The Heinz20 Endowments 2013 Annual Report 13 financial summary

2 Total Grants by Program Area: $72.8 million

Arts & Culture $13.7

Children, Youth & Families $8.7

Community & Economic Development $10.6

Education $20.1

Environment $10.6

Common Initiatives $9.1

Historical Perspective: 2009 – 2013

Total Approved Grants 13 $72.8 (in millions) 12 $75.1 11 $67.1 10 $47.6 09 $40.0

Total Net Assets 13 $1.6 (in billions) 12 $1.5 11 $1.4 10 $1.5 09 $1.4

The most recent certified financial statements and 990-PF forms are available on the Financials page of our website at www.heinz.org/about_financials.aspx. 2013 grants

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ARTS & CULTURE Calliope House, Inc. Communities in Schools of Frick Art & Historical Center For three-year operating support Pittsburgh — Allegheny County, Inc. To provide funding for the Ach Clear Pathways (2013/14–2015/16) and for strategic To provide two years of operating construction of a new Orientation To support the arts education planning assistance support for Hip-Hop on L.O.C.K. Center; relocation of the Education programming and professional $73,000 $110,000 Center with the addition of a new development of key staff Carriage Gallery and collection $25,000 Carnegie Institute Community Human Services storage; and construction of a To engage outside consultants Corporation Community Center Afrika Yetu Inc. in assisting the Arts Education For support of the first art $1,000,000 To support the West End Collaborative with its messaging installation project of Innovation Multicultural Community Center and communications strategies Oakland Gateway to the Arts, Inc. $50,000 $33,095 $50,000 To provide one year of support as the organization transitions to a Alia Musica Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute Council of Chief State School Officers new executive director To support the 2014 Pittsburgh For support of the “Warhol Visitor To support the Arts Education $70,000 Festival of New Music in May 2014 Experience” project Partnership’s 2014 National Forum $35,000 $250,000 on Arts Education in Pittsburgh Grantmakers in the Arts $10,000 For general operating support Attack Theatre Incorporated Carnegie Mellon University 2013 and 2014 For operating support in 2013 To support “Marking the Future: Council of Three Rivers $50,000 and 2014 International Drawing Symposium” American Indian Center Inc $41,000 at CMU’s School of Art To support the 35th annual Grantmakers of $15,000 Pow Wow Western Pennsylvania Bach Choir of Pittsburgh $20,000 For “Conversations on For three-year operating support Carnegie Mellon University Capitalization and Community” (2013–2015) To support Conflict Kitchen’s new Dreams of Hope workshops on December 3–4, 2013 $60,000 programming and development at To support general operations $17,497 its new location in Schenley Plaza and the artistic development of Braddock Carnegie Library $50,000 the performance troupe Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council Association $100,000 To support expanded staff at the To engage regional youth in a Cave Canem Foundation Office of Public Art practice of self-guided, peer and For the June 12–23, 2013 retreat, East Liberty Presbyterian Church $45,000 adult supported, community held at the University of Pittsburgh To support the Hope Academy Teen rooted, experiential art production at Greensburg, PA and City of Theater Company Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council and experience Asylum/Pittsburgh $40,500 To support an artist-in-residence $100,000 $10,000 at the Hazelwood Branch of the East Liberty Presbyterian Church Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Braddock Carnegie Library Children’s Festival Chorus To support the Hope Academy $48,500 Association For operating support for 2013/14 Teen Theater Company To develop programming to $25,000 $32,600 Guidestar USA activate the art lending collection at For honorary membership the Braddock Carnegie Library Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh Education Policy and Leadership to Guidestar Center $36,500 For three-year operating support $1,000 (2013/14 – 2015/16) To support the third year of EPLC’s Bricolage $300,000 Arts and Education Initiative Hill House Association For general operating support $100,000 To support “Marketpieces,” a public for 2013 Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh art installation at the Hill District’s Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh $30,000 To support the 2013 Association new grocery store To support “Knit the Bridge” of Children’s Museum’s annual $60,000 Bricolage conference $35,000 For two years of operating support $10,000 Historical Society of (2014–2015) Western Pennsylvania $60,000 For three-year operating support (2013/14–2015/16) $600,000 International Association of Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. Pittsburgh Symphony Society The Pittsburgh Foundation Performing Arts For Young To support the publication of For sponsorship of the To support “Investing in People Inc “Robert Qualters, A Life: Looking “Once Upon A Time” gala on Professional Artists: The Pittsburgh To support Showcase 2014 “It Takes Out, Looking In” by the University September 27, 2013 Region Artists Program” from a Child to Complete the Village” in of Pittsburgh Press $25,000 2015–2017 Pittsburgh (January 22–25, 2014) $15,000 $750,000 $5,000 Pittsburgh Youth Symphony Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. Orchestra Association Inc. The Pittsburgh Foundation Jewish Federation of To support the “Master Visual For three years of operating To support two years of grant­ Greater Pittsburgh Artists VI Preserving the Legacy” support (2012/13 through 2014/15) making activities for the “Advancing 4 For three-year operating support exhibition and historical recording and support for the concert tour of Black Arts in Pittsburgh” funding for JFilm (2014–2016) of the participating artists central Europe in 2014 program, a partnership with $75,000 $10,000 $110,000 The Pittsburgh Foundation $650,000 Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Point Park University To support a film celebrating Theatre Inc. To support the construction of The Union Project Pittsburgh’s jazz legacy For transitional operating support the new Point Park University’s For general operating support $100,000 $25,000 Pittsburgh Playhouse in $90,000 Downtown Pittsburgh Mattress Factory Pittsburgh Musical Theater $3,000,000 Three Rivers Young Peoples For three-year operating support To support PMT’s capital campaign Orchestras (2014–2016) “Transformation” POISE Foundation For two years of operating $270,000 $750,000 For support of the Hill Dance support (2013–2014) Academy Theatre’s 2013 Summer $35,000 Moving Lives of Kids Arts Center Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble Dance Intensive For the “Moving Lives of Kids” For 2013 operating support $25,000 Touchstone Center for Crafts community mural project $25,000 For operating support for 2014/15 $35,000 POISE Foundation and 2015/16 Pittsburgh Opera Inc. Support for Hill Dance Academy $175,000 Moving Lives of Kids Arts Center For three-year operating support Theatre for transitioning to a To expand its current programs to (2013/14–2015/16) new space University of Pittsburgh engage communities, artists and $660,000 $50,000 To support a concert tour of the most importantly youth, to develop Balkans in spring 2014 new forms of self-expression and in Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Prime Stage $30,000 strengthening the pride and aware­ Company For two-year operating support ness of vulnerable communities to To support portions of the salaries (2013–2014) University of Pittsburgh create meaningful public art of the producing artistic director $30,000 To support the “Voices Across $90,000 and managing director in an effort Time” curriculum update to increase the organization’s Quantum Theatre $46,250 New Hazlett Center for the administrative effectiveness For operating support for Performing Arts $180,000 2013–2016 Urban Redevelopment Authority To support Barebones Productions’ $154,700 of Pittsburgh 10th Anniversary Season Pittsburgh Public Theater To support an arts and design- $10,000 Corporation Silk Screen based program designed to teach For sponsorship of “Pittsburgh For 2013 general operating support youth how to examine and then Pittsburgh Board of Public Education Takes a Bow! A Celebration of $15,000 communicate their findings on To support the arts education Our Town” the key civic processes in their division $10,000 Silk Screen neighborhood $203,631 For 2014 operating support $50,000 Pittsburgh Symphony Society $15,000 Pittsburgh Cultural Trust For 2014 operating support Visionary Performing Arts Academy For support of the Pittsburgh Jazz $214,000 Silver Eye Center for Photography For operating support and to Orchestra’s 2012/13 season For two-year operating support maintain financial stability $12,000 Pittsburgh Symphony Society (2014–2015) $50,000 To support a community $75,000 Pittsburgh Cultural Trust relevance study Westmoreland Museum of For the annual fall gala $12,000 Society for Contemporary Craft American Art “Celebrating the Festival of Firsts” For three year operating support To support the capital and on October 12, 2013 Pittsburgh Symphony Society (2013–2015) endowment campaign $25,000 For maintenance of the Heinz Hall $165,000 $1,000,000 Garden Plaza (2013/14 through Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership 2015/16) Sports & Exhibition Authority of Woodland Hills School District To support the Downtown $75,000 Pittsburgh and Allegheny County Foundation Activation and Public Art initiative For the Downtown Now For Woodland Hills Marching $50,000 Photography Project Band’s “Rising Phoenix” program maintenance fund $10,000 $7,000 YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh Chamber Music Pittsburgh New Hazlett Center for the Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. To support a trip abroad to To support the 2013-2014 Performing Arts To support a film entitled, “Steel perform in Prague, Czech Republic concert season To support two barebones Town,” the story of the Homestead and new equipment for media $10,000 productions in fall 2013/winter steelworkers strike of 1892 arts instruction and integrated 2014 at the New Hazlett Theatre $6,250 academic support to youth living Community Theater Project $19,000 in the communities of Homewood- Corporation Pittsburgh Lesbian and Gay Brushton, Lincoln-Larimer, and To support UNTITLED: A dance New Hazlett Center for the Film Society, Inc. East Liberty project by Staycee Pearl exploring Performing Arts To support the 2013–2014 film 5 $190,000 ideas around dance for the sake of For support of “The Ubiquitous festival, “Reel Q,” beginning in dance and pedestrian movement Mass of Us,” a new ensemble October 2013 YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh inspiration dance work by Maree ReMalia | $9,000 For pre-planning assessment for a $10,000 merrygogo which premiered in the comprehensive arts-based youth New Hazlett Theater’s Community Pittsburgh Philharmonic development center Corning Dances and Company Supported Art Performance Series To support the 2013/14 season, $60,000 To support “Recipes Our Mother in June 2014 including a collaboration with the Gave Us,” in January 2014 at the $8,000 Westmoreland Choral Society for Young Men and Women’s African New Hazlett Theatre Beethoven’s 9th Symphony