Pittsburgh’s Day of Giving supports the region’s nonprofit organizations, helping them expand funding sources and broaden their bases of donor support.
Over the 24-hour period on Wednesday, October 3rd, all contributions through pittsburghgives.org greater than $25 will be matched in part by a pool of resources through The Pittsburgh Foundation.
With almost 700 nonprofits from Allegheny and Westmoreland counties registered to participate in this year’s event, The Pittsburgh Foundation aims to top the $6.4 million in total contributions received in 2011.
The Sprout Fund has benefited greatly from Pittsburghers’ generosity on each of the past Days of Giving.
“From honoring Pittsburgh’s rich history of innovation, to catalyzing community change, to ensuring quality education from its earliest stages, your support for Sprout will make sure Pittsburgh stays on track as an increasingly vibrant place to live, work, play and raise a family,” says Cathy Lewis Long, Founding Executive Director of The Sprout Fund.
Help us do more–please consider a gift to Sprout today!
And, after you make your commitment to Pittsburgh’s bright future with a gift to Sprout, please consider supporting the many Sprout-supported projects, friends of Sprout, and organizational partners participating in Day of Giving, including:
Allegheny CleanWays
Allegheny County Library Association
Artists Image Resource
Artists Upstairs (ArtUp)
Assemble
Attack Theatre
Auberle
Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania
August Wilson Center for African
American Culture
Autumn House Press
Bike Pittsburgh (Bike PGH)
Braddock Redux
Bricolage
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Mellon University
Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh
Childrens Hospital of Pittsburgh
Childrens Museum of Pittsburgh
Consumer Health Coalition
Coro Center for Civic Leadership
East Liberty Development, Inc.
Environmental Charter School
Family Resources
Fe Gallery
Focus On Renewal (FOR)
Fred Rogers Center
Friends of the Riverfront
Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council
Grow Pittsburgh
GTECH (Growth Through Energy &
Community Health Strategies)
Hill House Association
Leadership Pittsburgh
League of Electronic Musical Roberts
Legacy Arts Project
Mattress Factory
Mentoring Partnership of Southwestern
Pennsylvania
Neighborhood Learning Alliance
Neighbors in the Strip
New Hazlett Center for the Performing
Arts
Nine Mile Run Watershed Association
Oakland Planning and Development
Corporation
Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable
Agriculture
Pennsylvania Environmental Council
Pennsylvania Resources Council
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical
Gardens
Pittsburgh AIDS Task Force
Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures
Pittsburgh Community Television Corp.
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership
Pittsburgh Filmmakers/Center for the Arts
Pittsburgh Glass Center, Inc.
Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble (PNME)
Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
Pittsburgh Partnership for Neighborhood
Development (PPND)
Pittsburgh Public Theater
Polish Hill Civic Association of Pittsburgh
Prime Stage Theatre
Quantum Theatre, Inc.
Riverlife
Rivers of Steel Heritage Corporation
Silver Eye Center for Photography
SLB Radio Productions, Inc.
Steeltown Entertainment Project
Strong Women Strong Girls
Student Conservation Association
The Brew House Association Inc.
The Childrens Institute of Pittsburgh
The Consortium for Public Education
The Education Partnership
The Kingsley Association
The Midwife Center for Birth and Womens
Health
The Outdoor Classroom
The Waldorf School
Thomas Merton Center, Inc.
Three Rivers Rowing Association
Tree Pittsburgh
Venture Outdoors
Vibrant Pittsburgh
WESA 90.5fm
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
Women and Girls Foundation of
Southwest Pennsylvania
Women in Film and Media
WQED Multimedia
WYEP 91.3fm
YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh
Young Preservationists Association
YWCA Greater Pittsburgh