The Heinz20 Endowments 2012 Annual Report 12 financial summary

2 Total Grants by Program Area: $75.1 million

Arts & Culture $14.1

Children, Youth & Families $11.3

Community & Economic Development $12.2

Education $15.8

Environment $11.7

Common Initiatives $10.0

Historical Perspective: 2008 – 2012

Total Approved Grants 12 $75.1 (in millions) 11 $67.1 10 $47.6 09 $40.0 08 $74.7

Total Net Assets 12 $1.5 $1.4 (in billions) 11 10 $1.5 09 $1.4 08 $1.2

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. 2012 grants

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ARTS & CULTURE Cave Canem Foundation Community Theater Project Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council To support a retreat for emerging Corporation For two-year general operating Alumni Theater Company African American poets, along To support the 2012 newMoves support for 2012–13 and 2013–14 For support of the 2012–13 and with the associated public readings, Dance Festival on May 10–11, 2012 $950,000 2013–14 seasons at the University of Pittsburgh’s $10,000 $40,000 Greensburg Campus from June Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council 17–24, 2012 Community Theater Project For two years of operating support Artists Image Resource, Inc. $20,000 Corporation for the Office of Public Art For three-year operating support To provide operating and $325,000 (2013–2015) Center of Life stabilization support for the $60,000 To support the Center of Life Jazz Visionary Dance Academy Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council Band performance at the Monterey $50,000 To support the 2013 Americans Attack Theatre Next Generation Jazz Festival in for the Arts Annual Convention To support the implementation of March 2012 Cultural Data Project in Pittsburgh new staffing and facilities plan $12,000 To support the Cultural Data $100,000 $45,500 Project for three years Chatham Baroque Inc. $345,000 Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council August Wilson Center for African For three-year operating support To support the relocation and American Culture (2012–2014) Education Policy and installation costs of Glenn Kaino’s For operating support for 2012–13 Leadership Center $84,000 sculpture “Arch” at the Pittsburgh $300,000 To support year two of the center’s International Airport Children’s Festival Chorus Arts and Education Initiative $60,000 Braddock Carnegie Library To support a multi-year strategic $100,000 Association plan plus operating support for Greater Pittsburgh Convention & For the operation of the Braddock Friends of Via one year Visitors Bureau Education Carnegie Arts Programs through To support Muzicka in America: $44,000 Foundation the summer of 2013 Cultural Folkways Bridging To support an online press room $33,000 Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh Communities $100,000 To study potential reuses of the $7,500 Calliope House, Inc. historic Allegheny Carnegie Library Jazz Workshop, Inc. To support the “Roots” series and Gateway to the Arts, Inc. building To support the Saturday Jazz create a new ticketing system To support costs related to $50,000 Education program held at the $25,000 convening a working group to study Carnegie Library in Homewood Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh the role that transformative artists $15,000 Carnegie Institute For the creation of an educational can play in distressed communities For three-year operating support hub in the vacant Carnegie Library and conclude its management Jewish Federation of for the Museum of Art (2012–2014) Greater Pittsburgh building at Allegheny Center of the CRAE program $765,000 For 2013 general operating support $2,000,000 $95,000 for the Jewish Film forum Carnegie Mellon University Citizens for the Arts in Pennsylvania Grantmakers in the Arts $20,000 To support educational workshops To create a statewide arts and For the Racial Equity Thought and music technology classes for The Legacy Arts Project, Inc. culture coalition Leader forum underserved teens in Pittsburgh To support the Sankofa Village $10,000 $25,000 $22,979 of the Arts project for a daylong City Theatre Company Inc. Grantmakers in the Arts youth instruction program Carnegie Mellon University To retire debt and provide For 2012 operating support $20,000 To support the new exhibition, working capital $25,000 “Imperfect Health: the Mattress Factory $630,000 Medicalization of Architecture,” Grantmakers of To support the Pittsburgh edition Western Pennsylvania at the Miller Gallery City Theatre Company Inc. of Next Level Projects (September 2012–April 2013) For two-year operating support To support cultural activities as $15,000 $40,000 (2012–2014) part of the Regional Association Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh $180,000 of Grantmakers conference in Pittsburgh in July 2012 For three-year operating support $2,500 (2013–2015) $75,000 Neighborhood Learning Alliance The Pittsburgh Foundation Pittsburgh Symphony Society Artists Upstairs To develop the Creative To support the second Pittsburgh To sponsor the Year of the Dragon For Sites of Passage (Fall 2013 Cultures curriculum is Art Day of Giving in 2013 gala concert at the Mattress Factory and $10,000 $250,000 $25,000 Pittsburgh Filmmakers) $17,000 New Hazlett Center for the The Pittsburgh Foundation River City Brass Band, Inc. Performing Arts To support Advancing Black Arts For two-year operating support Bach Choir of Pittsburgh For three-year operating support in Pittsburgh in 2013 (2013–2014) To support the 2012–13 season (2012–2014) $325,000 $130,000 $19,000 $189,000 4 The Pittsburgh Foundation Silk Screen Balmoral School of Highland Piping Pittsburgh Arts and Lectures, Inc. To support documentation For operating support for 2012 To support OvreArt’s performance To support the Pittsburgh Arts & expenses for the “Investing in $20,000 of “The Alkonost and Infinity” Lectures Literary Evening, Feb. 4, Professional Artists” grants $5,000 2013, with Rebecca Skloot & program Squonk Opera David Lacks $75,000 For three-year operating support Bodiography Contemporary $15,000 (2012–2014) Ballet Co. Pittsburgh Glass Center, Inc. $143,000 To support the production of Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Inc. For three years of operating “Whispers of Light: From the For three-year operating support support (2012–2014) Touchstone Center for Crafts Voices of Children” at the Byham (2013–2015) $225,000 For two-year operating support Theater (Feb. 22–23, 2013) $630,000 (2012–2013) and partial salary $10,000 Pittsburgh Irish and Classical support for a marketing and Pittsburgh Chamber Music Society Theatre Inc. development coordinator Brew House Association For an audience development For three-year operating support $200,000 To support the 2012–13 campaign for the Pittsburgh Music (2012–2014) Distillery Program Alliance $215,000 The Union Project $7,000 $20,000 To implement the strategic Pittsburgh Musical Theater operations and reduce debt Bulgarian-Macedonian National Pittsburgh Cultural Trust For three-year operating support $100,000 Educational and Cultural Center, Inc. For three-year operating support (2012–2014) To support national premier of (2013–2015) and support for the $159,200 Urban Bush Women “Na Megdana” (November 2013) Festival of Firsts in 2013 To support Tracie Yorke and IAsia $5,000 $2,650,000 Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble Eyber’s participation in the Urban For operating support for the Bush Women’s 2012 Summer City of Asylum Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Cultural Trust 2012 season and an audience Leadership Institute To support Cyberpunk To support the Benedum Center’s development project $6,000 Apocalypse’s 10-part writers’ series 25th Birthday Gala on Sept. 29, $40,000 (Aug. 1, 2012–July 31, 2013) 2012 Washington County $7,810 $10,000 Pittsburgh Opera Theater, Inc. Community Foundation For two-year operating support For a challenge grant to build the Community Theater Project Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. (2012–2013) foundation’s permanent Arts Fund Corporation To exhibit Mark Perrott’s $120,000 $125,000 To support the Staycee Pearl E BLOCK photographs, support Dance Project’s “… on being …” an accompanying book and Pittsburgh Playwrights