The Heinz Endowments and FISA Foundation have awarded nearly $250,000 in grants to encourage local organizations to be more inclusive and welcoming of people with disabilities.
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The Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council has received $50,000 for the Emergency Fund for Artists from The Pittsburgh Foundation, The Heinz Endowments and The Opportunity Fund which will be used to support artists of color affected by the covid-19 epidemic.
People who want to make charitable gifts have an array of ways to do so. They can choose from among multiple vehicles – from sending a text message or writing a check, to establishing a donor-advi
Program Resources from Drive Equity: Collecting and Using Demographic Data 07/07/2020
Join us as we read and discuss Ibram X. Kendi's How To Be An Antiracist.
Program Resources:Building an Equitable New Normal: Responding to the Crises of Racist Violence and COVID-19 on 07-16-2020
Join NCFP for a webinar where a panel will discuss different approaches to supporting advocacy goals and discuss the role that family legacy, responsiveness, and evaluation and success play in this work.
POISE Foundation announced a new grantmaking program to support racial equity programs in Allegheny County.
Emergency Action Fund awards more than $8 million to local nonprofit organizations.
The PNC Foundation has awarded the Urban Redevelopment Authority $10 million for equitable economic recovery initiatives citywide.
As the September 30 deadline for 2020 Census data collection approaches, we hope you will join GWP for an update on outreach in Allegheny County and what opportunities there may still be for private philanthropy to help promote an accurate count.
Bring your lunch and come to the “Zoom table” to discuss successes, challenges, and lessons-learned from the past few months
Join NCFP for a session to hear from leaders of family foundations that have embraced trust-based approaches, how these practices align with each family’s legacy and values, and what it looks like when foundation CEOs and family trustees collaborate to build a culture of trust.
The Arts I Equity I Reimagined Fund will support eligible arts and cultural organizations facing economic hardships during the COVID-19 pandemic. Fifteen GWP members are supporters of the fund.
McAuley Ministries announced grants totaling $2,123,190 to support advocacy, health & wellness, community & economic development, education, and capacity building initiatives in Pittsburgh’s Hill District, Uptown, and West Oakland communities.
The Richard King Mellon Foundation announced $2.5 million in grants to local colleges and universities forsupporting reopening efforts and to expand online offerings this fall.
Jewish Healthcare Foundation has compiled results from a University COVID-19 Survey.
A group of about 30 organizations from the Remake Learning network, formed the Pittsburgh Learning Collaborative, in which organizations share their expertise with one another to meet immediate needs and to tackle longstanding issues of inequity that COVID-19 has exposed.
Nominees for the 2020 ATHENA Award have been announced and GWP is proud to congratulate current GWP members who have been nominated.
Pittsburgh Magazine and PUMP have announced this year's 40 Under 40.