Heritage Association $18,000 New Hazlett Center for the $8,000 To support the “Open a Child’s Performing Arts Eyes to Art” 2013 exhibition Dreams of Hope To support Texture Contemporary Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre entitled “A Quilters View of To support Hatch Arts Collective’s Ballet’s summer performance at Company the Arts” project entitled, “Incubate,” for a the New Hazlett Theater in For support of the Theatre Festival $25,000 series of new performance work summer 2014 in Black and White in fall 2013 and one main stage production in $19,000 $19,000 the fall of 2014 ARTS & CULTURE $14,250 New Horizon Theater, Inc. Renaissance and Baroque Society SMALL ARTS INITIATIVE To support the production of of Pittsburgh Jewish Federation of “Do Lord Remember Me” To support the first two concerts Alia Musica Pittsburgh Greater Pittsburgh (February 15–March 2, 2014) in the 2013–2014 season To support a partnership with To support Pittsburgh Jewish $19,500 $13,000 the Eastman School of Music, the Music Festival’s production of University of Lexington, and the “Anne Frank: A Living Voice,” as Off the Wall Productions Renaissance City Wind Music Society Cincinnati College Conservatory part of the 2014 concert season For support of “The Zero Hour” by To support the production of Sir of Music for a tour in mid- $8,000 Madeleine George (October 25– William Walton’s “Façade” with January 2014 November 9) poems by Dame Edith Sitwell read $5,900 Kente Arts Alliance $10,000 by Robert Page in September 2013 To support the musical $9,000 Balafon West African Dance performances entitled “Africa Ovrearts Inc Ensemble Calling” at the New Hazlett Theatre To support OvreArts Free The Legacy Arts Project, Inc. To support “Sundiata!” an in fall 2013/spring 2014 Community Concert Series To support “DanceAfrica: original ballet based on a West $18,000 $8,000 Pittsburgh 2013” at the August African epic poem Wilson Center in October 2013 $19,500 Microscopic Opera Company Partnership for Minority $19,000 To support the Pittsburgh premiere HIV–AIDS Prevention Balmoral School of Highland Piping production of “Therese Raquin” by To support the 2013/14 Sembene The Pittsburgh Camerata To support the November Tobias Picker and Gene Scheer in Film & Arts Festival To support a concert comprised of 8–9, 2013 performance held at September 2013 at CAPA Theater $10,000 music performed by the Pittsburgh Central Catholic High School’s $18,000 Camerata in its earliest years to McGonigle Theater Pittsburgh Civic Orchestra celebrate its 40th anniversary $8,000 New Hazlett Center for the To support an ethnic music season Performing Arts project for two concerts of the $7,472 Bodiography Contemporary Ballet To support the online relaunch of 2013–2014 season To support the creation and the literary and arts journal HEArt $4,750 UMOJA African Arts Company production of “Left Leg, Right (1997–2002), a three-part reading For support of “African Arts in the Brain,” a collaboration between series featuring writers who employ Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. Park” (August 23–25, 2013) artistic director Maria Caruso and artistic expression as a vehicle to For the completion and $15,000 multi-media artist Frank Ferraro promote social justice distribution of the Pittsburgh- $11,743 $9,750 based feature film “Progression” University of Pittsburgh $7,500 To support Music on the Edge’s Bulgarian-Macedonian National New Hazlett Center for the three concerts performed at the Educational and Cultural Center, Inc. Performing Arts Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. Andy Warhol Museum during the To support the production of For support of Front Porch To bring visual arts exhibition, 2013/14 season “BALKANISTICA,” a musical Theatrical’s Broadway Musical “RR&P: Repetition, Rhythm, and $10,000 portraying the sights and sounds “In the Heights” at the New Hazlett Pattern” to Pittsburgh of the Balkans Theater in August 2013 $8,000 $7,500 $16,000 Unseam’d Shakespeare Company Allegheny County Health Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council to support the production of Department Foundation For purchase of an automated “ORLANDO” by Sarah Ruhl in June To support a collaborative effort to To survey youth ages 14–19 to external defibrillator AED( ) and 2014 at the Studio Theatre in the reduce infant mortality and other identify teen health risk and staff training Cathedral of Learning negative birth outcomes using the positive behaviors to guide $2,500 $12,000 Life Course Framework a “Healthy Youth/Healthy $246,343 Community” initiative Greater Pittsburgh Community Washington Symphony Orchestra $100,000 Food Bank To support the performance Allegheny Family Network To support the food bank of “Space: The Final Frontier” To support the expansion and Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh $5,000 6 featuring contemporary and enhancement of services to fathers To support the production of the classical music selections and of children who have emotional Children’s Innovation Project’s Growth Through Energy & photography in fall 2013 and mental health needs “Circuit Blocks” Community Health $7,000 $392,900 $21,000 To support a planning process to identify where existing youth Westmoreland Choral Society Allen Place Community Services Council For A Strong America programs can be expanded to Funding for artist fees for the To expand the parent education To expand state early childhood bring youth voices to the reuse of instrumentalists, soloists, rental of and empowerment program for resources for at-risk children, youth vacant land the hall, and musical expenses for teens and single mothers in the and families in Pittsburgh and $48,750 “Music from Heaven and Earth” Mon Valley statewide in spring 2014 $75,000 $50,000 Gwens Girls Incorporated $5,000 To implement a self-esteem American Red Cross East End Cooperative Ministry building and bullying-prevention For disaster relief in western To support a five-week summer curriculum in three middle schools CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES Pennsylvania camp for 150 children and youth in in Allegheny County $10,000 the East End of Pittsburgh $50,000 Afterschool Alliance $50,000 For sponsorship of “America After ASSET, Inc. Hill House Association 3PM,” the largest household survey To support the development of East End Cooperative Ministry To support much needed on afterschool, with a designated STEM curriculum materials and To provide operating support to renovations to the Early Learning oversample in Allegheny County professional development to early the agency and Child Development Center and creation of an Allegheny childhood centers in Allegheny $46,000 in order to improve the quality of County Fact Sheet County the program $25,000 $100,200 East Liberty Presbyterian Church $50,000 For purchase of an automated Allegheny County Department Bethany House Academy external defibrillator AED( ) and Hill House Association of Human Services For purchase of an automated staff training For purchase of an automated For a fellowship program to external defibrillator AED( ) and $2,500 external defibrillator AED( ) and improve the ability of child welfare staff training staff training staff to understand and use data to $2,500 Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh $2,500 improve the outcomes of children For purchase of an automated in Allegheny County’s foster care Bloomfield–Garfield Corporation external defibrillator AED( ) and Hosanna House, Inc. system To support a community garden staff training To ensure continued provision $100,000 expansion to engage community $2,500 of quality early education for youth in adding creative design Hosanna House, Inc.’s Child Allegheny County Department elements to the project Focus on Renewal Sto-Rox Development Center of Human Services $15,000 Neighborhood Corp $50,000 To support the costs associated To support strategic planning and with the “Milestones” event, a Carnegie Mellon University program development efforts in Human Services Center Corporation celebration recognizing important To support a health and wellness early childhood education and For the support and sustainability changes in child welfare in initiative for girls to empower youth development of the after-school and summer Allegheny County them through negotiation to resist $110,000 youth programs in the Woodland $8,000 negative behavior Hills School District $100,000 Gateway Medical Society $150,000 Allegheny County Department To support a health careers of Human Services Center Avenue United mentoring program targeted to Immaculate Conception To fund approved HUD Methodist Church African American male students Saint Joseph Parish Supportive Housing Programs that For purchase of an automated in Pittsburgh schools by African For purchase of an automated demonstrate a need for matching external defibrillator AED( ) and American physicians external defibrillator AED( ) and funds and meet established staff training $150,000 staff training performance goals $2,500 $2,500 $200,000 Glen Hazel Tenants Council To support the expansion of the Glen Hazel community garden $42,920 Jewish Healthcare Foundation of Reading Is Fundamental Pittsburgh The Forbes Funds United Way of Allegheny County Pittsburgh To support the expansion of To support the 2013 Nonprofit To motivate kids to succeed in To support the mini grants the Storymobile program into Summit school and to strengthen the initiative: “Connecting Uninsured Hazelwood and other low-income $10,000 community’s infrastructure Pennsylvanians to the Health communities to deliver services in the 21st Insurance Marketplace” $662,575 The Mentoring Partnership of century by developing and leading $30,000 Southwestern Pennsylvania transformative projects that RiverQuest To increase the capacity of local build upon United Way’s unique Neighborhood Housing Services For purchase of an automated mentoring programs to address strengths 7 To support the “Financial external defibrillator AED( ) and the needs of youth through high- $710,000 Education for Single Female- staff training quality mentoring programs Headed Households Project” $2,500 $80,000 University of Pittsburgh $200,000 To pilot and assess a process Sarah Heinz House Association The Mentoring Partnership of for improving the quality of Pennsylvania Coalition Against To establish the Stanley M. Pittman Southwestern Pennsylvania staff in out-of-school programs Domestic Violence Scholarship Fund For sponsorship of the “Magic of in partnership with Allegheny To support the pilot parent $50,000 Mentoring” recognition event on Partners for Out-of-School Time engagement phase of a October 24, 2013 $50,000 comprehensive teen dating Sarah Heinz House Association $5,000 violence prevention initiative For 2014 operating support for University of Pittsburgh $50,000 after-school and summer programs The Pittsburgh Foundation To provide core operating support $1,100,000 To support the efforts of the to the Office of Child Development Pennsylvania Partnerships Allegheny County Jail Collaborative for 2014-2016 for Children Sojourner House Moms initiative and The Human Services $500,000 To support statewide advocacy To support the acquisition costs Integration Fund and education efforts of the early associated with the merger of two $250,000 University of Pittsburgh childhood field to build support programs operating in Homewood To support a public event to roll for increasing investments in early that provide 21 