WQED Multimedia production at the Kelly-Strayhorn discussion series Theatre Company To support a documentary on Theater (February 2013) $20,000 For moving expenses and the life of August Wilson $14,000 upgrades to 937 Liberty Avenue $200,000 Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. $30,124 Community Theater Project To provide bridge funding for Corporation ARTS & CULTURE the third year of Flight School, a Pittsburgh Public Theater To support a production by the SMALL ARTS INITIATIVE professional development program Corporation Murphy / Smith Dance Collective For sponsorship of “You Gotta incorporating the subject of for independent artists Alia Musica Pittsburgh Have Art” gala held on May 18, hearing loss $25,000 For support of Alia Musica’s 2013 2012 spring concert (April 2013) $6,380 $5,000 Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. $9,820 To support the third year of Construction Junction, Inc. Pittsburgh School for the Choral Arts To support the Pillow Project’s Flight School Alia Musica Pittsburgh To support programs serving 2012 season (July–December) $75,000 To support the Guitar Society of youth in two Allegheny County Fine Art’s spring 2013 concert $15,000 neighborhoods Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. performance of Concierto de To support the development and $30,000 Corning Dances and Company Aranjuez for Guitar & Orchestra To support the creation of implementation of three major $5,000 education initiatives Pittsburgh Symphony Society “Remains” at the New Hazlett $600,000 For one-year operating support Theatre in June 2013 (2012–13) $20,000 $214,000 Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh New Horizon Theater, Inc. Point Park University Allegheny County Department To support the 2013 Fiberarts To support the production of To support the production of the of Human Services International (April 19–August 18 “Black Pearl Sings!” (Feb. 7–17, film “The Crimes of Pittsburgh” To support the county’s search at Pittsburgh Center for the Arts 2013) at the Grey Box Theater $20,000 for a new jail warden and Society for Contemporary $15,000 $30,000 Craft) Prime Stage $17,000 Off the Wall Productions To support the 2012–13 season Allegheny Intermediate Unit To support the production of $15,000 To add nutrition education and Hill House Association “The Other Place” in October 2012 physical activities at the Lincoln For the production of “The Gleam $17,000 Renaissance and Baroque Society Park Family Community Center 5 in Teenie’s Eye” by History’s To support the first two concerts after-school program Flipside (early September 2012 Partnership for Minority HIV-AIDS of the 2012–13 season (Oct. 6 $25,000 at the Hill House Association) Prevention and Nov. 3) $18,490 To support the 2012 Sembene Film $15,000 Allegheny Youth Development & Art Festival (Nov. 9–11, 2012) To expand the judo program Jewish Federation of Greater $9,000 UMOJA African Arts Company $50,000 Pittsburgh To support the 2012 UMOJA To support the Pittsburgh Jewish The Pittsburgh Camerata African Arts in the Park festival Allen Place Community Services Music Festival’s “The Dybbuk” To support three performances of (Aug.11–12, 2012) To support a parent education and at the New Hazlett Theater “Apollo Unbound” in October 2012 $15,000 empowerment program for single (April 25 and 28, 2013) $7,967 mothers in the Mon Valley $15,000 University of Pittsburgh $75,000 Pittsburgh Chamber Music Society To support the 2012–13 Music Kente Arts Alliance To support musician fees for on the Edge series Auberle Development To support the second installment the upcoming season (Oct. 23, $7,000 To support Snap Girls Connection, of the upcoming Jazz ROYalty 2012–April 15, 2013) a juvenile prevention program for Series (Sept.15, 2012) $7,000 Unseam’d Shakespeare Company girls ages 6–11 $15,000 For artistic fees and productions $100,000 Pittsburgh Concert Chorale costs for the season (April and Mattress Factory To support the classical June 2013) Benedictine Society In To support “A Matter of program of the 2012–13 season $11,500 Westmoreland Convenience” exhibition at Future (March 2–3, 2013) To support a Visiting Professorship Tenant (Sept. 14–Oct.19, 2012) $6,220 Washington Symphony Orchestra in Early Learning and Children’s $5,600 To support the production of Media for a three-year period to Pittsburgh Cultural Trust “Scored to Death” (October 2012) develop faculty capacity in research Microscopic Opera Company To support Gia Cacalano’s $7,000 and academic leadership for Saint To support the production “Riders “The Frequency of Structure and Vincent College + Lizbeth” at the Pittsburgh Opera Flow” dance performances at $450,000 building (September 2012) the Wood Street Gallery (March 29–30 and Sept. 6–7, 2013) CHILDREN, YOUTH & Berks County Intermediate Unit $17,000 FAMILIES $11,000 To develop a mini-grants program to provide funds to early learning Nego Gato, Inc. Allegheny County Department Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. To support the annual performance of Human Services programs across Pennsylvania and symposium of African and For support of “Progression” To support Systems Improvement that will enable them to make Brazilian Folk Arts (Oct. 18–22, by Gab Cody and Sam Turich Through Youth, which educates environmental improvements to 2012) $15,126 and empowers youth to improve their programs and facilities $15,000 Allegheny County’s human services $200,000 Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. $300,000 New Hazlett Center for the To support the production Berks County Intermediate Unit of the video documentary Performing Arts Allegheny County Department To support the work of the Early To support Carnivale Theatrics “Margo Lovelace: Puppeter” of Human Services Learning Investment Commission, and Front Porch Theatricals’ $8,925 To support an after-school a business partnership aimed at production of “Next to Normal” program at the Pittsburgh sustaining the state’s investments Pittsburgh Lesbian and Gay (June 21–July 1, 2012, at the Public Schools’ gifted center for in high-quality early care and Film Society, Inc. New Hazlett Theater) middle school students who education To support the 2012–2013 $8,000 are in the Department of Human $200,000 International Film Festival and Services system quarterly events New Hazlett Center for the $100,000 Berks County Intermediate Unit Performing Arts $12,000 To support the Keystone STARS To support production costs for Allegheny County Department Coaching Project, a statewide Pittsburgh Playwrights Texture Contemporary Ballet’s of Human Services initiative to increase the quality Theatre Company 2013 summer show (July 18–21, To provide startup funding for of early learning programs, To support the Theater Festival in 2013) at the New Hazlett Theater a new family support center in particularly among programs Black and White (November 2012) $18,000 Hazelwood serving high-risk, high-need $18,000 $250,000 children and families $200,000 Boys & Girls Clubs of FamilyLinks, Inc. Hosanna House, Inc. Neighborhood Housing Services Western Pennsylvania To support a mentoring initiative To support summer employment To support a financial education To support the programs of the designed to help homeless and for 20 youth in the 2012 Summer program for single mothers in Boys & Girls Clubs of Western at-risk adolescents and young Camp Program targeted communities Pennsylvania as the organization adults become productive and $25,000 $100,000 transitions to a new business model self-sufficient $200,000 $325,000 KaBOOM! Pennsylvania Association for the To support the building of 10 Education of Young Children Braddock Redux The Forbes Funds new playspaces for children in To support organizational growth For programs that promote To assist nonprofits with strategic underserved communities by 2013 through improved communication 6 physical activity, nutritional alliances, financial literacy, and $800,000 strategies and membership education and the importance change management that targets engagement of gardening board development and succession KaBOOM! $50,000 $15,000 planning To train the next generation of $125,000 nonprofit leaders in conjunction Pennsylvania Organization for Central Susquehanna with the Pittsburgh as a Playful