Stories

A poetry project honors the victims of the July 2015 church massacre in Charleston, South Carolina, while igniting local dialogue about race relations and violence.

The Pittsburgh Promise continues to empower Pittsburgh’s families and turn today’s students into tomorrow’s leaders.

The Pittsburgh Foundation’s Center for Philanthropy has a new home.

Named for Pittsburgh’s most celebrated playwright, the August Wilson Center has been resurrected and reopened as a showcase for African American art and theater.

A young couple decided to give back to their adopted home—and to encourage the “New Pittsburgh” to do the same.

Project uses stories and experiences of young people to shape the Foundation’s related grantmaking, policy and advocacy work around juvenile justice.

The Pittsburgh Foundation Launches “100 Percent Pittsburgh” to build a region that includes everyone

A community effort transforms Greensburg’s Twin Lakes Park.

Teens in crisis find shelter and support.