Showing top 200 of 212 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | GREATER ALTOONA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE CITY OF ALTOONA. | ALTOONA, PA | |
| 102 | PENN NORTHWEST DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION THE MISSION IS TO FACILITATE THE CREATION OF JOBS BY PROMOTING, FINANCING, AND ENCOURAGING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THROUGH THE COOPERATIVE EFFORTS OF THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS, THEREBY IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN MERCER COUNTY AND WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. PENN-NORTHWEST SHALL BE THE LEAD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION IN MERCER COUNTY REPRESENTING THE COUNTY IN ALL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MATTERS. | HERMITAGE, PA | |
| 103 | THE HILL RENAISSANCE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION EDUCATIONAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION. MISSION STILL IN DEVELOPMENT. | PITTSBURGH, PA | |
| 104 | NORTH HILLS COMMUNITY OUTREACH INC NORTH HILLS COMMUNITY OUTREACH (NHCO) IS AN ORGANIZATION ADDRESSING THE NEEDS OF PEOPLE IN CRISIS, HARDSHIP AND POVERTY IN 50 COMMUNITIES IN ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA. | ALLISON PARK, PA | |
| 105 | NEIGHBORHOOD ALLIES INC SEE SCHEDULE O.NEIGHBORHOOD ALLIES IS DEDICATED TO HELPING COMMUNITY RESIDENTS, ORGANIZATIONS AND PARTNERS TRANSFORM DISTRESSED NEIGHBORHOODS INTO HEALTHY AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES OF CHOICE AND OPPORTUNITY BY IMPROVING THEIR SOCIAL AND PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE. THIS IS DONE BY CREATING COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS, CONNECTING DISTRESSED AND TRANSITIONING COMMUNITIES WITH VALUED AND VETTED RESOURCED, AND COMMUNICATING AND CELEBRATING PROGRESS AND SUCCESS. | PITTSBURGH, PA | |
| 106 | THE MON VALLEY INITIATIVE The Mon Valley Initiative is a grass-roots, regional community development corporation, organized to carry out its mission of Mon Valley Initiative strengthens the Mon Valley region by responsibly investing in our people and places" | HOMESTEAD, PA | |
| 107 | The Pittsburgh Project The Pittsburgh Project is an urban neighborhood based, Christian community development organization that operates a series of youth development after school and summer programs and provides homeowner services for the elderly, disabled and low-income households. | Pittsburgh, PA | |
| 108 | DAUPHIN COUNTY ECONOMIC TO PARTNER IN REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS AND TO CHANNEL GRANT FUNDING TO COMMUNITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS IN NEED OF COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE. | HARRISBURG, PA | |
| 109 | Mt Ararat Community Activity Center Inc MACAC is dedicated to helping Pittsburgh area individuals and families through outreach. The mission of MACAC is to improve the quality of life of families throughout Greater Pittsburgh Communities by (1) empowering individuals and families to become productively independent, (2) fostering conditions that assure economic stability of individuals and families and (3) providing programs that support and encourage functional family values. MACAC focuses on the family as a comprehensive unit stressing prevention and intervention with problematic issues, primarily through its outreach to youth as a means of breaking the cycle of disadvantage. | Pittsburgh, PA | |
| 110 | TIOGA COUNTY DEVELOPMENT ASSISTS IN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF TIOGA COUNTY. | WELLSBORO, PA | |