Women in Early Recovery Intermediate Unit Franklin Center of Beaver County City initiative For operating funds to stabilize To support The Pennsylvania STEM To support the expansion of $210,000 the program services for women Quality Improvement Project for the fathers program suffering from drug and alcohol out-of-school-time programs $100,000 Leadership Pittsburgh addiction $150,000 To support a strategic planning $150,000 The Fred Rogers Company process that will guide the Community Foundation of To improve the skills of early organizational course for Pennsylvania Partnerships Greater Johnstown childhood teachers and caregivers 2013–16 and establish a three-year for Children To expand The Heinz Endowments’ through a professional develop­ Department of Human Services To provide three-year core Summer Youth Philanthropy ment training curriculum that Fellowship to fund participation operating support to advance Internship Program in the Greater focuses on staff-child interactions of fiveDHS employees to the LP’s statewide child advocacy efforts Johnstown region, including $222,750 leadership initiatives $500,000 Bedford, Cambria and Somerset $45,000 counties Girl Scouts of Western Pennsylvania Pittsburgh AIDS Task Force $55,000 To expand the Urban Scouting Magee-Womens Research To fund Girl Talk, a community- program to disadvantaged girls in Institute and Foundation based health education program Community Human Services targeted communities To support the education of breast targeted to prevent HIV and Corporation $60,000 cancer survivors about the benefits sexually transmitted diseases To support the Lawn Street of exercise through an expanded among adolescent girls Community Center in order to Goodwill of Southwestern communication’s plan $200,000 ensure critical prevention services Pennsylvania $25,000 are available to the community To support Goodwill’s HEART Pittsburgh Association for the $300,000 House, which serves homeless Magee-Womens Research Education of Young Children single mothers and their children. Institute and Foundation To provide core support for 2012 Consumer Health Coalition $100,000 To support the Girls on the Run through 2014 To educate parents about the health health and wellness project for girls $375,000 care system and the Affordable Grantmakers for Children, $50,000 Care Act in order to improve the Youth & Families Inc. Pittsburgh Association for the quality of care of their children For 2013 annual operating support Marilyn G. Rabb Foundation Education of Young Children $100,000 $5,000 To strengthen this organization To present a train-the-trainer by building its capacity to serve module on play-based Council on Foundations Grow Pittsburgh the region’s youth in out-of- interventions for children For 2012 support of the Council To continue the Summer Youth school-time with autism on Foundations Employment Program $41,540 $28,000 $45,000 $25,000 Meals on Wheels of Peters Township Pittsburgh Board of Public Education Council on Foundations Heritage Health Foundation For operating support To leverage 21st Century After For 2013 support of the Council To support the “Heritage 4 Parents” $25,000 School funding for out-of-school- on Foundations program, a parent education time programs at Pittsburgh $30,000 program for parents whose National Summer Learning Langley K–8 and Pittsburgh children attend the early learning Association King K–8 Crisis Center North, Inc. center in Braddock, Pa. To provide scholarships for $150,000 To support a partnership between $131,440 attendees to the Summer Changes Crisis Center North and two Everything Conference to be held The Pittsburgh Foundation school districts to pilot violence Hill House Association in Pittsburgh in October To support the Human Services prevention education with To support youth employed $10,000 Integration fund, which provides male students through the Hill House’s resources and flexibility to improve $50,000 summer programs the delivery of human services in $25,000 Allegheny County $100,000 Pittsburgh Promise Foundation University of Pittsburgh YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. To support a financial education To provide high-quality, early To support the Hazelwood YMCA’s To include media projects such initiative for families in the comprehensive services to 310 low- capacity building and program as videos, writing, blogs and Pittsburgh Public Schools income families expansion photography in The Heinz $75,000 $360,000 $42,800 Endowments’ Summer Youth Philanthropy Internship Program Sarah Heinz House Association University of Pittsburgh YouthPlaces $40,000 To provide operating support for To support the Partnerships for To support Together As One, a after-school and summer programs Family Support project during summer employment program for Sarah Heinz House Association $1,100,000 2013 young African American males at To support one senior intern for 7 $165,000 risk for involvement in violence supervisory functions and three Sarah Heinz House Association $50,000 youth philanthropy interns for To support the executive search Variety the Children’s Charity the Summer Youth Philanthropy and transition management for To support the “My Bike” program, Program CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES Sarah Heinz House an initiative that provides children $19,234 $30,000 with disabilities with adaptive SUMMER YOUTH PHILANTHROPY PROGRAM bicycles Sarah Heinz House Association SLB Radio Productions, Inc. $9,000 Allegheny County Department To supplement after-school and To support three neighborhood- of Human Services summer programs that focus on based oral history projects that Venture Outdoors To allow a team of DHS youth fitness and nutrition connect African American teens To support family and youth to participate in The Heinz $12,500 and men outdoor recreation programs Endowments’ SummerYouth $75,000 serving diverse populations Philanthropy Internship Program SLB Radio Productions, Inc. $150,000 $14,374 To conduct radio workshops South Hills Interfaith Ministries yielding documentaries with To provide academic support and Wesley Spectrum Services Earthen Vessels Outreach Summer 2012 youth philanthropy enrichment activities to refugee To support a new treatment To create an outdoor play space Interns students in grades K–5 who attend model for children with autism $10,000 $15,000 the Baldwin-Whitehall School through an in-depth parental District and for a feasibility study training program Earthen Vessels Outreach Student Conservation Association for a capital campaign $250,000 For summer and after-school To host a team of four youth $290,000 programs that promote fitness philanthropy interns and support Women’s Center & Shelter of and nutrition orientation and training related to Greater Pittsburgh Third Sector New England $12,500 the program For 2013 annual operating support To support the Sanctuary Model, $29,000 for the Early Childhood Funders a trauma-informed model of care Growth Through Energy & Collaborative that provides a holistic approach Community Health Strategies Sustainable Pittsburgh $10,000 to meeting the physical and To install additional amenities For The Heinz Endowments’ emotional needs of victims to MOMS Green Play Yard Summer Youth Philanthropy Truechild $150,000 $15,000 Internship Program To support a research project $24,400 intended to inform the Women’s Center & Shelter of Heritage Health Foundation development of a health and Greater Pittsburgh To improve the facade of the United Way of Allegheny County wellness agenda for young African To support a planning process for former Cuda’s Italian Market To enhance United Way’s mission American girls in Pittsburgh and sustainable facility renovations building in Braddock of addressing critical community Allegheny County $50,000 $25,000 needs by engaging summer $32,500 youth philanthropy interns in the YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh Idea Foundry development of philanthropic United Way of Allegheny County For SPARKing, a new YMCA To fund a technology literacy investments that have a direct and To launch a child advocacy after-school health and physical program using the Mozilla badge lasting impact on our community organization for the Pittsburgh education program system for youth