units of supportive The Pittsburgh Project out the latest case study developed education at the federal level housing to women and their For purchase of an automated out of the archives of the late external defibrillator AED( ) and $50,000 children experiencing homelessness Senator H. John Heinz, III on aging. $40,000 staff training “A Master Legislator at Work: H. Pittsburgh Association for the $2,500 John Heinz III and the U.S. Senate Education of Young Children Sojourner House Moms Special Committee on Aging” To support the collection of early The Union Project To help renovate and furnish $40,000 childhood data in Hazelwood Homewood-based Sankofa and For purchase of an automated with the goal of developing a external defibrillator AED( ) and Open Arms buildings that provide University of Pittsburgh comprehensive plan for high 21 units of supportive housing staff training To support the family support quality services for young to women and their children $2,500 movement and infrastructure children, ages pre-natal through experiencing homelessness through OCD’s “Partnerships for Third Sector New England kindergarten $200,000 Family Support” project during To support “BUILD,” a foundation- $50,000 2014 funded initiative that supports Storehouse for Teachers $165,000 Pittsburgh Association for the To support programmatic efforts to build a comprehensive Education of Young Children system of early childhood expansion in providing adequate White Lily Baptist Church To support an advocacy campaign resources and supplies for learning programs and services For purchase of an automated in support of universal preschool to students $400,000 external defibrillator AED( ) and for every child $150,000 staff training $100,000 Truechild $2,500 The Forbes Funds To support the development of PLEA a model mini-curriculum for For capacity-building efforts YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh To support the expansion of the community-based organizations to targeted at the development of To build capacity of the YMCA “Compeer Program Expansion community leadership that will improve the health and wellness of branches in Hazelwood and Project,” a program providing drive and sustain revitalization African American girls Homewood one-to-one volunteer mentors and efforts in Hazelwood $50,000 $450,000 other group socialization activities $50,000 United Way of Allegheny County to individuals with mental illness Young Womens Christian $100,000 The Forbes Funds To implement an innovative Association of Pittsburgh To support work of The Forbes approach to out-of-school time To support the expansion of the Project Destiny Funds with organizations in the programs for middle-school Saturday Academy to decrease To pilot a leadership program region to strengthen quality, impact students through the Hill District risk-taking behavior in middle- targeting health and wellness for and sustainability of their programs After Zone school girls middle-school girls $125,000 $150,000 $60,000 $50,000 YouthPlaces Braddock Redux SLB Radio Productions, Inc. Bike Pittsburgh, Inc. To support “Together As One,” a To support a service trip to to conduct radio workshops To support the purchase, launch summer employment program that Nicaragua and Granada for yielding documentaries with and first year’s operation of a bike- seeks to prevent violence in several Braddock youth Summer 2013 Youth Philanthropy sharing system in Pittsburgh communities $11,000 Interns $250,000 $50,000 $18,000 Every Child, Inc. Bloomfield Development To promote the physical, mental Student Conservation Association Corporation CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES and sexual health of youth ages To support a team of four interns To provide operating support HAZELWOOD FAITH COMMUNITY 10–15 in foster care in The Heinz Endowments to the Bloomfield Development 8 MINI-GRANTS INITIATIVE $25,000 Summer Youth Philanthropy Group as they transition to a new leadership team Church of the Good Shepherd Internship Program and coordinate Glade Run Lutheran Services To support the Families of related training and orientation for $15,000 To employ youth in green- Offenders support group in all interns infrastructure construction Bloomfield-Garfield Corporation Hazelwood $32,520 $25,000 For core operating and project $8,400 Sustainable Pittsburgh support to advance several Kingsley Association strategies designed to lift the equity Oasis Ministries Church of God In To support a team of interns in The To create an education center that Christ Heinz Endowments Summer Youth positions of a sizable low income To support the “Young Filmmakers demonstrates sustainable features Philanthropy Internship Program home ownership population and Multicultural Society” arts training and practices to youth $25,500 secure and stabilize affordable program $21,000 rental housing and the families that $10,000 United Way of Allegheny County occupy them Millvale Borough Development To host a team in The Heinz $500,000 Corporation St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Endowments’ Summer Youth For a greenhouse project in To support the development of a Philanthropy Internship Program Brashear Association, Inc. Millvale Hazelwood Benefit Bank and award $25,000 in grants To support planning and $10,000 $10,000 $45,660 predevelopment activities for a new, signature community Millvale Borough Development Waldorf School of Pittsburgh facility in Pittsburgh’s Hilltop Corporation CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES To build a sustainable honey bee neighborhoods To promote cyclist and pedestrian SUMMER YOUTH COMMUNITY/ rooftop partnering with EvolveEA $47,500 FOOD INTERNSHIP safety through improved signage, and Green Building Alliance bike trails and an education $4,000 Bridgeway Capital, Inc. Center of Life campaign in Millvale To secure a strategic assemblage For a youth internship and $25,000 of real estate in the southeastern documentary project focused COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC corner of Homewood and plan for on the food heritage of Greater Oakland Planning and Development DEVELOPMENT its re-use Hazelwood Corporation, Inc. $750,000 $69,400 To connect youth to careers in 31Heroes Project STEM fields through innovative For the “Pittsburgh Pays Tribute” gala Brownsville Area Revitalization Grow Pittsburgh mentored placements with Corporation $50,000 For planning and implementation professionals in those fields To provide three years of general of Grow Pittsburgh’s summer $25,000 AIA Foundation operating support at a time of youth programming increased market momentum Pittsburgh Board of Public Education For general support of the 2013 $50,000 $112,000 To support a study abroad Remaking Cities Congress, held October 15–18 in Pittsburgh program at Pittsburgh Carnegie Mellon University CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES Westinghouse High School $35,000 SUMMER YOUTH To support procurement of $1,400 PHILANTHROPY PROGRAM Allegheny Conference on equipment, construction of community-based studio space, Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. Community Development Allegheny County Department of operational assistance, project To support the multimedia To cover early-stage staff and Human Services development resources and pilot component of The Heinz consulting costs associated with To support a team of interns in The prototype construction Endowments’ Summer Youth corporate/community partnerships Heinz Endowments Summer Youth and revitalization plans in three $525,867 Philanthropy Internship Program Philanthropy internship $41,300 distressed communities in $17,220 southwest Pennsylvania Carnegie Mellon University To support Urban Design Sarah Heinz House Association $50,000 Bethany House Academy Regional Employment Action for To support a team of four interns To support a greenhouse addition Minorities, which aims to increases in The Heinz Endowments Allegheny Conference on to a garden in Northview Heights the diversity of Pittsburgh’s Summer Youth Philanthropy Community Development $15,000 architecture and urban design Internship Program For general operating support professions $20,555 to advance the 2012–2013 “Sustainable Prosperity” agenda $229,850 of the Conference $250,000 Carnegie Mellon University Community Foundation of Fayette Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania Mount Washington Community To fund “SOUTHERN EXPOSURE: County Pennsylvania To develop implementation tools Development Corporation Increasing the Prospect of Steep To provide professional for recently approved land banking To support the Emerald View Slope Housing Development in landscaping and planning services legislation in the Monongahela Houses housing investment Pittsburgh” for the development of Snowden Valley and continue blight and and redevelopment in Mount $30,715 Square and the Historic District in vacant property remediation in Washington and the Hilltop Brownsville, PA Homewood $100,000 Carnegie Mellon University $50,000 $125,000 To partially fulfill a $13 million Navy Seal Foundation pledge for facilities and program Construction Junction, Inc. Kingsley Association To support the health and welfare 9 support to Carnegie Mellon To support developing operating For general operating support programs of the Foundation University and support graduate space and staffing for participation to help the Kingsley Association $25,000 student research in sustainable by Construction Junction in advance the Larimer community chemistry the Community Construction plan while they work though their Neighborhood Housing Services $225,000 Cooperative Partnership organizational sustainability plan To support the homeownership $417,559 $200,000 preservation and promotion Carnegie Mellon University project in Hazelwood To partially fulfill a $13 million Greater Pittsburgh Community Kingsley Association $47,500 pledge for facilities and program Food Bank To support capacity building for support to Carnegie Mellon To cover costs, including market the Larimer Consensus Group Northside Industrial University and support post- research, community process, retail $43,700 Development Company doctoral research in sustainable design, merchandising strategy To support the sustainability chemistry and benchmarking, associated Leadership Pittsburgh initiative featuring brownfield $100,000 with the creation of an initial plan To support the planning, redevelopment and water quality for a non-profit grocery store in development, and delivery of two monitoring programs, plus an Center Avenue United Hazelwood programs engaging post-9/11 entrepreneurial service program Methodist Church $39,884 veterans from western Pennsylvania for veterans To support the Pitcairn “Circles” in leadership and service $400,000 initiative Hill House Association opportunities while connecting $40,000 To support the “Healthy Foods them to business, nonprofit, Pittsburgh Community Kitchen Funding Initiative” application and government leaders in the To help support the launch of Center Avenue United consulting services community Pittsburgh Community Kitchen, Methodist Church $20,000 $150,000 a mission-based food service To provide continued support to company focused on community the Pitcairn “Circles” initiative and Homewood Renaissance Association Millvale Borough Development sustainability assist in expansion to McKeesport For general operating support Corporation $50,000 $60,500 and building improvements to To secure strategic