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    Mcauley Ministries

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    About Mcauley Ministries

    Named in honor of Catherine McAuley, founder of the Sisters of Mercy, McAuley Ministries is the grant-making foundation of Pittsburgh Mercy. Our vision is to be a good neighbor whose support has contributed to neighborhoods that are safe, vibrant, and celebrated, and where residents are healthy and enabled to reach their full potential.

    Focus Areas

    Education (early childhood, after-school, college readiness)Capacity building (leadership development, governance, systems)Legacy programs (Southwestern Pennsylvania Sisters of Mercy-sponsored programs)Health & wellness / Whole-person healthCommunity & economic development / EmpowermentEssential needs & social servicesPeacemakingEnvironmental care

    Who They Fund

    Black neighborhoods and local Black developers (Hill District, West Oakland)

    About Mcauley Ministries

    Mcauley Ministries’ recent giving shows a strong preference for place-based, large-scale support in Pittsburgh neighborhoods, with repeated investments in community development, housing stability, early learning, and health services. The single largest recent grant in the record was $2,315,150 to Carlow University for capital funding, literacy, social justice, student support, and leadership. Another sizable pattern appears in neighborhood redevelopment, including $716,667 to Neighborhood Allies in 2024 and $666,667 in 2025 for neighborhood capital tied to underinvestment and local Black developers. The foundation also backs service providers working with families and residents facing immediate needs. Womanspace-east Inc received $287,000 in 2025 to support its Uptown facility and programming for homeless families, while Pittsburgh Mercy Health System received $131,589 in 2024 for a health clinic service expansion project. Across the record, Mcauley Ministries combines capital support, program support, and operating support, often around long-term neighborhood conditions rather than one-time events. Its grant list also includes education, workforce, arts, and senior-serving work, showing a broad but locally anchored portfolio focused on the Mercy Corridor and nearby Pittsburgh communities.

    What Mcauley Ministries Funds

    Education is a recurring theme. Mcauley Ministries gave $432,200 to Early Excellence Project in 2025 for the Margaret Washington Early Learning & Inclusion Center, and $250,000 to Citizen Science Lab in 2024 for the MLK Center for STEM Excellence. Out-of-school-time programming also appears in multiple awards, including $177,000 to Schenley Heights Community Development Program for Igniting the Dream: Out-of-School-Time. Housing and anti-displacement work are another clear area: Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh received $150,000 in 2024 for building healthy neighborhood housing in the Hill District and West Oakland. Community economic development shows up through $250,000 to Hill District Federal Credit Union for a capital project to strengthen financial services for low-income residents. The foundation also supports arts and placemaking, such as $130,000 to Food Helpers for the Pittsburgh Community Art Park and Salem's Market Landmark Mural.

    How Mcauley Ministries Gives

    Typical grants cluster in the low five figures to low six figures: p25 is $25,500, median is $51,000, and p75 is $102,000. The record includes both smaller emergency awards and very large invitation-only major grants, ranging from $100 to $2,000,000 across active programs. Several grantees appear in multiple years, including Neighborhood Allies, Womanspace-east Inc, Hill District Federal Credit Union, Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh, Center That Cares, and Macedonia Family and Community Enrichment Center, which suggests recurring relationships rather than one-off awards. Mcauley Ministries is a regular funder, not a DAF, and it funds organizations rather than individuals. Applications are accepted by email for emergency requests and during grant cycles for outreach and sustainability grants; major grants are by invitation only.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $4.5M

    Total Assets

    $84.9M

    Total Revenue

    $8.2M

    Total Expenses

    $5M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $26K and $102K, with a median of $51K.

    25th Percentile

    $26K

    Median

    $51K

    75th Percentile

    $102K

    Geographic Reach

    Local5 states funded
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters

    Leadership

    JAIME DIRCKSEN

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    low-income residents and families
    families experiencing homelessness and those at risk of housing loss
    children and youth (early learners, K-12, out-of-school participants)
    seniors, including blind or vision-impaired individuals
    community-based organizations and local service providers

    Funding Style

    capital funding / bricks-and-mortarcapacity building and organizational developmentgeneral operating / unrestricted supportdirect service / case management and program deliverycommunity economic development / anti-blight investment