at the Homestead $37,775.24 region $25,000 Library $450,000 $25,000 YouthWorks YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh To provide educational supports United Way of Allegheny County For operating support / food Just Harvest Education Fund to youth involved in the foster To motivate kids to succeed in distribution for the Hazelwood To develop, deliver and evaluate care system school and to strengthen the YMCA ($3,000); operating support a farmers’ market marketing $25,000 community’s infrastructure for Poor Law’s children’s program campaign to deliver services in the 21st ($1,000) and operating support to $25,000 century by developing and Fishes and Loaves ($1,000) leading transformative projects $5,000 Operation Better Block, Inc. that build upon United Way’s To provide hands-on unique strengths environmental education to $700,000 youth through the installation of green roofs and walls $25,000 COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC Brentwood Economic Christian Evangelistic Economic Homewood Renaissance Association DEVELOPMENT Development Corporation Development For the All 4 Life and Painting For capacity building and general For microenterprise and technical 4 Life programs, providing Achieva operating support of a community assistance to underserved and education, training, apprentice To expand the capacity and the development corporation disadvantaged entrepreneurs, stipend, and workforce efficiency of Achieva’s pallet serving a cooperating group of especially immigrants, refugees development business, thereby creating municipalities and neighborhoods and minorities in southwestern $50,000 additional employment in Pittsburgh’s South Hills Pennsylvania opportunities for people with $120,000 $190,000 Homewood Renaissance Association disabilities To fund operations and 8 $475,000 Brownsville Area Communication Network programming as well as renovation Revitalization Corporation For general operating support and construction of the facilities at Afro-American Music Institute Inc. To support the design for the $20,000 7240 Frankstown Avenue To assist AAMI in the hiring renovation of a vacant building $450,000 of a business manager located at 27 Market Street in Community College of Allegheny $50,000 Brownsville, Pa., to accommodate County Educational Foundation Idea Foundry a first floor pharmacy To support the radical reformation To support InterSector, an Idea Allegheny Conference on $40,000 of the teaching and the efficacy of Foundry program committed to Community Development math instruction at CCAC building a robust ecosystem that To support regional economic Building United of $1,000,000 enables for-profit startups to deliver development through the work Southwestern Pennsylvania social and environmental benefits of the conference in the areas For support in acquiring key East Liberty Development, Inc. to our region through sustainable of transportation, alignment of selected sites in south Homewood To provide support to make a business practices workforce with employer needs for future development co-investment into the Ace Hotel $149,650 and the development of a supply $150,000 project in East Liberty chain process that assists small $500,000 Institute for Gas Drilling Excellence business owners Carnegie Mellon University For technical assistance necessary $350,000 To support Urban Design Franklin Center of Beaver County to develop the standards of Regional Employment Action To support the youth excellence Allegheny Council to Improve for Minorities (UDream), which entrepreneurship program $50,000 Our Neighborhoods Housing Inc. aims to attract, mentor and $150,000 To create a strategy for supportive retain under­represented young Kingsley Association housing and neighborhood-based professionals in urban design Garfield Jubilee Association, Inc. To continue support of the development at a scale that is and related professions To provide 40 youths Larimer Vision and Land Use expansive, comprehensive, inclusive $395,000 with construction and Plan, particularly as it begins and meets the needs of the educational training, and job implementation of the green space Pittsburgh region Carnegie Mellon University readiness / placement aspect with its implications for $130,000 To provide support for the launch $45,000 residents who will be displaced and operations of the Disruptive $275,000 Allegheny Council to Improve Health Technology Institute at Guidestar USA For honorary membership Our Neighborhoods Housing Inc. Carnegie Mellon University Kingsley Association For site control and pre- $2,000,000 to Guidestar To support a Freedom School development activities for a $1,000 at Kingsley Association in the significant property on Second Center of Life summer of 2012 Hill District Consensus Group Avenue in Hazelwood For general operating support $125,000 $25,000 and capacity building for a key For continued operating support to advance a change agenda in the partner in Hazelwood to increase Lead Pittsburgh Allegheny River Towns the number of children and Hill District To increase the number of Enterprise Zone families served $115,000 colleges / universities offering To assist a multi-municipal $1,350,000 SCoRE to their students, and economic development corporation Hill House Association to research the impact to expand staff operations over a To continue support of the Ujamaa Christian Evangelistic $40,000 three-year period Economic Development Collective in its work of growing small businesses, developing its $200,000 For the operation and provision Manchester Citizens Corporation of microenterprise / technical retail boutique and open-air To support Manchester Bloomfield-Garfield Corporation assistance to underserved and market, and reaching out to young Revitalization Strategy To begin implementation of the women in University Prep and disadvantaged entrepreneurs, Renaissance II 6% Place strategy in Garfield, especially immigrants, refugees Bedford Hope Public Housing $200,000 Pittsburgh and other minorities in the Community $49,250 Pittsburgh area $200,000 National Low Income Housing $50,000 Coalition & Low Income Housing Hill House Economic For support of the National Low Development Corporation Income Housing Coalition’s 30th To provide critical gap financing Annual Housing Leadership for a new grocery store in the Reception Hill District $5,000 $400,000 National Organization On Disability Pittsburgh Housing Development University of Pittsburgh Bend the Arc — A Jewish To establish in Pittsburgh a Corporation To support the University of Partnership for Justice program to provide intensive career To support the East Busway Pittsburgh-Heinz Endowments To support the Education Program transition services for the region’s Landscape Project, a hillside African American Men and Boys in implementing its current youth disabled, post-9 / 11 veterans and restoration of the slope along the Journalism Mentoring Initiative organizing for school change their families Martin Luther King East Busway $11,320 program $660,000 between Homewood and Braddock $40,000 avenues in Homewood Westmoreland Human Northside Industrial $25,000 Opportunities, Inc. Brown University Development Company To support Westmoreland To support a scan of community 9 To continue support for two Pittsburgh Partnership for Community Action’s Circles and school-based parent NIDC programs: the Sustainability Neighborhood Development Initiative as a means of engaging engagement efforts in Pittsburgh Initiative, including both For general operating support in a broad community resources to $50,000 brownfield redevelopment and time of organizational transition fight family poverty river water monitoring, and the $375,000 $200,000 Carlow University Entrepreneur Boot Camp for To support the creation and use Veterans Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh of media by students to address $200,000 To support capacity building, issues within the Pittsburgh infrastructure, and direct housing EDUCATION Public Schools Operation Better Block, Inc. renovation costs for existing $150,000 A+ Schools Pittsburgh’s Community To cover incentive stipends, homeowners in order to stabilize Alliance for Public Education housing in Homewood and Carnegie Institute staffing, supplies, transportation, For operating