properties in support efforts to recruit, train the heart of the Millvale business Pittsburgh Community Christian Evangelistic and ultimately connect young district, and engage a broad-base of Reinvestment Group Economic Development African American men and women neighborhood stakeholders to plan For operating support and To provide general operating with criminal backgrounds to the re-use of the property consultant services to implement support for efforts to provide employment and entrepreneurial $50,000 the first phase of visioning and technical assistance, micro-lending opportunities planning around the Martin and ongoing education to start-up $500,000 Millvale Library Luther King Jr. East Busway and fledgling businesses, with a To provide support to install a $100,000 focus on immigrants and refugees Hosanna Industries, Inc. solar rooftop array, make façade $950,000 To support a partnership between improvements and generate a Pittsburgh Partnership for Neighborhood Development Hosanna Industries and Rebuilding youth led public art project at the To coordinate various local Christian Evangelistic Together Pittsburgh for the Millvale Community Library Economic Development organizations in Hazelwood to purpose of rehabilitating houses $49,757 To support this organization’s owned by low-income Hazelwood complete a planning, priority- efforts to provide microenterprise residents Mon Valley Initiative setting, and organizing agenda, and technical assistance to $50,000 For operating support for the and position those partners underserved and disadvantaged Mon Valley Initiative to provide to implement community entrepreneurs, especially Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania shared staffing and support improvement projects immigrants, refugees and other To develop implementation tools for the community-based $50,000 minorities in Pittsburgh’s distressed for recently approved land banking projects in housing and real Pittsburgh Partnership for communities legislation in the Monongahela estate development, counseling, Neighborhood Development $50,000 Valley and continue blight and workforce and business To support operations, complete vacant property remediation in development, and community a repositioning strategy and Homewood outreach hire new executive leadership $50,000 $450,000 for this important community development intermediary $425,000 Program to Aid Citizen Enterprise University of Pittsburgh EDUCATION Community Empowerment For the 5th Annual Inclusive To support the English Association Voices event Department’s college internship A+ Schools Pittsburgh’s Community To train and empower youth as $5,000 program and African American Alliance for Public Education education reformers, organizers, men and boys high school To support “Beyond Mifflin: advocates, collaborators, and Program to Aid Citizen Enterprise journalism mentoring initiative Advancing Systems Change engaged community citizens, to For capacity building and African $48,700 through Parent Leadership” invoke systemic changes in the American led organizations $1,000,000 educational structure serving $50,000 University of Pittsburgh African American youth in Brown University To support the special projects Pittsburgh 10 To support the “Pittsburgh Parent Program to Aid Citizen Enterprise of the Institute of Politics’ $70,000 For the support of PACE leadership infrastructure, governance, Power” initiative and capacity building economic development, and $450,000 Consortium for Public Education $40,000 environment committees To further support the Carnegie Institute development of the “My Action $40,000 To support the development of Regional Housing Legal Services Plan for Success” initiative Carnegie Science Center’s STEM For an extensive evaluation of the University of Pittsburgh $650,000 Pennsylvania Housing Finance For continued support of Education Pathway Agency’s Homeownership Choice the Congress of Neighboring $150,000 Coro Center for Civic Leadership programs Communities To strengthen the talent pipeline Carnegie Mellon University $93,124 for and build social networks of $50,000 This project will support the organizations in Pittsburgh that renovation of the University Student Conservation Association University of Pittsburgh are committed to closing the Center and re-dedicate it upon For a conservation-focused To support the African American achievement gap so that all kids its completion as the Dr. Jared L. summer youth employment Men and Boys Pitt Journalism can graduate from high school Cohon University Center program in Hazelwood Mentoring Initiative prepared for life $1,000,000 $100,000 $7,965 $125,000 Carnegie Mellon University Technology Affinity Group University of Pittsburgh Crossroads Foundation To support the expansion of the For affinity group dues For general operating support for To support the “Lifelong Learning facilities of Heinz College required $1,500 the Institute for Entrepreneurial and Study Skills Preparation” to meet both the academic and Excellence as it works to help a program that the Crossroads The Pittsburgh Foundation physical requirements of the school diverse group of small and mid- Foundation provides for its high To set up a donor advised fund sized enterprises with compre­ $10,000,000 school scholars which will make an investment hensive consulting services and Center For Teaching Quality Inc $100,000 in a transit oriented development business management educational To support Pittsburgh project in East Liberty programs Diocese of Pittsburgh administrators, teachers, and other $1,000,000 For the Academic Support Model $375,000 stakeholders in building on the for students transitioning from Trade Institute of Pittsburgh successes of the “Empowering Warrior To Citizen Inc North Catholic High School to To provide staff, equipment, and Effective Teachers” initiative to To provide an evidence-based Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic other resources to support, expand imagine and advance a bold brand marital enrichment demonstration High School and enhance the operations of a of leadership from within the program, “Strong Bonds Plus,” for $150,000 unique, not-for-profit training PA National Guard veterans and classroom school their families as they return from $7,000 Duquesne University $851,709 deployment to Afghanistan and To support the Canevin Center for Chicago Freedom School reintegrate into the community Educational Transformation Twin Rivers Council of Governments To support the “Free Minds Free $600,000 To provide support for the $72,600 People” conference planning and development of a land banking participation in Chicago Western Pennsylvania Conservancy Duquesne University strategy and business plan for For landscape design and planning $30,570 To provide funding to support the member communities of three for the “Gateway Median Islands” tuition costs for the Heinz Fellows City of McKeesport Councils of Governments in the project in downtown Pittsburgh for the summer and fall semesters To support the “Youth C.A.S.T Monongahela Valley $15,000 $65,000 $45,000 (Community and School Together) Leadership Program” Westmoreland Human EDSYS, Inc. University of Pittsburgh Opportunities, Inc. $162,500 To support leadership succession For data collection and analysis For continued support of for the second of two co-founders Clairton City School District services from the Pittsburgh Westmoreland Community of the charter school To support an after-school and Neighborhood and Community Action’s Circles anti-poverty $50,000 summer program for students in Information System to support our programs as they transition to reading and math in the Clairton work in Hazelwood greater self-sufficiency and a new Education Law Center City School District $50,000 curriculum To support “School Climate: $50,000 $125,000 Imagine Different Work for Change” $500,000 Foundation Center Homewood Children’s Village Pittsburgh Metropolitan Area EDUCATION For general operating support that To support the Homewood Hispanic Chamber of Commerce HEINZ FELLOWS PROGRAM will enable the Foundation Center Children’s Village opening of a Foundation to provide free information on charter school within Homewood To support the Pittsburgh Duquesne University foundation giving and free training that will serve Homewood’s Metropolitan Area Hispanic To support the Heinz Fellows in grant seeking and nonprofit children and families Chamber of Commerce Masters Program management to organizations in $284,060 Foundation Scholarship Fund $20,000 southwestern Pennsylvania and $5,000 Homewood Children’s Village beyond Homewood Children’s Village For the Homewood Children’s 11 $18,000 To support an exhibit that Propel Schools Foundation graphically illustrates the story To support Propel’s capacity to Village role as the fiscal agent for Fund for Advancement of of the students of Pittsburgh participate in a district turnaround the Heinz Fellows Cohorts #1 Minorities Through Education Westinghouse, highlighting initiative to address perennially and #2 To support the Enrichment their journey of self-discovery, underperforming schools $163,558 Program academic achievement and $25,000 Homewood Children’s Village $250,000 maturity and growth To provide stipends and benefits $16,000 Propel Schools Foundation Gateway School District To support costs associated with for Cohort #1 Heinz Fellows as To support programming and Kingsley Association opening Propel Hazelwood they enter their final phase of their professional development in To support a Freedom School $400,000 fellowship and support for Cohort closing and eventually eliminating at Kingsley Association in the #2 Fellows as they begin their first the racial achievement gap that summer of 2013 Robert Morris University year of the program exists in grades K–12 in the $150,000 To support the master’s program $680,500 Gateway School District for two Heinz fellows $82,000 Luminari $40,000 Robert Morris University To provide full and partial To support the Heinz Fellows Grantmakers for Education scholarships for the “I Want to be The Neighborhood Academy Masters Program For program and operating an Ambassador!” 2013 program To support the Neighborhood $60,000 support $10,000 Academy’s strategic plan to grow admissions, donorship and $10,000 EDUCATION endowment for the sustainability of National Council on Teacher Quality SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR its overall program Grantmakers of To support the Pennsylvania WOMEN IN GLOBAL LEADERSHIP Western Pennsylvania portion of the second edition of $350,000 For support in 2013 the Teacher Prep Review, published Arcadia University $23,000 by NCTQ and U.S. News & World University of Pittsburgh For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship Report To support the “Include Me from Program for Women in Global Greater Pittsburgh Literacy Council $100,000 the Start” project for effective Leadership To support capacity building mentoring and teaching $20,000 within Greater Pittsburgh Literacy National Math And Science $249,600 Council to safeguard that students Initiative Inc Carnegie Mellon University completing its programs make a To support the “National Math and University of Pittsburgh For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship smooth transition to jobs and/or Science Initiative AP Program” in To support the Heinz Fellows Program for Women in Global higher education Pittsburgh Public Schools Master’s Program Leadership $50,000 $930,640 $40,000 $16,500