    Topics

    early childhood literacy and early learning centersout-of-school-time youth development and summer programshousing stability, homelessness prevention, and anti-displacement legal supportworkforce development and job-readiness trainingcommunity arts, cultural programming, and placemakingsenior services and supports for blind or vision-impaired older adultsfinancial capability and expansion of financial services for low-income residents

    Where Mcauley Ministries Makes Grants

    Mcauley Ministries gives overwhelmingly in Pennsylvania: 96% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state, and the top state by grant count is PA. The recipient footprint is highly concentrated in Pittsburgh, with repeated awards to organizations in the Hill District, Uptown, and West Oakland. Named Pittsburgh recipients include Carlow University, Neighborhood Allies, Womanspace-east Inc, Pittsburgh Mercy Health System, and Food Helpers. The recipient country distribution is entirely domestic, with all 166 grants going to US organizations.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Mcauley Ministries

    What is Mcauley Ministries' typical grant size?

    Its middle-of-the-road awards sit around the five-figure range: p25 is $25,500, median grant size is $51,000, and p75 is $102,000. Active programs also show a wide spread, from $100 emergency requests up to $2,000,000 for invitation-only major grants.

    What kinds of organizations does Mcauley Ministries support?

    The foundation funds nonprofit organizations working in education, health and wellness, community services, and programs for vulnerable populations. Recent priorities also include early childhood, after-school and college readiness, housing stability, homelessness prevention, workforce development, financial capability, senior services, peacemaking, and environmental care.

    Does Mcauley Ministries make recurring grants?

    Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including Neighborhood Allies, Womanspace-east Inc, Hill District Federal Credit Union, Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh, Center That Cares, and Macedonia Family and Community Enrichment Center. The pattern points to ongoing relationships and renewed support rather than isolated awards.

    How can organizations apply for funding?

    Time-Sensitive / Emergency Requests are submitted by email, with decisions made within two weeks. Outreach Grants and Program Sustainability Grants are accepted during grant cycle application periods and may be renewed. Major Grants are available only by invitation and are not open to unsolicited requests.

    Where does Mcauley Ministries focus its giving geographically?

    The foundation’s grantmaking is very local. Ninety-six percent of grants go to recipients in Pennsylvania, and the named neighborhood focus includes the Hill District, Uptown, West Oakland, and the Mercy Corridor in Pittsburgh.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

    Open Grant Opportunities

    Current and upcoming funding from Mcauley Ministries that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

    Open nowCloses Jan 25, 2027Award: $100K – $500K

    Program Sustainability Grants

    Program sustainabilityCapacity buildingEducation+4 more

    Who can apply: Applicants must be IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) organizations or operate with an eligible 501(c)(3) fiscal agent; align with McAuley Ministries' mission, values, and Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services; be located in or operate ongoing programs intentionally designed to support Mercy Corridor residents; maintain an independent board; and have no more than one active McAuley Ministries grant at a time. Programs must be intentionally designed to serve residents and may be new, ongoing, capacity-building, or eligible capital projects.

    Deadline: Applications are accepted during spring and summer grant cycles. Listed deadlines are January 23, 2026; May 15, 2026; January 25, 2027; and May 17, 2027.

    View & apply
    Open nowCloses Jan 25, 2027Award: $10K – $100K

    Outreach Grants

    EducationCapacity buildingEssential needs and social services+4 more

    Who can apply: Applicants must be IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) organizations or operate with an eligible 501(c)(3) fiscal agent; align with McAuley Ministries' mission, values, and Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services; be located in or operate ongoing programs intentionally designed to support Mercy Corridor residents; maintain an independent board; and have no more than one active McAuley Ministries grant at a time. Programs must be intentionally designed to serve residents and may be new, ongoing, capacity-building, or eligible capital projects.

    Deadline: Applications are accepted during spring and summer grant cycles. Listed deadlines are January 23, 2026; May 15, 2026; January 25, 2027; and May 17, 2027.

    View & apply
    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: $100 – $10K

    Time-Sensitive / Emergency Requests

    Emergency needsTime-sensitive community needs

    Who can apply: Applicants must be IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) organizations or operate with an eligible 501(c)(3) fiscal agent; align with McAuley Ministries' mission, values, and Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services; be located in or operate ongoing programs intentionally designed to support Mercy Corridor residents; maintain an independent board; and have no more than one active McAuley Ministries grant at a time.

    Deadline: Accepted anytime; decisions are generally made within two weeks.