support for A+ Hazelwood To support planning funds to program evaluation and student Schools as it informs, engages $400,000 explore the development and involvement in the Junior Green and mobilizes the Pittsburgh implementation of the Carnegie Corps community for educational Resurrection Power Incorporated Science Center STEM Education $150,000 excellence and equity To assist with the Summer Endorsement and pilot program $750,000 Pittsburgh Cares Day Camp for teachers To support HandsOn Tech $12,000 A+ Schools Pittsburgh’s Community $50,000 Pittsburgh and efforts to improve Alliance for Public Education StartingGate Carnegie Mellon University technology use within the local To support the exploration of a To support Starting-Gate’s long- To support African American nonprofit sector and low-income strategy to enhance A+ Schools’ term strategic plan to strengthen achievement through the use of communities organizing program to include its position as a business incubator virtual peers to promote culturally $49,000 a central role for a parent as for entrepreneurial growth and relevant pedagogy in teachers and volunteer coordinator in a Pittsburgh Community business startup activity in Beaver science achievement in students vulnerable Pittsburgh public school Reinvestment Group and Lawrence counties $600,000 For education and advocacy related $200,000 $11,800 to the Pennsylvania public transit Carnegie Mellon University A+ Schools Pittsburgh’s Community Student Conservation Association To support a series of hands-on funding crisis Alliance for Public Education For the SCA Hazelwood Initiative $50,000 To support participation in the workshops to develop writing, $50,000 Youth Organizing for School technical, communication and Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership Change capacity-building cohort media literacy skills in youth to be To assess the feasibility of Technology Affinity Group $70,000 used in developing documentaries coordinating the various resources For affinity group dues about issues in their schools and $1,500 dedicated to connecting people Advancing Academics communities interested in living, working and To increase college access and $450,000 engaging in Pittsburgh to the University of Pittsburgh To continue the successes of the enrollment for high-achieving, low- resources that are available, with income students throughout the Center of Life the intent of growing opportunities English Department’s internship To support an anti-bullying and program and the African American Mon Valley and talent in the region $150,000 safety conservation program at $15,000 Men and Boys mentoring initiative Mifflin Pre-K–8 School $48,700 Allegheny Intermediate Unit $31,670 The Pittsburgh Foundation University of Pittsburgh To support the implementation of To support implementation of a mini-grants program for middle Clairton City School District the Mt. Auburn report, “The Big To continue the work of the For after-school and summer Institute for Entrepreneurial and high school level teachers to Rethink: Positioning Pittsburgh address educational disparities at school tutoring for students for the Next Stage of Urban Excellence as it works to help identified for tiered instruction individuals and businesses the school and classroom level Regeneration” $300,000 through reading / literacy $50,000 succeed especially in the area of intervention programs contract opportunities for small $50,000 enterprises, particularly those in disadvantaged areas $400,000 Consortium for Public Education Grantmakers for Education Luminari Pittsburgh Urban Christian School To support My Action Plan for For Grantmakers for Education’s To provide full and partial To provide operating support Success (MAPS) along with the Creativity and Digital Learning scholarships for diverse and for low-income students from digital architecture Emaps member briefing underserved 8–12 grade students distressed communities $400,000 $10,000 in southwestern Pennsylvania $25,000 $10,000 Coro Center for Civic Leadership Grantmakers for Education Pittsburgh Urban Christian School To support a six-week Coro Fellow For program and operating Manchester Academic To build capacity for the long-term placement with the Education support Charter School financial and academic success of Program and African American $10,000 To support student-based learning, the school 10 Men and Boys Task force increasing teacher empowerment, $150,000 $2,750 Grantmakers of and developing and implementing Western Pennsylvania a blended curriculum POISE Foundation Coro Center for Civic Leadership For support in 2012 $300,000 To participate in the Youth To provide operating and $23,000 Organizing for School Change programming support to Coro’s Negro Educational Emergency Drive capacity-building cohort youth and education program Higher Achievement Program, Inc. For scholarship program $70,000 that trains youth, adult citizens To support an expansion $700,000 and professional educators to be feasibility study. Press Club of Western Pennsylvania community advocates for equitable $22,000 Neighborhood Learning Alliance To support the Pittsburgh Black public schools For support of an expanding Media Federation’s summer youth Hill District Consensus Group $230,000 network of community-based, journalism workshop To support the Hill District after-school programs $10,000 Duquesne University Consensus Group’s participation $300,000 To provide tuition money that will in the Youth Organizing for School Quaker Valley School District support the summer coursework of Change capacity-building cohort Northside Urban Pathways — For planning and submission the Heinz Fellows $50,000 A Public Charter School of a charter school application $11,110 For expansion of educational $75,000 Hill House Association program Education Law Center For the Shyne Awards Ceremony, $225,000 Research for Action To build capacity for parent, which recognizes young adults To support state education policy student and community between the ages of 13 to 19 who Pennsylvania Coalition of Public debates through objective, rigorous, Charter Schools engagement in school climate excel in education, community, and timely research For support of policy work that issues throughout public schools in leadership or service $75,000 builds charter school capacity and Allegheny County $10,000 quality in Pennsylvania $200,000 Robert Morris University Homeless Children’s Education Fund $300,000 To create and endow the Robert Every Child, Inc. To support the Homeless Morris University Research Center Philadelphia University To support the planning phase Education Network’s growth in for Black Male Educational Student To support the establishment of an academic enrichment and the region Success of the Arlen Specter Center for leadership initiative for African $125,000 $900,000 Public Policy American boys in middle school Homewood Children’s Village $50,000 $10,000 Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors For the Heinz Fellows: To provide support for the Philanthropy Roundtable Foundation Center Accountability and Data Input Communities for Teaching For support of the Philanthropy To provide operating support for Support Project Excellence efforts in Pittsburgh Roundtable the Foundation Center’s work with $12,800 $83,306 $10,000 organizations in southwestern Hope Foundation Pennsylvania and beyond Roman Catholic Diocese of To fund the Leadership Academy Pittsburgh Board of Public Education Pittsburgh $18,000 for Mathematics and Science’s To support YES Prep School To develop the curriculum for Improvement Benchmarking Foundation for Indiana University Wilkinsburg Pilot Program a STEM program that meets the Trip to Houston, Texas of Pennsylvania (LAMS Comprehensive Summer needs of the 21st century, at-risk To support IUP Promise Plus Segment 2012) $30,000 high school student interested Program $38,000 both in pursuing further education Pittsburgh Board of Public Education $150,000 and in post-secondary career Imani Christian Academy To support after-school tutoring preparation for students at Westinghouse and Fund for Advancement of For continuation of funding for $30,000 Minorities Through Education program and operating support Perry high schools To support Phase II of FAME’s $300,000 $40,000 