howard Levine Clubhouse's programming while it completes a capital/endowment campaign. 2015 $50,000
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust to support the public art components of the 2015 and 2016 Three Rivers Arts Festivals. 2015 $50,000
Regional Housing Legal Services to work with the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency to shape flexible guidelines for anticipated federal funding to address the affordable housing needs of highly vulnerable populations. 2015 $50,000
Children's Sickle Cell Foundation, Inc. to support the Living Well with Sickle Cell Initiative to help children with sickle cell disease live healthier lives. 2015 $50,000
University of Pittsburgh for 2015 operating support for the Institute of Politics. 2015 $50,000
Jewish Association on Aging to support implementation of the Hearthstone “I'm Still Here” program. 2015 $50,000
The Forbes Funds for the 2015 Management Assistance Grants Program. 2015 $50,000
Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc. d/b/a NeighborWorks for the NeighborWorks Leadership Collaboratory to develop and train emerging grassroots leaders in distressed communities.
2015 $50,000
Greater Pittsburgh Literacy Council to support the expansion of English as a Second Language Program. 2015 $50,000
Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh to support the Mentor 2.0 Program at Pittsburgh Brashear High School. 2015 $50,000
Sprout Fund to support Remake Learning (formerly the Kids+Creativity Network). 2015 $50,000