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
Infinite Lifestyle Solutions to expand program capacity to serve youth at the teen drop-in center in the Northside. 2020 $40,000
Western Pennsylvania Diaper Bank to support the Period Advocacy Program. 2020 $40,000
Community Living and Support Services to support the planning, implementation, and evaluation of the Transition Education Project for youth with disabilities, age 16-21 years old, and their families. 2021 $40,000
The Pittsburgh Project for the organization's hybrid out-of-school-time program. 2021 $40,000
Dreams of Hope for operating support. 2021 $40,000
1Nation To support and stabilize the operations of 1Nation Mentoring in-school and community based programs. 2022 $40,000
Cancer Bridges Tto provide free, professionally-led emotional cancer care and support for individuals in need. 2022 $40,000
WQED Multimedia For operating support for programming and community engagement initiatives. 2022 $40,000
His Place Contact Center aka His Place Ministries To support 2022-2023 out-of-school time programming. 2022 $40,000
Pittsburgh Contingency To reduce property abandonment in Wilkinsburg by supporting elderly and low-income homeowners to access appropriate tax relief, home improvement, and other housing stabilization services. 2022 $40,000
University of Pittsburgh To conduct a county-wide Quality of Life survey to research pandemic-related racial disparities to inform equitable policymaking. 2022 $40,000
1Hood Media Academy To support Black, Young, & Educated's efforts to amplify Black voices through increased media representation within Pittsburgh. 2022 $40,000
The Community at Holy Family Manor to support losses associated with COVID-19 and its impact on the Learning Center and Personal Care Home services. 2020 $40,840
Youth Enrichment Services, Inc. to provide funding for youth development and truancy prevention services for youth ages 10-17 and their families. 2017 $41,000
Allegheny Land Trust to purchase and protect 50 acres of woodlands for permanent green space in the Camp Meeting Woods Biological Diversity Area. 2018 $41,000
TRWIB, Inc. to build a better understanding of labor market dynamics, workforce needs and workforce services in Pittsburgh's East End. 2014 $42,000
United Somali Bantu of Greater Pittsburgh, Inc. to hire one caseworker. 2018 $42,900
Jeremiah's Place to support critical needs of low-income, single mothers that utilize its crisis nursery. 2016 $43,000
Veterans Leadership Program of Western PA to provide individually trained, federally protected medical service dogs to combat-wounded veterans in Southwestern Pennsylvania. 2015 $44,000
Ujamaa Collective to develop and implement a youth-led project to document experiences of pushout among black girls in Allegheny County. 2018 $44,000
Society for Contemporary Craft for the exhibition ENOUGH Violence. 2013 $45,000
New Hazlett Center for the Performing Arts to support performing arts programming. 2013 $45,000
Thomas Merton Center, Inc. to support the development of an Advocacy Leadership Training Program. 2013 $45,000
National Organization on Disability to continue the Wounded Warrior Careers program in the Pittsburgh region. 2014 $45,000
Delta Foundation of Pittsburgh, Inc. to support the renovation of the Delta Foundation of Pittsburgh's new headquarters. 2014 $45,000
Macedonia Family and Community Enrichment Center to support the Community Truancy Intervention Project. 2014 $45,000
Virtuous Academy to support expansion and development of academic programming. 2015 $45,000
Braddock Redux to provide at-risk youth in the Braddock and Wilkinsburg communities with work readiness, employment and academic enrichment capacity during the 2015-2016 school year. 2015 $45,000
Attack Theatre to support the world premiere of Laws of Attraction. 2015 $45,000
Aleph Institute - North East Region to support prisoner re-entry and alternative sentencing programs for the Jewish community. 2015 $45,000
412 Food Rescue, Inc. to support the purchase of a refrigerated truck and volunteer recruiting and engagement activities. 2015 $45,000
Kente Arts Alliance to support 2016 programming. 2016 $45,000
AWC Renewal to support a strategic and business planning process. 2017 $45,000
Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council for general operating support. 2017 $45,000
Barebones Productions for 2017-2018 program support. 2017 $45,000
Salvation Army to deliver multimodal treatment approaches and case management for adult males in treatment for opioid addiction at the Harbor Light Center. 2018 $45,000
Youth Opportunities Development to support program costs associated with serving 28 boys in grades 3-8 for the 2018-2019 school year. 2018 $45,000
Alliance for Refugee Youth Support and Education to help support up to 35 middle- and high-school participants in their 2019-2020 after-school program. 2019 $45,000
Global Links to provide durable medical and mobility equipment and personal care items to seniors experiencing poverty. 2021 $45,000
Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania to support environmental education in public and private schools.

2021 $45,000
Assemble To support school year in-house programs. 2022 $45,000
Women and Girls Foundation of Southwest Pennsylvania To support an online resource directory and engagement opportunities for single moms. 2022 $45,000
Footbridge For Families Inc. To provide rapid financial assistance for patients served by Federally Qualified Health Centers. 2022 $45,000
Eastern Area Adult Services to expand grocery and food access for seniors in community and home-based settings. 2020 $45,500
Friends of the Pittsburgh Urban Forest d/b/a Tree Pittsburgh to undertake urban forestry plans and tree planting projects in the Chateau and Manchester neighborhoods. 2015 $46,000
Sisters Place, Inc. To support the utility costs of the Supportive Housing Program for homeless families. 2022 $46,000
Breathe Pennsylvania for the Taking Asthma Control to School Project – a hospital and school-based pilot to reduce childhood asthma. 2018 $46,394
UPMC - St. Margaret Memorial Hospital Foundation to hire a Social Work Case Manager for the UPMC St. Margaret Family Health Centers in the Lawrenceville, New Kensington, and Bloomfield-Garfield communities. 2013 $47,000
Sierra Club Foundation to build support for green infrastructure implementation in Allegheny County municipalities. 2014 $48,000
Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC to train lay health educators to deliver the “Baby Basics” curriculum. 2018 $48,195