Schenley Heights expansion Development Program Pittsburgh Promise Foundation $400,000 Jefferson Awards for Public Service To support the initial assessment, For year two of Students in To support the Pittsburgh Promise research and planning for a charter Action in Pittsburgh $6,000,000 school in Pittsburgh’s Hill District $20,000 $30,000 School Of Unity And Liberation World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Allegheny County Health To support SOUL’s proposal for For funding to support the For the second year of Department a capacity-building project to Council’s Global Education administration of the Vira I. Heinz To conduct a comprehensive help Heinz Endowments grantees Initiative Program for Women in Global search for the new director of develop new capacity for youth $100,000 Leadership the Allegheny County Health organizing work. $154,000 Department $280,000 World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh $50,000 To support the One Young World University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh (OYW) Summit to be held in For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship Allegheny County Parks For support of Education Pittsburgh Program for Women in Global Foundation Inc. 11 Program strategic planning $45,000 Leadership To support the Allegheny and implementation $44,000 County Parks Foundation’s Trails $110,000 World Federalists Association Initiative Fund of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh at Bradford $350,000 University of Pittsburgh To support Global Solutions For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship For support of the Institute Pittsburgh’s work to advance Program for Women in Global Allegheny Land Trust of Politics international education in high Leadership For Allegheny Land Trust’s $150,000 schools throughout Allegheny $19,700 Greenprint implementation County $100,000 University of Pittsburgh $10,000 University of Pittsburgh at For program and operating Greensburg Carnegie Mellon University support For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship For the headwaters resource EDUCATION $150,000 Program for Women in Global committee to assist the Ohio SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR Leadership River Valley Water Sanitation WOMEN IN GLOBAL LEADERSHIP US Foundation For The Inspiration $13,000 Commission in its plan to expand and Recognition of Science & its authority to include water Arcadia University Technology University of Pittsburgh at For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship quantity in the upper Ohio To support the FIRST Robotics Johnstown Program for Women in Global River Basin Competition event For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship Leadership $42,025 $50,000 Program for Women in Global $20,000 Leadership Center for Coalfield Justice Virtuous Academy $14,200 For operating support To provide Virtuous Academy with Carnegie Mellon University For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship $180,000 a survey instrument and marketing Washington and Jefferson College Program for Women in Global tool to be used in Duquesne For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship Center for Health, Environment Leadership and surrounding Mon Valley Program for Women in Global and Justice communities to determine how $12,500 Leadership To provide organizing, best to address students and their communications and technical Chatham University $18,000 assistance to Pennsylvania groups families’ school choice needs For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship Waynesburg University working on hydraulic fracturing $50,000 Program for Women in Global For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship $30,000 Leadership Virtuous Academy Program for Women in Global To provide startup and operating $7,000 Leadership Citizens for Pennsylvania’s Future funds for a choice educational For operating support Duquesne University $26,000 $700,000 institution that motivates students For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship to achieve academic excellence Program for Women in Global $100,000 Citizens for Pennsylvania’s Future Leadership ENVIRONMENT To support Citizens for $19,000 Washington and Jefferson College Pennsylvania’s Future’s ongoing 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania To support recruitment for the participation in the Institute for Lincoln University For smart community Charles West Scholars’ Program at Gas Drilling Excellence project to For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship transportation programs reduce the environmental footprint Washington & Jefferson College Program for Women in Global $97,500 of shale gas development in $50,000 Leadership Pennsylvania $20,500 3 Rivers Wet Weather Inc. The Watson Institute For work to promote long-term $38,026 To provide supportive training and Temple University sustainable solutions to the region’s consultation to schools with the Clean Air Task Force For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship wet weather problems To support Clean Air Task primary goal to increase teacher Program for Women in Global $350,000 force’s ongoing participation effectiveness, maximize student Leadership in the Institute for Gas Drilling achievement and create improved $24,500 Allegheny County Health learning environments within Department Excellence project to reduce the schools Thiel College For the Allegheny County Health environmental footprint of shale $100,000 For the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship Department’s strategic planning gas development in Pennsylvania Program for Women in Global $50,000 $50,000 Leadership $20,000 Clean Air Task Force Earthworks Friends of the Riverfront, Inc. Keystone Research Center For the NGO participation in To generate public awareness of To add a crushed limestone surface To understand the impact the Institute for Gas Drilling and build state coalitions to address to the Hazelwood segment of the dimensions of deep shale gas Excellence project the need for greater capacity of Three Rivers Heritage Trail in drilling on human and social $50,000 government to enforce natural gas order to preserve the integrity of services sectors in order to reduce regulations and ensure industrial the trail segment and ensure it will adverse effects on individuals and Clean Water Fund compliance remain a stable and usable portion communities To enact policies to improve air $50,000 of the trail $75,000 quality in Allegheny County. $40,000 $300,000 Energy Conservation Council Local Government Academy 12 of Pennsylvania Funders’ Network for Smart Growth To promote multi-municipal and Clean Water Fund For legal and policy work to and Livable Communities sustainability planning To build a broad network in promote transmission capacity For 2012 membership in The $200,000 Pennsylvania to address policies on for environmentally preferable Funder’s Network for Smart Marcellus Shale gas extraction electricity sources Growth, an affinity group providing Loyalhanna Watershed $45,000 $325,000 oppor­tunities to work with Association Inc foundation colleagues on land use, For support of the Feasibility Community Foundation of Environmental Defense Fund transportation and community Study for Adaptive Reuse of the Greater Johnstown Incorporated development strategies Loyalhanna Watershed Farm To support the Three Rivers To support Environmental Defense $20,000 $13,850 Water Keeper Fund’s ongoing participation $90,000 in the Institute for Gas Drilling Green Building Alliance Mountain Watershed Association Excellence project to reduce the To provide Green Building Alliance To provide operating support to Conservation Pennsylvania environmental footprint of shale with operating and program protect Pennsylvania watersheds For polling and message testing gas development in Pennsylvania support as it implements a new from the impacts of coal and related to shale gas impact $50,000 strategic plan natural gas extraction $30,000 $300,000 $335,000 Environmental Grantmakers Consultative Group on Biological Association Group Against Smog & Pollution Nine Mile Run Watershed Diversity For membership dues renewal To support Group Against Association Inc. For 2012–13 