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    Open nowRolling / open intake

    McAuley Ministries General Grant Program

    EducationWhole-person HealthEssential Needs & Social Services+5 more

    Who can apply: Applicant must be an organization with current IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status or partner with a nonprofit fiscal agent with a current IRS ruling. Organizations must comply with McAuley Ministries' grant agreement and reporting requirements, and must design programs with a physical presence in the Mercy Corridor serving its residents. Programs that are one-time events or that do not meet funding priorities do not qualify.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    NEIGHBORHOOD ALLIESPITTSBURGH, PA$666,6672026NEIGHBORHOOD CAPITAL: ADDRESSING THE ROOT CAUSE OF UNDERINVESTMENT - LACK OF EQUITY FOR LOCAL BLACK DEVELOPERS AND BLACK COMMUNITIES
    CITIZEN SCIENCE LABPITTSBURGH, PA$250,0002026MLK CENTER FOR STEM EXCELLENCE
    CENTER THAT CARESPITTSBURGH, PA$204,0002026IGNITING THE DREAM
    UJAMAA COLLECTIVEPITTSBURGH, PA$153,0002026GROWING AND SUSTAINING A HUB OF BLACK COOPERATION
    MACEDONIA FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ENRICHMENT CENTERPITTSBURGH, PA$150,4002026HILL DISTRICT EARLY LITERACY INITIATIVE TOWARD READING PROFICIENCY BY THIRD GRADE
    A SCHOOLS PITTSBURGHS COMMUNITY ALLIANCE FOR PUBLIC EDUCATIONPITTSBURGH, PA$142,4002026PROVIDING SUPPORT TO FAMILIES, STUDENTS, AND TEACHERS THROUGH A TIME OF EDUCATIONAL TRANSITION IN THE MERCY CORRIDOR.
    MERCY LIFE CENTER CORPORATIONPITTSBURGH, PA$135,9182026905 WATSON HEALTH CLINIC - SERVICE EXPANSION PROJECT
    READING IS FUNDAMENTAL PITTSBURGHPITTSBURGH, PA$127,5002026CHILDRENS LITERACY PROGRAMMING
    REBUILDING TOGETHER PITTSBURGHPITTSBURGH, PA$117,3002026BUILDING A HEALTHY NEIGHBORHOOD IN THE HILL DISTRICT
    AMANI CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONPITTSBURGH, PA$117,3002026AMANI CAPACITY BUILDING & OPERATING 2024-2026
    SHEPHERD'S HEART FELLOWSHIPPITTSBURGH, PA$117,3002026PROVIDING EXCELLENCE IN COUNSELING AND CASEWORK SERVICES TO VETERAN PARTICIPANTS AT SHVH, STAFF AT SHF, AND OTHER HOMELESS, VULNERABLE INDIVIDUALS
    ACH CLEAR PATHWAYSPITTSBURGH, PA$107,0002026GENERAL SUPPORT
    SMALL SEEDS DEVELOPMENT INCPITTSBURGH, PA$102,0002026MOTHER TO SON PROGRAM
    GROUNDED STRATEGIESPITTSBURGH, PA$102,0002026COMMUNITYCARE HILL DISTRICT
    VISION ENTERPRISES JASON PROJECTPITTSBURGH, PA$102,0002026GENERAL SUPPORT
    EBENEZER OUTREACH MINISTRIESPITTSBURGH, PA$102,0002026EBENEZER OUTREACH MINISTRIES' COMMUNITY OUTREACH SERVICES, WORKFORCE PROGRAMS, AND BASIC NEEDS CENTER
    SCHENLEY HEIGHTS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMPITTSBURGH, PA$102,0002026IGNITING THE DREAM: OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME SHCDP
    UPTOWN PARTNERS OF PITTSBURGHPITTSBURGH, PA$91,8002026COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT TO TACKLE BLIGHT AND VACANCY AND REBUILD THE CORRIDOR IN AN ECOINNOVATION DISTRICT.
    EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE OF THE LOWER HILL DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY COLLWARRENDALE, PA$90,0002026GENERAL SUPPORT
    PROGRAM TO AID CITIZEN ENTERPRISEPITTSBURGH, PA$87,150202616TH ANNUAL INCLUSIVE VOICES & LEADERSHIP COACHING PROGRAM
    THE PITTSBURGH CONTINGENCY INCPITTSBURGH, PA$79,8002026SENIOR JAZZ CONNECTION