Hill District Education Council Philanthropy Roundtable University of Pittsburgh Chatham University To support the “Hill District For support of the To provide funding to pay for For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship Education Council Parent Philanthropy Roundtable staff and operations at the Heinz Program for Women in Global Empowerment” project in Hill $10,000 Memorial Chapel Leadership District schools $150,000 $21,500 $225,000 Pittsburgh Black Media Federation To support the Frank Bolden U.S. Foundation for the Inspiration Duquesne University Hill House Association Urban Journalism Workshop at and Recognition of Science & For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship Technology To support the annual Shyne Point Park Program for Women in Global To support the “FIRST Robotics Awards Ceremony that recognizes $48,000 Leadership Competition” program — young adults between the ages $29,900 of 13–19 who excel in education, Pittsburgh Board of Public Education innovative, team-based experiences that inspire students arts, community, leadership, To support the costs associated Lincoln University entrepreneurship, academics, with the “Take a Father to School” to pursue opportunities in science, For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship science and/or overcame obstacles male fatherhood involvement technology, engineering, and Program for Women in Global $30,000 project in Pittsburgh Public mathematics — in southwestern PA Leadership Schools $50,000 $9,000 $45,500 Temple University ENVIRONMENT Citizens Coal Council Duquesne University For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship To provide operating support to To support the organization of Program for Women in Global 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania increase organizational capacity an academic conference open Leadership To build more sustainable, healthy, and effectiveness in addressing to the general public presenting $14,500 vital and equitable urban places impacts of longwall coal mining philanthropically-supported using expertise in sustainable $300,000 research findings as well as visual Thiel College land use and transportation photography and video relating to For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship infrastructure Citizens for Pennsylvania’s Future unconventional shale gas extraction Program for Women in Global $400,000 To develop and provide in the Marcellus Shale region 12 Leadership bipartisan information on the $26,852.07 $18,800 Albert Schweitzer Fellowship benefits of clean energy policy To support a Pittsburgh recommendations to Pennsylvania’s Earthworks University of Pittsburgh Environment and Health 2014 gubernational candidates To ensure effective regulatory For program coordination of the Conference $49,000 enforcement of the shale gas Vira I. Heinz Program for Women $150,000 industry in the Marcellus Region in Global Leadership Citizens for Pennsylvania’s Future $90,000 $155,380 Albert Schweitzer Fellowship To protect Pennsylvania’s To address environmental environment via public policy Environmental Grantmakers University of Pittsburgh influences on health in advocacy, education, legal Association For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship environmentally at-risk assistance and to strengthen For membership dues renewal Program for Women in Global communities in southwestern PennFuture $14,142 Leadership Pennsylvania through $710,000 $29,000 the Pittsburgh Schweitzer Environmental Integrity Project Environmental Fellows Project Citizens for Pennsylvania’s Future To investigate the oil and gas University of Pittsburgh at Bradford $300,000 For operating support of industry’s emergency reporting For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship PennFuture’s leadership transition of hazardous releases in Program for Women in Global Albert Schweitzer Fellowship activities and energy program Pennsylvania and EPA’s on-site Leadership To provide supplemental support activities actions to ensure the public right $23,100 to a Pittsburgh Environment and $50,000 to know and better controls Health Conference $75,000 University of Pittsburgh $15,000 Clean Water Fund at Greensburg To improve policies on Marcellus Foundation for Pennsylvania For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship Allegheny County Health Shale gas extraction to protect Watersheds Program for Women in Global Department public health and the environment To support the position of Leadership To assist in retaining an individual $50,000 associate director for the Southwest $25,000 to serve as the director of the Pennsylvania Environmental Allegheny County Health Communication Network Health Project University of Pittsburgh Department To support the Communications $50,000 at Johnstown $210,000 Network’s efforts to help For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship foundations, including the Foundation for Pennsylvania Program for Women in Global Allegheny Land Trust Endowments, make effective use Watersheds Leadership To strengthen ALT’s Conservation of strategic communications to To implement public health $21,500 Program to protect land identified advance their program work interventions to improve health in the “ALT GREENPRINT” and $20,000 of southwestern Pennsylvania Washington and Jefferson College to continue to meet the increasing residents especially in For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship community demand for land Community Foundation of Washington County Program for Women in Global conservation projects and steward­ Greater Johnstown $750,000 Leadership ship programs To start the Fair Shake $13,500 $200,000 Environmental Legal Services, to Foundation for Pennsylvania provide for low-cost environmental Watersheds Waynesburg University Center for Coalfield Justice legal services in the region To support policy and site specific For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship To support program work, $800,000 work that results in quantifiable Program for Women in Global operational expenses and environmental restoration Leadership collaborations to the coalfield Cornell University $430,000 $14,500 regions of southwestern To examine and analyze job Pennsylvania creation in states and regions with Fractracker Alliance Waynesburg University $460,000 a history of shale gas development To support expanded mapping For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship $90,000 and analytical activities to inform Program for Women in Global Center for Health, Environment and educate constituencies about Leadership and Justice impacts of hydrofracturing $3,500 To provide additional organizing, $766,400 communications and technical assistance to Pennsylvania groups working on shale gas development $25,000 Friends of the Riverfront, Inc. National Parks Conservation Physicians Scientists and Engineers Saltsburg Area Historical Society To support Friends of the Association for Sustainable and Healthy Energy To encourage the use and enhance Riverfront’s main program areas To protect National Parks in the To provide support to develop and the natural environment and including land trail development, Marcellus Shale Region from the expand strong outreach to public appearance of the rivers and trails water trail development, and impacts of shale gas development health and medical communities, in the Saltsburg area stewardship $65,000 as well as the general public, on $25,000 $50,000 the health dimensions of shale gas Natural Resources Defense Council development SkyTruth Funders Network For Smart Growth For empowering communities $60,000 To develop mapping and and Livable Communities to safeguard against the risks of aerial survey data of shale gas 13 For 2013–14 membership in the hydraulic fracturing Pittsburgh Community development in Pennsylvania Consultative Group on Biological $60,000 Broadcasting Corporation $37,500 Diversity, an affinity group To provide general operating providing opportunities to work Netcentric Campaigns Inc support for reporting and Society of Environmental Journalists with foundation colleagues on To support the development production of The Allegheny Front To conduct phase two of a issues of environmental health, of a network infrastructure for radio program and digital content feasibility study by the Society air, climate, water and habitat groups to exchange strategies $200,000 of Environmental Journalists, protection and collaborate on work relating preliminary to establishing an $35,000 to hydraulic fracturing, in order Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. Environmental Reporting Alliance to support local health, environ­ To support the increased for Pennsylvania Green Building Alliance mental, and community efforts distribution of “Gas Rush Stories” $25,000 To support scholarships and $150,000 short documentaries to a wider transportation for educators, public audience Sustainable Pittsburgh students, and community members Nine Mile Run Watershed $15,000 To accelerate the policy and to attend two Inspire Speakers Association Inc. practice of sustainable development Series lectures, one with Stephen To restore and protect Nine Mile Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy in southwestern Pennsylvania for Ritz and another with Majora Run and its watershed To develop construction and businesses and municipalities Carter $100,000 planning documents for a project $225,000 $4,000 to transform Schenley Drive in PennEnvironment Research and Schenley Park Trout Unlimited, Inc. Policy Center Green Building Alliance $150,000 To engage hunters and anglers To expand the current healthy To raise the level of public through education in order to schools pilot program to reach understanding of the Pittsburgh United minimize impacts on fish and more districts and lay the environmental, health and To ensure that the Alcosan Solution wildlife habitat from shale gas groundwork for longer term other implications of shale gas maximizes green solutions that development relationship-building and production in Pennsylvania bring the most benefits to our $40,000 education to improve environ­ $60,000 community mental health $125,000 University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Parks and Forests $50,000 To support the Institute of Politics Foundation Pittsburgh United in the second phase of work of the To document and communicate Green Building Alliance For the continued improvement cross-sector Shale Gas Roundtable Pennsylvania’s conservation For sponsorship of the Green of