membership in the $4,678 Smog and Pollution’s ongoing To support continued restoration Consultative Group on Biological participation in the Institute for and protection of the Nine Mile Diversity, an affinity group Environmental Integrity Project Gas Drilling Excellence project to Run Watershed and to advocate providing opportunities to work To obtain minimum federal reduce the environmental footprint for green infrastructure solutions with foundation colleagues on standards for the disposal of of shale gas development in to stormwater management in the issues of environmental health, hydraulic fracturing waste and to Pennsylvania watershed and beyond air, climate, water and habitat establish a national requirement $7,700 $142,075 protection to report toxic pollutants released $19,500 during the industrial process Group Against Smog & Pollution Pennsylvania Association for $50,000 To support education, legal and Sustainable Agriculture Damascus Citizens for policy work to reduce regional air For strengthening the capacity of Sustainability, Inc. Environmental Law Institute pollution created by stationary the Pennsylvania Association for For baseline methane To research lessons learned from sources, natural gas production, Sustainable Agriculture (PASA) in measurements and other methane past boom and bust cycles to guide and diesel and gasoline-powered western Pennsylvania assessments in response to natural Pennsylvania’s response to natural vehicles; and to advocate for $45,000 gas exploration and production gas development healthier air in southwestern events Pennsylvania Association for $150,000 Pennsylvania $25,000 Sustainable Agriculture $300,000 Foundation for Pennsylvania To provide operating support to Duquesne University Watersheds continue education, marketing H. John Heinz III Center for Science, To survey well water quality in To support Renew Growing and outreach throughout western Economics and the Environment counties of western Pennsylvania Greener Coalition work to restore For general support and for the Pennsylvania with unconventional gas drilling the Keystone Environmental development of major initiatives in $150,000 $134,820 Stewardship Fund environmental economics, human Pennsylvania Environmental Council $30,000 health and environmental health Earthjustice To support Pennsylvania $1,000,000 To aid Pennsylvania communities Foundation for Pennsylvania Environmental Council’s ongoing in addressing impacts of oil and Watersheds participation in the Institute for Institute for Gas Drilling Excellence gas development in the Marcellus To implement an ongoing To facilitate the Institute for Gas Gas Drilling Excellence project to Shale region environmental public health Drilling Excellence to complete reduce the environmental footprint $65,000 response for community members its development phase and begin of shale gas development in in regions engaged in natural gas operating by January 2013 Pennsylvania extraction $45,000 $42,000 $700,728 Pennsylvania Environmental Council Sustainable Pittsburgh Washington and Jefferson College Center That C A R E S Children/ To support a strategy for including To accelerate the policy and For a review of past boom-and- Adult Recreational green infrastructure in Alcosan’s practice of sustainable development bust cycles of natural resource To renovate the Jeron X. Grayson Wet Weather Control Plan in southwestern Pennsylvania development to inform new energy Community Center $150,000 $200,000 policy development $50,000 $50,000 Pennsylvania Resources Council Trout Unlimited, Inc. City Theatre Company Inc. For infrastructure development For protecting fish and wildlife Washington and Jefferson College To support the City Theatre’s show for expansion of waste diversion habitat from gas drilling by To research lessons learned from “Through the Night” by purchasing options engaging Pennsylvania’s sportsmen past boom-and-bust cycles to guide a block of tickets for students and 13 $75,000 and women Pennsylvania’s response to natural for promotion of the production $50,000 gas development $10,000 Physicians Scientists and Engineers $100,000 for Sustainable and Healthy Energy University of Massachusetts Lowell Community Theater Project To research and develop resources To explore specific policy and WITF Corporation to minimize and prevent program changes to elevate health To deepen public understanding To assist in funding the One Hood human health impacts from as an issue to consider in wood of Pennsylvania’s energy economy Media Literacy Academy unconventional natural gas biomass decision making with reporting on Pennsylvania $180,000 development $49,977 Public Radio, National Public $100,000 Radio and the Internet Moving Lives of Kids Arts Center University of Pittsburgh $185,000 For young black males to tell their Pittsburgh Community To support the annual conference stories in their words and images Reinvestment Group of the Urban Affairs Association for Yale University of their lives in Pittsburgh through To expand and improve citizen the first time in Pittsburgh To explore and identify linkages Pittsburgh Youth Voice participation in transportation $5,000 between environmental changes $50,000 policy, planning and funding due to natural gas extraction $48,000 University of Pittsburgh activities and the health of animals POISE Foundation To advance the research, education and humans in the vicinity To support a photographic project Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Inc. and outreach mission of the $143,000 aimed at capturing positive images To create and present a travelling Mascaro Center for Sustainable of African American males exhibit, online database and Innovation Zoological Society of Pittsburgh $48,000 associated lectures of the Marcellus $450,000 To conduct a sustainability audit photography project images and install solar panels, wind RAND Corporation $21,400 University of Pittsburgh turbines, and solar-powered To support the evaluation of the For an outreach plan for green light fixtures at the admissions next round of youth-serving grants Pittsburgh United infrastructure in the Alcosan booth area recommended by the African For the Clean Rivers Campaign service area $200,000 American Men and Boys Task Force to promote green infrastructure $31,000 $300,000 in the Alcosan Plan $150,000 Virginia Organizing Robert Morris University To provide support for the Health COMMON INITIATIVES To support the Black Male The Pittsburgh Water and and Environmental Funders AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN & BOYS Leadership Development Institute Sewer Authority Network (HEFN) and its natural $150,000 For Greening the Pittsburgh Wet gas project. Afro-American Music Institute Inc. Weather Plan. PWSA intends to $42,000 To support the Bayard Rustin Robert Morris University rewrite its long-term control plan Centennial Festival and Conference To support the Black Male to ensure that it incorporates green Virginia Organizing $6,000 Leadership Development Institute infrastructure practices and policies For membership support for the $50,000 that will reduce wet weather flows Health and Environmental Funders Bethany House Academy into the combined sewer system Network as well as support for To provide African-centered Rites Root Cause Institute Inc $25,000 its 2012 information technology of Passage programming for 40 To support the launch of the project youth ages 8–18 in the McKeesport Leadership & Sustainability Riverlife $47,000 and Northview Heights Institute (LSI) for Black Male For operating support for communities Achievement with a focus on completing Three Rivers Park, Virginia Organizing $80,000 strengthening work in Pittsburgh including strategic planning To increase nurses’ knowledge of $50,000 $975,000 the health, social and economic California University of Pennsylvania issues associated with natural gas To support a scan of the The Mentoring Center RiverQuest development implementation and impact To support the Game Changers To support RiverQuest’s $30,000 of rites of passage programs Project, a media fellowship for environmental education and $40,000 Pittsburgh-based black male engagement programs and Waldorf School of Pittsburgh filmmakers to uplift the stories of eliminate remaining debt on To support