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A new report released by The Keystone Resesarch Center suggests that Artificial Intelligence may be able to create jobs, rather than destroy them.
The Jefferson Regional Foundation is partnering with ioby to support small local organizations working to make the Jefferson Region healthier, more sustainable, more resilient, and more livable.
Age-Friendly Greater Pittsburgh is a network of more than 160 community partners aimed at bringing change in communities by connecting all generations with projects neighborhoods have interest in and need.
Please Note: This Boot Camp Session has been postponed. New dates for the Fall of 2018 will be announced soon.
Join this webinar to learn about the success of Quicken Loans' innovative toolkit and what it means to ‘tie the threads’ across a multi-sector approach to philanthropic investment.
Aligning your corporate strategy with your philanthropic investments and partnerships can add credibility to your brand, board and employee engagement messaging.
Join NCFP in a conversation about how colleagues are seeding and growing a field of EEF practitioners to shift the paradigm.
Applications are now open for the Google.org Impact Challenge Pittsburgh. The Pittsburgh Challenge will award a total of $250,000 to local nonprofits to support their innovative ideas to create economic opportunity in the region.
Join GWP’s Community Development Learning Network as Neighborhood Allies shares the metrics they have gathered along with the strategy and indicators behind their Healthy Neighborhoods Framework.
The latest edition of Giving USA reports that estimated giving by individuals, corporations and foundations in 2017 totaled more than $410 billion, a record figure.
At a recent convening of the US Chamber of Commerce Foundation, corporate philanthropy leaders and public-private partners met to discuss the role of corporations in fighting the nation’s opioid crisis.
In Fast Company, Phillip Haid notes the results of a new survey by Chief Executive magazine, which found many CEOs to be more focused on sales than on social issues. Haid argues