campaign messaging $50,000 heritage Building Alliance gala on $4,500 $50,000 September 12, 2013 Virginia Organizing President and Fellows of $1,600 To provide membership support Pennsylvania State University Harvard College for the Health and Environmental Philanthropic Fund To quantify and communicate H. John Heinz III Center for Science, Funders Network and support its To support the PA Forest Stewards Economics and the Environment lifecycle health risks of shale gas work on environmental health and Volunteer Program through To assist in effectively transitioning development in Pennsylvania impacts of natural gas drilling the Center for Private Forests The Heinz Center $55,000 $75,000 Endowment at Penn State $1,400,000 $25,000 Regional Trail Corporation Western Pennsylvania Conservancy Hollow Oak Land Trust For the Great Allegheny Passage To continue urban forestry Physicians for Social Responsibility To further its legacy of protecting Western Terminus Marker in work in the Pittsburgh region To engage the health community natural areas in southwestern Point State Park $400,000 with information and training Pennsylvania $32,500 relating to the public health $20,000 Yale University dimensions of shale gas RiverQuest For the project, “Human and Local Government Academy development in Pennsylvania To support RiverQuest’s science Animal Sentinels of Natural Gas To promote multi-municipal $40,000 and environmental education Extraction Hazards” planning and sustainability and engagement programs on the $50,000 in southwestern Pennsylvania three rivers municipalities and communities $300,000 $425,000 Yale University Center for Family Excellence SLB Radio Productions, Inc. WQED Multimedia To continue the “Human and For African American men and To conduct three neighborhood- To support “Portrayal & Animal Sentinels of Natural Gas boys identity, gender and character based oral history projects that Perception,” a series of television Extraction Hazards” project in development connect African American teens programs and educational the southwestern Pennsylvania $50,000 and men materials on the portrayal and Marcellus Shale region $75,000 perception of African American $138,300 Center That C A R E S Children/ men and boys Adult Recreational The Brotherhood Sister Sol Inc $150,000 Adonai Center For Black Males To support the renovation of the To support the leadership of To support the Fellows Program Jeron X. Grayson Community Brotherhood Sister Sol to serve YouthPlaces 14 for at-risk male students in grades Center and associated operating in an advisory capacity to the For African American men and 9–12 and strengthen the center’s expenses Endowments’ African American boys identity, gender and character information management system $100,000 Men and Boys Taskforce development and fund development plan $50,000 $50,000 $35,000 Community Empowerment Association The Legacy Arts Project, Inc. To support an African American For expansion of the “Sankofa COMMON INITIATIVES COMMON INITIATIVES male truancy prevention program Village for the Arts African BREATHE PROJECT AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN $150,000 American Boys and Young Men” AND BOYS Carnegie Mellon University initiative To support the Carnegie Mellon Marilyn G. Rabb Foundation $50,000 Adonai Center For Black Males To support funding for “Arts University CREATE lab’s mass To support the educational deployment of the AirBot air In Action” at Shuman Juvenile The Mentoring Center advancement of young men and pollution measurement device and Detention Center To continue, develop and grow the prepare them for post-secondary refinement of data gathering and $48,128 “Game Changers” program for opportunities visualization tools emerging black male filmmakers $150,000 $115,000 Neighborhood Learning Alliance in Pittsburgh To support participants in the Rites $160,000 Afro-American Music Institute Inc. of Passage-Final Passage To Ghana Carnegie Mellon University For African American Men and For smart signal expansion $30,000 University of Pittsburgh Boys identity, gender and character along the Baum Boulevard, To support the University of development Centre Avenue, and Penn Avenue Neighborhood Learning Alliance Pittsburgh School of Social Work $50,000 Corridors To support the Sankofa Leadership and Center on Race and Social $400,000 Institute to develop African Problems one-day education Afro-American Music Institute Inc. American male leaders in the To support a five-day civil rights summit for educators from Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh region the region entitled “A Call to learning intensive for middle and $220,000 To document air quality in high school aged African American Conscience: Effective Policies and Pittsburgh, making it visible, Practices in Educating African young men Penn State Center — explorable, and sharable American Males” $15,000 Engaging Pittsburgh $49,700 For African American men and $37,600 Bethany House Academy boys identity, gender and character Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Urban Innovation21 To support the development of the development Foundation To support sending delegates to the Healthy Village Learning Institute $50,000 To honor local individuals and in McKeesport One Young World Conference organizations with the Breathe $175,000 Pittsburgh Board of Public Education $18,000 Award for their innovative work To support the “We Promise” to improve air quality Urban Institute Brothers and Sisters Emerging program for American male $1,000 To support a project to analyze To support mentor training for students that aligns with the structural barriers to racial equity coaches in the Garfield Youth District’s goal of accelerating Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, with a focus on Sports program students achievement Foundation African American men with at least $50,000 $200,000 To honor local individuals and a high school diploma organizations with the Breathe Camera News Inc Robert Morris University $150,000 Award for their innovative work To support the production of an To support the Black Male to improve air quality Washington and Jefferson College “American Promise” screening Leadership Development Institute $1,000 To support the Charles West event in Pittsburgh this summer $150,000 and the early stage development Fellows’ Scholarship and Citizens for Pennsylvania’s Future of the Promise Club, professional Root Cause Institute Inc Mentoring Program To support the “Black and Gold development curricula and To support year two $200,000 City Goes Green” campaign youth module implementation of the Institute $50,000 $30,000 for Black Male Achievement with a focus on strengthening work in Pittsburgh $50,000 Clean Air Council National Aviary Pittsburgh, Inc. COMMON INITIATIVES Allegheny Council to Improve For reviewing and commenting on For Louisiana waterthrush feather EMERGENCY FUND Our Neighborhoods Housing the Liberty-Clairton PM 2.5 NAAQS sample analysis To fund site control and State Implementation Plan $25,000 Greater Pittsburgh Community predevelopment costs associated $11,000 Food Bank with developing a new food market Pennsylvania Environmental Council To support programs addressing and adjacent mixed-use building Clean Air Council For the facilitation and capacity senior and childhood hunger issues in Hazelwood To improve air quality in southwest building for the Pittsburgh in our region $49,571 Pennsylvania through regulatory Climate Initiative $100,000 oversight $35,000 Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh 15 $423,800 Hill House Association For stabilization efforts in Pittsburgh Cultural Trust To expand the “Meals on Wheels” Greater Hazelwood through Clean Air Task Force To engage residents of Pittsburgh in program in the Hazelwood home renovations for existing To support work on federal a creative project to gain awareness community and reduce the waiting homeowners, renovation of for- regulations requiring significant about local air quality list in Allegheny County sale properties, and training for reductions in power plant CO2 $6,000 $120,000 individual Hazelwood residents emissions in home renovations leading to Lutheran Service Society of $50,000 Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. potential careers in the trades Western Pennsylvania To assist in the continuing efforts of $700,000 Clean Air Task Force the Marcellus Shale documentary To expand the “Meals on Wheels” To support a staff scientist position project in following the stories of program in the Hazelwood and clean air regulatory work those people most directly affected community and reduce the waiting benefitting Pennsylvania by shale gas development in list in Allegheny County $430,100 Pennsylvania $80,000 $25,000 Clean Water Fund University of Pittsburgh To support an expanded outreach Sustainable Pittsburgh To provide emergency financial campaign to achieve a higher For the 2013–2014 Green assistance to low-income families level of citizen engagement in the Workplace Challenge through the family support Liberty Clairton SIP process $49,000 network of programs $4,045 $150,000 The Pittsburgh Foundation Environment And Human Health Inc. To support the Clean Air Fund COMMON INITIATIVES To help improve policies in $135,000 PLACE-BASED INITIATIVE Pennsylvania that will better protect human health from University of Massachusetts Allegheny Council to Improve environmental harms Foundation Inc Our Neighborhoods Housing $45,000 To reduce new onset cases To support site control and pre- of asthma through primary development activities to evaluate Global Links prevention of environmental strategically located buildings To honor local individuals and triggers in the Pennsylvania and land on Second Avenue in organizations with the Breathe region, and to inform asthma Hazelwood Award for their innovative work state action plans nationally $49,450 to improve air quality $48,566 $1,000 Allegheny Council to Improve West Penn Allegheny Health Our Neighborhoods Housing Green Building Alliance System Inc For the redevelopment of a For three years of operating and To fund the “The Air We Breathe: former church building into a program support A Regional Summit on Asthma neighborhood center in Hazelwood $900,000 and Other Health Impacts of $1,936,000 Air Pollution” conference Green Building Alliance $15,000 To support the expansion of the Pittsburgh 2030 District into West Penn Allegheny Health Oakland System Inc $150,000 To support pilot surveillance and tracking of asthma in our region’s schoolchildren $415,000 history