strategic sustainability California University of Pennsylvania success in their communities Explorer green vessel planning focused on implementing To support a scan of the $80,000 $1,600,000 rigorous energy, water management implementation and impact and recycling practices of rites of passage programs $57,622 $60,000 The Schott Foundation for Carnegie Mellon University Growth Through Energy & Focus on Renewal Sto-Rox Public Education For the refinement and testing Community Health Neighborhood Corp To help support the research and of advanced adaptive traffic To support Phase Two of the Metro To provide basic support services production of a report on African signalization in East Liberty Scale-Up Initiative to increase to the growing population of low- American and Latino males and $50,000 residential energy efficiency income individuals and families in public education inequities, titled throughout the City of Pittsburgh the Sto-Rox community “The Urgency of Now” Carnegie Mellon University and Allegheny County $75,000 $35,000 For expanding the traffic light $357,000 signalization project in East Liberty Sojourner House Moms World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh $214,000 Northeast States for Coordinated To pay for the match to replace the 14 To support the participation of up Air Use Management Inc rear stairwell for the main building to five African American young Carnegie Mellon University For integrating public health of Sojourner House MOMS men in the One Young World For Body Track and Air Bot, to considerations into federal rule $22,000 Summit being held in Pittsburgh monitor and track environmental development and elevating $50,000 factors affecting human health awareness of the impacts of Squirrel Hill Health Center $50,000 residential wood combustion To support the Refugee Care WQED Multimedia $20,000 Project as it creates a team to To support a multimedia initiative Citizens for Pennsylvania’s Future improve access to primary and to uplift the stories of African For the Pittsburgh Climate Pennsylvania Environmental Council preventive health care models for American men in the community Initiative: The Black & Gold City For support of the Pittsburgh refugees new to Pittsburgh through two projects: the Goes Green Campaign Climate Initiative, government $200,000 “Perception & Portrayal” series $41,200 capacity building and overall and the Black Male Engagement facilitation of the Pittsburgh Travelers Aid Society of Pittsburgh Challenge Civil Society Institute, Inc. Climate Initiative collaborative To provide employment-related $390,000 To provide science and technical $25,000 transportation assistance for low- support to inform renewable income men and women energy policies and to reduce the The Pittsburgh Foundation $100,000 BREATHE PROJECT public health impact of industrial To support the Clean Air Fund biomass and waste burning facilities $550,000 University of Pittsburgh Bike Pittsburgh, Inc. $400,000 To provide emergency financial For general operating support The Pittsburgh Foundation support to struggling families $270,000 Clean Air Council To support the Clean Air Fund through Allegheny County’s To reduce the impacts from wood $620,000 network of family support centers. Carnegie Mellon University burning biomass on air quality in For the completion of air quality $150,000 Pennsylvania West Penn Allegheny mapping in Allegheny County $205,000 Health System Inc Veterans Leadership Program of $247,000 To support the Air We Breath: Western Pennsylvania Clean Air Council A Regional Summit on Asthma To leverage federal funding to serve Carnegie Mellon University To pursue efforts to reduce and the Environment veterans and their families as they For BodyTrack and AirBot, to air emissions from natural $14,485 return to western Pennsylvania empower individuals and com­ gas industrial operations in $215,000 munities to monitor and under­­ Pennsylvania stand their environment and health EMERGENCY FUND $210,000 and explore the connections HEINZ FELLOWS Allegheny County Department $240,000 Clean Air Task Force of Human Services Duquesne University To support federal regulations Carnegie Mellon University To provide matching funds for For graduate studies support for requiring significant reductions in For development and deployment supportive housing programs the Heinz Fellows coal-fired power plant air emissions of a mobile air quality platform for that receive funding from HUD $234,156 $400,000 public environmental education to serve homeless individuals $250,000 Homewood Children’s Village and outreach Conservation Consultants $450,000 To provide stipends and benefits To support the Director of New Community Human Services for the Heinz Fellows Business Development position Corporation Carnegie Mellon University $750,000 $155,000 To support air quality mapping, To provide operating funds to meet the food and shelter needs source identification, and exposure Group Against Smog & Pollution OTHER assessment for a large spatial of individuals and families served To support the organization and by the agency domain of Allegheny County in Pittsburgh Board of Public Education implementation of a 5K Race for $125,000 order to develop information for Clean Air that will serve to educate For Pittsburgh Public Schools’ public engagement and policy runners and the greater community East End Cooperative Ministry Equity Plan making about air pollution and efforts to For emergency operating support $1,000,000 $690,000 improve regional air quality $50,000 $35,000 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 Marily Nixon Statement on Diversity OF DIRECTORS Breathe Project Coordinator Management The Heinz Endowments values diversity in its many forms. We Teresa Heinz Robert F. Vagt Jenny Cline believe the future of our community Chairman President Administrative Assistant depends on its ability to attract James M. Walton and retain an increasingly diverse Vice Chairman Jack E. Kime Community & Vice President Economic Development population. As a foundation working André T. Heinz Finance & Administration to advance the common good in Robert E. Stephany this community and in our broader Christopher D. Heinz Stuart B. Redshaw Program Director society, we have a respon­sibility to Director of Human Resources John Heinz Eric R. Stoller embrace a commitment to inclusive­ Donna J. Evans Program Officer ness as a fundamental operating Sasha L. Heinz 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 Douglas L. Root Judith M. Davenport Janet L. Sarbaugh ourselves. Director of Communications Senior Program Director Consistent with this philosophy, Franco Harris Carmen J. Lee the Endowments is an equal Justin D. Laing Wendy Mackenzie Communications Officer opportunity employer. Ability and Program Officer performance are the primary criteria Shirley M. Malcom Linda S. Braund Cindi A. Stueber for success at the foundation. Communications Manager James E. Rohr Administrative Assistant Candidates for employment are Jennifer W. Bails considered on the basis of job Drue Heinz Children, Youth & Families Breathe Project qualifications­ without regard to race, Director Emeritus Communications Coordinator religion, color, gender, age, national Margaret M. Petruska origin, sexual orientation or disability. Senior Program Director Linda Bannon Promotions and advance­ment Carmen A. Anderson Administrative Assistant opportunities are also based on the Senior Program Officer employee’s actual performance, not Finance & Administration on any of the above characteristics. Wayne A. Jones Jack E. Kime Specific responsibility for enforcing Program Officer Vice President this policy has been assigned to the Nancy F. Glover Finance & Administration president of the foundation. Administrative Assistant Ann C. Plunkett Controller & Director of Payroll Education and Benefits Administration Stanley W. Thompson Program Director Cheryl L. Dabat Grants Administration & Melanie R. Brown Facilities Manager Program Officer Denise M. Ficorilli Joann L. Clark Accountant Administrative Assistant Kimberly H. Gillespie Environment Administrative Assistant Caren E. Glotfelty Linda G. Jones Program Director Treasury Assistant Philip R. S. Johnson Vickie L. Beattie Senior Program Officer Receptionist & Grants Assistant