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Three woman having lunch on a sunny day at the outside tables on Penn Avenue. Three woman having lunch on a sunny day at the outside tables on Penn Avenue. Lunchtime on Penn Avenue. Photo by John Altdorfer
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Why military-to-civilian workforce transitions need federal attention now

The Endowments Program Director of Veterans Affairs Megan Andros penned this op-ed. Learn why now is a critical moment for federal attention to the estimated 200,000 servicemembers who transition from military-to-civilian workforce each year.

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The Heinz Endowments awards more than $3 million in grants to support the Sarah Heinz House

The Heinz Endowments has started the new year by reaffirming its commitment to the Sarah Heinz House. The Endowments’ board of directors has approved two significant grants totaling $3.05 million.

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Nonprofits, Philanthropy Create Infrastructure for Influx of Nearly $1 Billion in Regional, Statewide Clean Energy Funding

Organizations, philanthropy have worked behind the scenes to drive major funding inundation, making Pittsburgh region a key clean energy gateway for Pennsylvania.

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Advancing Black Arts in Pittsburgh awards $1.2 Million to artists and arts groups

Grants will provide general operating and project support.

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Editorial: Casa San Jose groundbreaking opens new era of welcoming in Pittsburgh

During an election cycle in which immigrants have continuously been targeted by racist misinformation campaigns, a new welcome center from Beechview-based Casa San Jose will serve more than just its largely Latino clients: It will

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Cultural Trust turns 40: Carol Brown's vision helped transform Pittsburgh's Downtown and its arts scene

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, which now claims 14 revitalized blocks Downtown, celebrated its 40th anniversary last month by introducing the inaugural Icon Awards during a gala at the Benedum Center. The honorees were philanthropist ...

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