    VENTURE OUTDOORS INCPITTSBURGH, PA$76,5002026OUTDOORS LEARNING LAB
    EARLY EXCELLENCE PROJECTPITTSBURGH, PA$76,5002026MARGARET WASHINGTON LITERACY CENTER: HIGH IMPACT LITERACY TUTORING
    OZANAM INCPITTSBURGH, PA$64,9132026OZANAM LEGACY INITIATIVE
    ACCULTURATION FOR JUSTICE ACCESS & PEACE OUTREACHPITTSBURGH, PA$61,2002026GENERAL SUPPORT
    PITTSBURGH MERCY HEALTH SYSTEMPITTSBURGH, PW$60,0002026CONVENT OF MERCY
    THELMA LOVETTE YMCAPITTSBURGH, PA$52,8002026THELMA LOVETTE YMCA MEMBERSHIP ACCESS
    M-POWERHOUSE OF GREATER PITTSBURGHPITTSBURGH, PA$51,2502026N.O.W. NURTURING OPPORTUNITIES FOR WORKFORCE
    NEIGHBORWORKS WESTERN PENNSYLVANIAPITTSBURGH, PA$51,0012026COMPREHENSIVE HOMEOWNERSHIP SERVICES
    OAKLAND PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONPITTSBURGH, PA$51,0002026COMMUNITY (RE)CONNECTIONS IN WEST OAKLAND
    REGIONAL HOUSING LEGAL SERVICESPHILADELPHIA, PA$51,0002026HOUSING AFFORDABILITY, CONDITIONS AND ANTI-DISPLACEMENT LEGAL SUPPORT
    NEIGHBORHOOD RESILIENCE PROJECTPITTSBURGH, PA$51,0002026NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR AID AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT COMPREHENSIVE REQUEST
    PARTNER4WORK (T R W I B)PITTSBURGH, PA$51,0002026BLUEPRINT: STRATEGIES FOR ACCESS TO CLEAN ENERGY CAREERS
    ALLEGHENY PARTNERS FOR OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIMEHOMESTEAD, PA$51,0002026BUILDING AN EFFECTIVE INTERMEDIARY TO SUPPORT AND STRENGTHEN OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME ORGANIZATIONS IN ALLEGHENY COUNTY
    CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE DIOCESE OF PITTSBURGH INCPITTSBURGH, PA$51,0002026CRITICAL CASE MANAGEMENT SUPPORT AT ST. JOSEPH HOUSE OF HOSPITALITY
    PITTSBURGH SCHOLAR HOUSEPITTSBURGH, PA$51,0002026EXPANSION OF PITTSBURGH SCHOLAR HOUSE WAYFINDERS PROGRAM PILOT IN THE HILL DISTRICT
    SISTERS PLACE INCPITTSBURGH, PA$51,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM
    HILL DISTRICT CONSENSUS GROUPPITTSBURGH, PA$51,0002026GENERAL OPERATION SUPPORT
    PITTSBURGH PROMISE FOUNDATIONPITTSBURGH, PA$51,0002026ADVANCING MILLIONES SCHOLARS
    LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF PENNSYLVANIAPITTSBURGH, PA$26,8012026CONTINUING AND EXPANDING EARLY LITERACY TUTORING IN THE HILL DISTRICT
    GIRLS INC OF GREATER PITTSBURGHPITTSBURGH, PA$25,5002026INTERGENERATIONAL MENTORSHIP FOR GIRLS IN THE HILL DISTRICT
    412 FOOD RESCUE INCPITTSBURGH, PA$25,5002026FOOD RECOVERY OPERATIONS
    BETHEL-TRINITY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONPITTSBURGH, PA$25,5002026BUILDING CAPACITY FOR COMMUNITY RESTORATION AND GROWTH
    CATAPULT GREATER PITTSBURGH INCPITTSBURGH, PA$25,5002026HILL DISTRICT HOMEOWNERSHIP INITIATIVE
    GREATER PITTSBURGH COMMUNITY FOOD BANKDUQUESNE, PA$25,5002026FEEDING NEIGHBORS IN THE THREE RIVERS REGION.
    WIRELESS NEIGHBORHOODS DBA NEIGHBORHOOD LEARNING ALLIANCEPITTSBURGH, PA$25,5002026ENERGIZING TOMORROWS FUTURE CAREER LEADERS & WORKFORCE
    WESTMORELAND LAND TRUSTGREENSBURG, PA$25,5002026GATHERING & RECORDING HISTORY OF ST. XAVIER ACADEMY AND CONVENT (IN UNITY TOWNSHIP, NEAR LATROBE, PA)
    JUBILEE ASSOCIATION INCPITTSBURGH, PA$25,5002026JUBILEE SOCIAL SERVICES
    BLACK POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT PROJECTPITTSBURGH, PA$25,5002026GENERAL SUPPORT
    COMMUNITY HUMAN SERVICES CORPORATIONPITTSBURGH, PA$25,5002026CHS COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY

    NEIGHBORHOOD ALLIES

    $666,667
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    NEIGHBORHOOD CAPITAL: ADDRESSING THE ROOT CAUSE OF UNDERINVESTMENT - LACK OF EQUITY FOR LOCAL BLACK DEVELOPERS AND BLACK COMMUNITIES

    CITIZEN SCIENCE LAB

    $250,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    MLK CENTER FOR STEM EXCELLENCE

    CENTER THAT CARES

    $204,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    IGNITING THE DREAM

    UJAMAA COLLECTIVE

    $153,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    GROWING AND SUSTAINING A HUB OF BLACK COOPERATION

    MACEDONIA FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ENRICHMENT CENTER

    $150,400
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    HILL DISTRICT EARLY LITERACY INITIATIVE TOWARD READING PROFICIENCY BY THIRD GRADE

    A SCHOOLS PITTSBURGHS COMMUNITY ALLIANCE FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION

    $142,400
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    PROVIDING SUPPORT TO FAMILIES, STUDENTS, AND TEACHERS THROUGH A TIME OF EDUCATIONAL TRANSITION IN THE MERCY CORRIDOR.

    MERCY LIFE CENTER CORPORATION

    $135,918
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    905 WATSON HEALTH CLINIC - SERVICE EXPANSION PROJECT

    READING IS FUNDAMENTAL PITTSBURGH

    $127,500
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    CHILDRENS LITERACY PROGRAMMING

    REBUILDING TOGETHER PITTSBURGH

    $117,300
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    BUILDING A HEALTHY NEIGHBORHOOD IN THE HILL DISTRICT

    AMANI CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

    $117,300
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    AMANI CAPACITY BUILDING & OPERATING 2024-2026

    SHEPHERD'S HEART FELLOWSHIP

    $117,300
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    PROVIDING EXCELLENCE IN COUNSELING AND CASEWORK SERVICES TO VETERAN PARTICIPANTS AT SHVH, STAFF AT SHF, AND OTHER HOMELESS, VULNERABLE INDIVIDUALS

    ACH CLEAR PATHWAYS

    $107,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    SMALL SEEDS DEVELOPMENT INC

    $102,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    MOTHER TO SON PROGRAM

    GROUNDED STRATEGIES

    $102,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    COMMUNITYCARE HILL DISTRICT

    VISION ENTERPRISES JASON PROJECT

    $102,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    EBENEZER OUTREACH MINISTRIES

    $102,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    EBENEZER OUTREACH MINISTRIES' COMMUNITY OUTREACH SERVICES, WORKFORCE PROGRAMS, AND BASIC NEEDS CENTER

    SCHENLEY HEIGHTS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

    $102,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    IGNITING THE DREAM: OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME SHCDP

    UPTOWN PARTNERS OF PITTSBURGH

    $91,800
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT TO TACKLE BLIGHT AND VACANCY AND REBUILD THE CORRIDOR IN AN ECOINNOVATION DISTRICT.

    EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE OF THE LOWER HILL DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY COLL

    $90,000
    WARRENDALE, PA2026

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    PROGRAM TO AID CITIZEN ENTERPRISE

    $87,150
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    16TH ANNUAL INCLUSIVE VOICES & LEADERSHIP COACHING PROGRAM

    THE PITTSBURGH CONTINGENCY INC

    $79,800
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    SENIOR JAZZ CONNECTION

    VENTURE OUTDOORS INC

    $76,500
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    OUTDOORS LEARNING LAB

    EARLY EXCELLENCE PROJECT

    $76,500
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    MARGARET WASHINGTON LITERACY CENTER: HIGH IMPACT LITERACY TUTORING

    OZANAM INC

    $64,913
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    OZANAM LEGACY INITIATIVE

    ACCULTURATION FOR JUSTICE ACCESS & PEACE OUTREACH

    $61,200
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    PITTSBURGH MERCY HEALTH SYSTEM

    $60,000
    PITTSBURGH, PW2026

    CONVENT OF MERCY

    THELMA LOVETTE YMCA

    $52,800
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    THELMA LOVETTE YMCA MEMBERSHIP ACCESS

    M-POWERHOUSE OF GREATER PITTSBURGH

    $51,250
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    N.O.W. NURTURING OPPORTUNITIES FOR WORKFORCE

    NEIGHBORWORKS WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA

    $51,001
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    COMPREHENSIVE HOMEOWNERSHIP SERVICES

    OAKLAND PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

    $51,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    COMMUNITY (RE)CONNECTIONS IN WEST OAKLAND

    REGIONAL HOUSING LEGAL SERVICES

    $51,000
    PHILADELPHIA, PA2026

    HOUSING AFFORDABILITY, CONDITIONS AND ANTI-DISPLACEMENT LEGAL SUPPORT

    NEIGHBORHOOD RESILIENCE PROJECT

    $51,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR AID AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT COMPREHENSIVE REQUEST

    PARTNER4WORK (T R W I B)

    $51,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    BLUEPRINT: STRATEGIES FOR ACCESS TO CLEAN ENERGY CAREERS

    ALLEGHENY PARTNERS FOR OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME

    $51,000
    HOMESTEAD, PA2026

    BUILDING AN EFFECTIVE INTERMEDIARY TO SUPPORT AND STRENGTHEN OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME ORGANIZATIONS IN ALLEGHENY COUNTY

    CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE DIOCESE OF PITTSBURGH INC

    $51,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    CRITICAL CASE MANAGEMENT SUPPORT AT ST. JOSEPH HOUSE OF HOSPITALITY

    PITTSBURGH SCHOLAR HOUSE

    $51,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    EXPANSION OF PITTSBURGH SCHOLAR HOUSE WAYFINDERS PROGRAM PILOT IN THE HILL DISTRICT

    SISTERS PLACE INC

    $51,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM

    HILL DISTRICT CONSENSUS GROUP

    $51,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    GENERAL OPERATION SUPPORT

    PITTSBURGH PROMISE FOUNDATION

    $51,000
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    ADVANCING MILLIONES SCHOLARS

    LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF PENNSYLVANIA

    $26,801
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    CONTINUING AND EXPANDING EARLY LITERACY TUTORING IN THE HILL DISTRICT

    GIRLS INC OF GREATER PITTSBURGH

    $25,500
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    INTERGENERATIONAL MENTORSHIP FOR GIRLS IN THE HILL DISTRICT

    412 FOOD RESCUE INC

    $25,500
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    FOOD RECOVERY OPERATIONS

    BETHEL-TRINITY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

    $25,500
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    BUILDING CAPACITY FOR COMMUNITY RESTORATION AND GROWTH

    CATAPULT GREATER PITTSBURGH INC

    $25,500
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    HILL DISTRICT HOMEOWNERSHIP INITIATIVE

    GREATER PITTSBURGH COMMUNITY FOOD BANK

    $25,500
    DUQUESNE, PA2026

    FEEDING NEIGHBORS IN THE THREE RIVERS REGION.

    WIRELESS NEIGHBORHOODS DBA NEIGHBORHOOD LEARNING ALLIANCE

    $25,500
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    ENERGIZING TOMORROWS FUTURE CAREER LEADERS & WORKFORCE

    WESTMORELAND LAND TRUST

    $25,500
    GREENSBURG, PA2026

    GATHERING & RECORDING HISTORY OF ST. XAVIER ACADEMY AND CONVENT (IN UNITY TOWNSHIP, NEAR LATROBE, PA)

    JUBILEE ASSOCIATION INC

    $25,500
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    JUBILEE SOCIAL SERVICES

    BLACK POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT PROJECT

    $25,500
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    COMMUNITY HUMAN SERVICES CORPORATION

    $25,500
    PITTSBURGH, PA2026

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