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The foundation’s work is grounded Howard Heinz 1877 – 1941 Vira I. Heinz 1888 – 1983 in the legacy established by the Howard Heinz, the son of Henry John and Sarah In a city known for its active and concerned civic two endowments from which it was Young Heinz, was born near Sharpsburg, a suburb leaders, Vira I. Heinz was among the foremost. formed. Founded more than four of Pittsburgh, on Aug. 27, 1877. After graduating She was born Vira M. Ingham in what is now decades apart, the Howard Heinz from Shady Side Academy and Yale University, Pittsburgh’s Brighton Heights neighborhood. Endowment and the Vira I. Heinz he began working full time for the H. J. Heinz Co. In 1932, she married Clifford S. Heinz, son of Endowment were each the product of in 1900, serving as advertising manager, sales Henry J. Heinz, founder of the food processing a family commitment to community manager, vice president and eventually president. company. Clifford Heinz died in 1935. that began with H. J. Heinz and Long before creating the endowment that During the next five decades, Mrs. Heinz was continues to this day. would lead to large-scale philanthropy, Mr. Heinz actively engaged in the philanthropic and civic was actively engaged in personal charitable and work for which she is now remembered. She did civic improvement efforts. He took a special so much for so many that it would be impossible interest in programs that would better the lives to list the full range of her activities. A few of the of young people. As a young college graduate, he more prominent included serving as vice president established Covode House, a clubhouse for boys, of the World Council of Christian Education and near the Heinz plant. He also served as an active becoming an active supporter of its work in Africa. director of Sarah Heinz House, a larger development She was a founder of the Civic Light Opera, club for boys and girls on Pittsburgh’s North Side president­ and principal benefactor of the Pittsburgh that continues to thrive. As president of one of the Youth Symphony, and on the boards of the world’s most recognized businesses, he was one of Pittsburgh Chamber Music Society, Pittsburgh the founders of the Community Fund, one of the Opera and Pittsburgh Symphony Society. early efforts to create organized community-based Mrs. Heinz received the Chancellor’s Medal philanthropy in the United States. He also was from the University of Pittsburgh and honorary a director or fundraising chairman for dozens of degrees from 11 colleges and universities. She was national organizations and campaigns, including a trustee of Chatham College and the first woman service as a trustee for the Carnegie Endowment trustee of Carnegie Mellon University. She served for International Peace. as a member of the board of Children’s Hospital Despite frequently being tapped by governors of Pittsburgh and was an honorary fellow of the and presidents to lead various projects, Mr. Heinz American College of Hospital Administrators. made time for city and regional concerns. All As a member of the H. J. Heinz Co. board of his professional life, he served on the boards of directors, she was the first woman board member important community institutions. He was a of a multinational corporation headquartered director or trustee of the Pennsylvania Railroad; in Pittsburgh. Mellon Bank, N.A.; National Industrial Conference In the spirit of generosity that characterized Board; Pittsburgh Regional Planning Association; her life, Mrs. Heinz provided in her will for Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce; University of the establishment of a charitable foundation. Pittsburgh; Carnegie Institute; Shady Side Academy; Western Pennsylvania Hospital; and the Pittsburgh Symphony Society. He also served as a ruling elder of Shadyside Presbyterian Church. Mr. Heinz was a leader in the creation of Heinz Chapel on the University of Pittsburgh campus as a memorial to his parents. The church serves as a spiritual resource for university students but also is considered one of the country’s architectural gems. Mr. Heinz died on Feb. 9, 1941. He bequeathed his residual estate to the Howard Heinz Endowment for philanthropic purposes. board and staff

