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1 As of October 14, 2015 1. A+ Schools 2. Abbvie 3. Action Committed Partners 1. A+ Schools 43. Brazen Kitchen 2. Abbvie 44. Breathe Project 3. Action Housing 45. Brookline Angel’s Place 4. Adagio Health 46. Bruce Kraus, Pittsburgh City Council 5. Addison Behavioral Care 47. Cally Jamis Venarre Communications 6. Adonai Center for Black Males 48. Carlow University 7. Agency for Jewish Learning 49. Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh 8. AGH Northside Partnership 50. Carnegie Science Center 9. ALCOSAN 51. Catholic Charities of the Diocese of 10. Allegheny Center Alliance Church Pittsburgh 11. Allegheny Chesapeake Physical Therapy 52. Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh 12. Allegheny Clean Ways 53. Center for Healthy Equity, University of 13. Allegheny County Family Support Network Pittsburgh 14. Allegheny County Health Department 54. Center That Cares 15. Allegheny County Medical Society 55. Centers for Healthy Hearts and Souls 16. Allegheny County Office of the Chief 56. Chatham University Food Studies Program Executive 57. Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh 17. Allegheny General Hospital 58. Children’s Sickle Cell Foundation 18. Allegheny Intermediate Unit McKeesport 59. Children's Museum of Pittsburgh Family Center 60. Christian Associates of South West PA 19. Allies for Children 61. City of Pittsburgh, Office of the Mayor 20. Amachi Pittsburgh 62. Coghill Investment Strategies 21. Amalgamated Transit Union 63. Communities in Schools 22. American Diabetes Association 23. American Lung Association 64. Community Day School 24. Angel’s Place 65. Community Human Services 25. Annie Lunsford Family Childcare Home 66. Consumers Produce Company Inc. 26. Babb, Inc 67. Corey O’Connor, Pittsburgh City Council 27. Baltimore Fitness Academy 68. CORO Pittsburgh 28. Bambino’s 69. DreamCream Ice Cream 29. Beaver Falls School District 70. Dress for Success, Pittsburgh 30. Best of the Batch – Charlie Batch Foundation 71. Duquesne Light 31. Bethany Baptist Church 72. Duquesne University Athletics 32. Bethlehem Haven Pittsburgh 73. Earthen Vessels Outreach 33. bFit Studio 74. East End Crusaders 34. Bidwell Presbyterian Church 75. East End Food Co-Op 35. Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Greater 76. East Liberty Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh 77. Eastern Area Adult Services 36. Bike Pittsburgh 78. Eat’n Park Hospitality Group 37. Blender, Inc. 79. Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellot, LLC 38. Bloomfield-Garfield Corporation 80. Edible Allegheny 39. BodyMedia 81. Educating Teens about HIV/AIDS Inc. 40. Boy Scouts of Western Pennsylvania 82. Environmental Charter School 41. Boys and Girls Club of Western Pennsylvania 83. Every Child, Inc. 42. Brashear Association 84. Falk Laboratory School 1 As of October 14, 2015 85. Family Care Connection 128.Heinz USA 86. Family House 129.Heritage Community Intiatives 87. Family Links 130.Highmark, Inc 88. Family Organics 131.Hill House Association 89. Family Resources of PA 132.Hillel Jewish University Center 90. Family Services of Western PA 133.Holy Family Institute 91. FC Nutrition and Fitness 134.Holy Trinity School 92. Find Some Flow 135.Homewood AME Zion Church 93. First National Bank of PA 136.Homewood Brushton YMCA 94. First Tee Pittsburgh 137.Homewood Children’s Village 95. Fischer Nutrition 138.Homewood Community Sports 96. Fit –Trix Fit Kidz 139.Homewood Renaissance Association 97. Fittsburgh 140.Hosana House 98. Fitwits 141.Human Services Center Corporation 99. FOCUS Pittsburgh 142.International Brotherhood of Electrical 100.Food 4 Thought, East Liberty Presbyterian Workers – Local Union 5 Church 143.Jewish Association on Aging 101.Food Mood Girl 144.Jewish Community Center of Greater 102.Food Revolution Pittsburgh Pittsburgh 103.Fox Chapel Area School District 145.Jewish Family and Children’s Service 104.Frick Art and Historical Center 146.Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh 105.Friends of the Riverfront 147.Jewish Healthcare Foundation 106.Gate of Heaven Church of God in Christ 148.JLC Daycare, Inc. 107.Gateway Financial Services 149.Josh Gibson Foundation 108.Gateway Health Plan 150.JRG Advisors 109.Genesis of Pittsburgh 151.Junior League of Pittsburgh 110.Giant Eagle, Inc. 152.Kayak Pittsburgh 111.Gibbs Day Care 153.Kelly Strayhorn Theater 112.Gilda’s Club Western PA 154.Kindercare South Park 113.Girl Scouts of Western Pennsylvania 155.Kline Keppel and Koryak, P.C. 114.Girls on the Run at Magee-Women’s 156.L.B. Foster Company Hospital 157.Lamar Woodley Foundation 115.Glade Run Lutheran Services 158.Lawrenceville United 116.Glenshaw Presbyterian Church Child Care 159.Let’s Move Pittsburgh Center 160.Live Well Allegheny 117.Grable Foundation 161.Living Pittsburgh 118.Graduate School of Public Health at the 162.Louise Harris Family Day Care University of Pittsburgh 163.Manchester Bidwell Corporation 119.Grandmothers of Pearl 164.MANY (Mid-Atlantic Network of Youth & 120.Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council Family Services) 121.Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank 165.MARC USA 122.Group Against Smog and Pollution 166.Mario Lemieux Foundation 123.Grow Pittsburgh 167.Mary & Alexander Langhlin’s Children Center 124.Gwen’s Girls 168.Massie L. Grissett Family Childcare Home 125.Hazelwood YMCA 169.Mayabee Design & Photography 126.Hefren Tillotson 170.Mediterranean Wellness 127.Heinz Endowments 171.MetaFit Solutions 2 As of October 14, 2015 172.Metropolitan Baptist Church 216. Pittsburgh Opera 173.MHY Family Services 217. Pittsburgh Oral Surgery, P.C. 174.Miracle League of the South Hills 218. Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy 175.Mon Valley YMCA 219. Pittsburgh Passion 176. Mt. Ararat Community Activity Center 220. Pittsburgh Penguins 177. MUSA (Methodist Union of Social Agencies) 221. Pittsburgh Pirates 178. Myofitness 222. Pittsburgh Promise 179. National Council of Jewish Women, 223. Pittsburgh Public Market Pittsburgh Section 224. Pittsburgh Riverhounds 180. Neighborhood Learning Alliance 225. Pittsburgh Schweitzer Fellows Program 181. New Jerusalem Holiness Church 226. Pittsburgh Soccer in the Community 182. New Voices Pittsburgh 227. Pittsburgh Steelers 183. Nike, Inc. 228. Pittsburgh Three Rivers Marathon 184. North Boroughs YMCA 229. PLEA Agency (Programs for Living, Education 185. North Hills Community Outreach and Advocacy) 186. Northside Coalition for Fair Housing 230. PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. 187. Northwestern Mutual 231. POWER (Pennsylvania Organization for 188. NuGo Nutrition Women in Early Recovery) 189. Oak Hill Resident Council 232. Pressley Ridge 190. Outreach Arms 233. Program to Aid Citizen Enterprise (PACE) 191. PA Environmental Council 234. Propel Schools 192. PA Full Gospel Health Team 235. Providence Connections, Inc. 193. PACE (Program to Aid Citizen Enterprise) 236. Public Allies Pittsburgh 194. PantherWELL Peer Health Educator 237. Reading is Fundamental 195. Paragon Foods 238. Reed Smith LLC 196. Paulson Community Center 239. Reinhart Food Services 197. Penn State Extension Allegheny County 240. Riverlife 198. Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable 241. Ross Family Shop’n Save Agriculture 242. Sacred Heart Elementary 199. Perla Group 243. Sarah Heinz House 200. Petra International Ministries 244. Schenley Heights Community Development 201. Pipitone Group Program 202. Pirates Charities 245. Schneider Downs 203. Pittsburgh Arsenal PreK - 5 246. Seubert & Associates 204. Pittsburgh Arts Council 247. Sewickley Academy 205. Pittsburgh Association for the Education of 248. Shepard’s Door Young Children ( PAEYC) 249. Shiloh Community Missionary Baptist Church 206. Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre 250. Sister’s Place 207. Pittsburgh Center for the Arts 251. Slow Food Pittsburgh 208. Pittsburgh Community Kitchen 252. Small Seeds Development Inc. 209. Pittsburgh Dilworth 253. Smart Kids Child Care and & Learning Center 210. Pittsburgh Fulton 254. Sojourner House 211. Pittsburgh Langley K-8 255. South Hills Interfaith Ministries 212. Pittsburgh Liberty 256. Southwestern Pennsylvania Area Health 213. Pittsburgh Linden Education Center 214. Pittsburgh Minadeo PreK-5 257. Southwestern Pennsylvania Food Security 215. Pittsburgh Montessori Partnership 3 As of October 14, 2015 258. Spirit of Truth After School Program, 298. Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh Homewood Renaissance Association 299. Valley Points Family YMCA 259. Springboard Kitchens 300. Venture Outdoors 260. Squirrel Hill Community Food Pantry 301. Veteran’s Leadership Program of Western 261. St. Agnes School Pennsylvania 262. St. Alphonsus School 302. Vicki March, M.D. 263. St. Bernadette School 303. Vintage, Inc. 264. St. James Baptist Church 304. Warrington Community Recreation Center 265. St. Maria Goretti School 305. West Penn Allegheny Healthy System 266. St. Mark AME Zion Church 306. Wilkinsburg Family Support Center 267. St. Mary School Community 307. Women for a Healthy Environment 268. St. Matthews AME Zion Church 308. Women’s Center and Shelter 269. St. Rosalia Academy 309. Y at Yester Square 270. St. Sebastian School 310. YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh 271. St. Sylvester School 311. Youth Places 272. St. Thea Bowman Catholic School 312. YouthWorks 273. St. Thomas More School 313. YWCA of Greater Pittsburgh 274. Strong Women Strong Girls 275. Sustainable Pittsburgh 276. The Alliance for Infants and Toddlers 277. The Alphabet Tree 278. The Breathe Project 279. The Early Learning Institute 280. The Education Partnership 281. The Sprout Fund 282. Thelma Lovette YMCA 283. Tree of Life/Or La Simcha Congregation 284. Triumph Baptist Church 285. True Vine Ministries 286. Turtle Creek Valley MH/MR, Inc 287. United Way of Allegheny County 288. University of Pittsburgh 289. University of Pittsburgh Community Leisure- Learn Programs 290. University of Pittsburgh Office of Child Development 291. University of Pittsburgh Office of Health Sciences Diversity 292. University of Pittsburgh Office of PittServes 293. University of Pittsburgh, Center for Health Equity 294. University of Pittsburgh, School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences 295. University of Pittsburgh, School of Nursing 296. UPMC Body Changers 297. UPMC Health Plan 4 As of October 14, 2015 .
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