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The Blessing Board will accept furniture donations for free or will arrange for a pickup for a fee.
In addition to the traditional model of food assistance, Rainbow Kitchen Community Services also meets a variety of other needs.
The Free Store Wilkinsburg offers donated clothing at no cost to community members — unlike most secondhand stores, which charge for their wares.
Vitalant operates 10 donation centers in western Pennsylvania.
1Hood Media builds community through art, education and social justice.
See which charities attracted the most donors and raised the most money during the third annual one-day charitable giving extravaganza.
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By increasing its reach with two mobile boutiques for professional clothing and career services, Dress for Success Pittsburgh aims to empower more women than ever before.
Knead Community Cafe has created a space for people to eat, no matter their situation.
Jerrel Gilliam joins Light of Life Rescue Mission as its new executive director at a pivotal time.
A local nonprofit supports 70 centers in 11 Haitian communities where adults can learn to read and write.
Tickets for Kids, celebrating its silver anniversary this year, provides more than 200,000 tickets a year to children in need.
A friendship with a 9-year old girl leads a Pittsburgh man to help sick children pursue their passions and and envision their lives after cancer.
We bring you 45 ways across 15 categories where you can do some good in your community.
Started by college student Conner Hagins when he was 9 years old, Cuddles for Kids strives to brighten up the lives of hospital patients with toys, treats and special events.
We asked local nonprofits to give us their best tricks and tips.
Wes Lyons and Amber Greene's Cakery Square serves its cupcakes with a side of youth empowerment.
A Mt. Lebanon resident and her friend create a nonprofit that aims to transform lives by sharing the arts through piano donations, community projects and educational programs.
The traveling photo essay and video series created by Heather Hopson aims to change the narrative surrounding the negative stereotypes.
The Fund for Advancement of Minorities through Education expands its work to help students from low-income neighborhoods excel in life as well as school.
Literacy Pittsburgh’s mission goes beyond teaching people to read — but that mission remains a pressing concern.
Pittsburgher Kate Fletcher grew up as an orphan. Now, she’s helping orphaned or abandoned girls in Kenya find their way.
Local nonprofit One Day to Remember makes bespoke memories for families with parents struggling with life-threatening illnesses.
A playground trip causes Amy Whipple, whose son has extra needs, to reflect on how simple — and charitable — it can be to make space for someone else.