| 111 | WESTERN PA CHAPTER NECA LABOR MANAGEMENT TO IMPROVE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN REPRESENTATIVES OF LABOR ANDMANAGEMENT; TO PROVIDE WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS BOTH OPPORTUNITIES TO STUDY AND EXPLORE NEW AND INNOVATIVE JOINT APPROACHES TO ACHIEVING ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS; TO ASSIST WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS IN SOLVING PROBLEMS OF MUTUAL CONCERNNOT SUSCEPTIBLE TO RESOLUTION WITHIN THE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING PROCESS; TO STUDY AND EXPLORE WAYS OF ELIMINATING POTENTIAL PROBLEMS WHICH REDUCE THE COMPETITIVENESS AND INHIBIT THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY;TO ENHANCE THE INVOLVEMENT OF WORKERS IN MAKING DECISIONS THAT AFFECT THEIR WORKING LIVES; TO SPONSOR PROGRAMS WHICH IMPROVE JOB SECURITY, ENHANCE ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY ANDTHE INDUSTRY. | PITTSBURGH, PA | |
| 112 | HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF BEAVER LOW-INCOME HOUSING CONSTRUCTION | BEAVER FALLS, PA | |
| 113 | CARNEGIE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP THE CCDC IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO ENCOURAGING THE DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH OF A VIBRANT, DIVERSE AND HEALTHY CARNEGIE COMMUNITY THROUGH ENHANCING THE HISTORIC BUSINESS DISTRICT, MARKETING ITS UNIQUE LOCATION, FOSTERING COLLABORATION AND OWNERSHIP AMONG THE COMMUNITY. | CARNEGIE, PA | |
| 114 | TIOGA COUNTY TOURIST PROMOTION AGENCY TO ACTIVELY PROMOTE TIOGA COUNTY AND POTTER COUNTY AS DESIRABLE DESTINATIONS FOR TRAVELERS AND VISITORS AND ASSIST IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. | WELLSBORO, PA | |
| 115 | VETERAN COMMUNITY INITIATIVES INC PROVIDING JOB SEARCH ASSISTANCE AND CAREER COUNSELING TO ELIGIBLE CLIENTS, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON PROMOTING THE ECONOMIC and SOCIAL NEEDS OF AREA WAR VETS | JOHNSTOWN, PA | |
| 116 | THE NATHANIEL GREENE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Maintain local history and assist other local charitable organizations | Greensboro, PA | |
| 117 | DUQUESNE NETWORK FOR FAIRNESS AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Part 1 Line 15: $24.00 - Printing, and Postage $21.65 - Check order fee Part lll Line 28: $55.00 - Black History Celebration Expenses - February 27, 2021. For 5 adults and 30 children. Refreshments, gifts, and prizes given. $56.00 - Kwanzza Celebration Expenses - December 26, 2021 - January 1, 2022. For 5 adults and 25 children. Refreshments, gifts, and prizes given. | DUQUESNE, PA | |
| 118 | TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL OF CENTRAL THE TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA CONNECTS MEMBERS AND ORGANIZATIONS TO PROMOTE TECHNOLOGY AND FUEL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THROUGHOUT THE REGION. | HARRISBURG, PA | |
| 119 | Pittsburgh, PA | ||
| 120 | CENTRAL CITY, PA | ||
| 121 | PITTSBURGH, PA | ||
| 122 | Harrisburg, PA | ||
| 123 | GREENSBURG, PA | ||
| 124 | EBENSBURG, PA | ||
| 125 | HARRISBURG, PA | ||
| 126 | HARRISBURG, PA | ||
| 127 | CARNEGIE, PA | ||
| 128 | PITTSBURGH, PA | ||
| 129 | Pittsburgh, PA | ||
| 130 | KITTANNING, PA | ||
| 131 | GREENSBURG, PA | ||
| 132 | MONONGAHELA, PA | ||
| 133 | PITTSBURGH, PA | ||
| 134 | PITTSBURGH, PA | ||
| 135 | Ephrata, PA | ||
| 136 | Wayne, PA | ||
| 137 | PITTSBURGH, PA | ||
| 138 | Clearfield, PA | ||
| 139 | Philadelphia, PA | ||
| 140 | SOUDERTON, PA | ||
| 141 | EXTON, PA | ||
| 142 | PITTSBURGH, PA | ||
| 143 | MONTROSE, PA | ||
| 144 | Pittsburgh, PA | ||
| 145 | LUZERNE, PA | ||
| 146 | State College, PA | ||
| 147 | Sheffield, PA | ||
| 148 | Audubon, PA | ||
| 149 | PHILADELPHIA, PA | ||
| 150 | Mercer, PA | ||
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