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BOARD STAFF Paul Nandzik Statement on Diversity OF DIRECTORS Administrative Assistant Management The Heinz Endowments values diversity in its many forms. We Teresa Heinz Robert F. Vagt Community & believe the future of our community Chairman President Economic Development depends on its ability to attract James M. Walton and retain an increasingly diverse Vice Chairman Edward F. Kolano Robert E. Stephany Vice President Program Director population. As a foundation working André T. Heinz Finance & Administration to advance the common good in Eric R. Stoller this community and in our broader Christopher D. Heinz Stuart B. Redshaw Program Officer society, we have a respon­sibility to Director of Human Resources John Heinz Megan Andros embrace a commitment to inclusive­ Donna J. Evans ness as a fundamental operating Sasha L. Heinz Program Officer Executive Assistant principle. Therefore, through our Damon Aherne Mary M. grant making and business activities, Bonnie J. Gazda Administrative Assistant we seek to promote inclusive practices Carol R. Brown Executive Secretary that broaden the range of perspectives, opinions and experiences available Jared L. Cohon Communications Arts & Culture to our grantees, our partners and Carmen J. Lee Judith M. Davenport Janet L. Sarbaugh ourselves. Communications Officer Senior Program Director Consistent with this philosophy, Franco Harris Linda S. Braund the Endowments is an equal Justin D. Laing Wendy Mackenzie Communications Manager opportunity employer. Ability and Senior Program Officer performance are the primary criteria Shirley M. Malcom Jennifer W. Bails Cindi A. Stueber for success at the foundation. Breathe Project James E. Rohr Administrative Assistant Candidates for employment are Communications Coordinator considered on the basis of job Drue Heinz Children, Youth & Families Whitney Stack qualifications­ without regard to race, Director Emeritus Administrative Assistant religion, color, gender, age, national Margaret M. Petruska origin, sexual orientation or disability. Senior Program Director Promotions and advance­ment Finance & Administration Carmen A. Anderson opportunities are also based on the Edward F. Kolano Senior Program Officer employee’s actual performance, not Vice President on any of the above characteristics. Wayne A. Jones Finance & Administration Specific responsibility for enforcing Senior Program Officer Ann C. Plunkett this policy has been assigned to the Nancy F. Glover Controller & Director of Payroll president of the foundation. Administrative Assistant and Benefits Administration Cheryl L. Dabat Education Grants Administration & Stanley W. Thompson Facilities Manager Program Director Denise M. Ficorilli Melanie R. Brown Accountant Program Officer Kimberly H. Gillespie Joann L. Clark Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant Linda G. Jones Environment Treasury Assistant Philip R.S. Johnson Vickie L. Beattie Acting Program Director Receptionist & Grants Assistant Marily Nixon Breathe Project Coordinator