ON A BRISK AND RAIN-DRIZZLED SATURDAY in Pittsburgh this fall, the sketchy details of yet another mass shooting on American soil 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.
An extraordinary legacy addresses poverty beyond a town’s prosperity.
Under the #LoveIsStronger banner, The Pittsburgh Foundation raised funds through a crowdfunding campaign to support organizations assisting victims of the mass shootings at Tree of Life Synagogue.
The Foundation and key partners present conferences to reaffirm the value of the First Amendment.
Save the Children is providing child-focused emergency supplies and working with national and state partners to assess children’s immediate needs.
The Foundation's new Social Justice Fund brings community voice to the forefront.
An advisor helps clients maximize their good fortunes for the good of others.
On Aug. 15, more than 350 news outlets around the country joined The Boston Globe in reaffirming the importance of a free and vibrant press through editorials in their respective publications.
Peter M. Strope helps his clients create wealth and give back to the community.
An endowed scholarship fund at The Community Foundation of Westmoreland County supports scholarships from a historic women's organization.
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Two women in fields traditionally dominated by men build a powerful philanthropic legacy.
Duquesne University will host Pittsburgh Foundation President and CEO Maxwell King, author of The Good Neighbor: The Life and Work of Fred Rogers, for a program at 3 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7, in the Power Center Ballroom, 600 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15282.
The committee of the Pittsburgh Foundation Board directing the search process for a new president and CEO has developed and approved publication of a position description. Assisting the Board in the search is Boston-based executive search firm Isaacson, Miller.
Trista gravitates to opportunities where she can help others shine
Nonprofit innovators help aspiring philanthropists understand how to work best with organizations.
The foundations’ two presidents cited the conference as a public response to alarming signs that First Amendment basic freedoms – of religion, expression, the press, public assembly and government petition – are being eroded, and that the country’s democratic institutions could be threatened.
Advisor Profile: An interview with estates and trusts attorney Heather Stumpf.
Among the many Foundation scholarship programs are several specifically for law students.
Foundation support builds strategies to provide services and support to seniors.
Staff Profile: The Pittsburgh Foundation's newest program associate is ready to tackle it all.
