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News
- McAuley Ministries awards grants to support health and wellness, violence prevention, community development, and more »
- McAuley Ministries, the grant-making arm of the Pittsburgh Mercy Health System, announces the awarding of $156,280 in grants to 15 area organizations. A majority of the grants are designed to address health and wellness, violence prevention, community development, and capacity building in the Hill District, Uptown, and West Oakland neighborhoods. This brings the total amount of grants awarded by McAuley Ministries since its inception in January 2008 to $2,701,730.
- McAuley Ministries awards grants to support health and wellness, community development, and academic enrichment »
- McAuley Ministries, the grant-making arm of the Pittsburgh Mercy Health System, announces the awarding of $198,100 in grants to seven area organizations. The grants are designed to address health and wellness, community development, and academic enrichment in the Hill District, Uptown, and West Oakland neighborhoods.
- More than $1.1 million in grants will boost nine Pittsburgh nonprofits »
- More than $1.1 million in grants from McAuley Ministries will fuel the charitable work of nine nonprofit organizations over the next three years, Pittsburgh Mercy Health System officials announced Saturday.
- McAuley Ministries to help Carlow University expand service outreach »
- In an effort to consolidate and expand service programs for those in need, McAuley Ministries, the grantmaking arm of the Pittsburgh Mercy Health System (PMHS), has announced a $364,000 seed grant over three years to help Carlow University establish the Mercy Center for Service.
- McAuley Ministries grant to help children with asthma in Hill District, Uptown and West Oakland neighborhoods »
- Responding to studies showing that one out of every 13 children in school has asthma, McAuley Ministries, the grantmaking arm of the Pittsburgh Mercy Health System (PMHS), has announced a $150,000 grant over three years to Healthy Home Resources to improve the health of low-income asthmatic children.
- McAuley Ministries grants impact the needs in Hill District, Uptowns, and West Oakland neighborhoods »
- McAuley Ministries, the grantmaking arm of the Pittsburgh Mercy Health System, has announced grants totaling $1,192,540 that will address the health and wellness, community development, educational achievement and non-profit capacity needs of non-profits in the Hill District, Uptown, and West Oakland neighborhoods.
- McAuley Ministries announces March 2009 grants to Pittsburgh community »
- McAuley Ministries, the new grantmaking arm of the Pittsburgh Mercy Health System, has announced grants totaling $137,600 that will address the health and wellness, housing and community development needs of five non-profits in the Hill District, Uptown, and West Oakland neighborhoods.
- McAuley Ministries announces inaugural grants to Pittsburgh community »
- McAuley Ministries, the new grantmaking arm of Pittsburgh Mercy Health System, is pleased to announce its initial set of grants totaling $739,350 to nine nonprofits serving the Pittsburgh community.
Publications
- McAuley Ministries Out-of-School Research »
- In 2009, McAuley Ministries commissioned research to evaluate out-of-school programs in the Hill District, Uptown, and West Oakland. The research assesses the demand, capacity, quality of existing programs, and opportunities to enhance out-of-school programs in these target neighborhoods.
- McAuley Ministries Community Assessment »
- Hill District & Uptown 2008 Community Health Assessment
- McAuley Ministries Listening Sessions »
- In June 2008, the Board of McAuley Ministries outlined a strategic direction for the foundation. This direction was based on an analysis of the target communities and some of the key issues and challenges facing them.
- Coalition Against Violence Strategies »
- According to an alarming report written in 2007, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania was identified as leading the nation in homicide rates for African Americans. Answering the call to end the violence the Coalition Against Violence was created in February 2007 to identify and implement broad-based strategies to address this deadly issue.
- Coalition Against Violence Services Directory »
- The COALITION AGAINST VIOLENCE 'Community Services Directory' was created from various databases throughout the City of Pittsburgh, including the United Way Help database, as well as the Pittsburgh Public Schools Community Resource database. We also have included information provided from organizations and agencies that received solicitations directly from COALITION AGAINST VIOLENCE.
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