Mental Health Grants (Foundation-Directed Grantmaking)

Mental Health Grants (Foundation-Directed Grantmaking) is sponsored by The Pittsburgh Foundation. The Pittsburgh Foundation supports programs that improve the stability of low-income people by supporting direct assistance to obtain mental health supports, among other basic needs.

Foundation-Directed Grants | The Pittsburgh Foundation Foundation-Directed Grants Use the drop-down boxes below to search the listing of discretionary grants awarded through our application process. The Foundation awards grants in these strategic focus areas: Self-Sufficient Individuals and Families , Healthy Communities , Vibrant Democracy and Community Projects . Click to learn more about how to apply for grants.

- Healthy Children and Adults - Ecological Awareness and Activism - Respect and Value Diversity - Excellence in Civic Design - Research to Impact Policy Self-Sufficient Individuals and Families - Healthy Children and Adults - Ecological Awareness and Activism - Respect and Value Diversity - Excellence in Civic Design - Research to Impact Policy to create an accelerated Child Development Associate (CDA) Program.

Bach Choir of Pittsburgh, Inc. To support the 2021/2022 season. Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh For operating support for the Carnegie Museum of Art and The Andy Warhol Museum. To revive and rebrand the "African Arts in the Park" event.

Rivers of Steel Heritage Corp. To support the Rivers of Steel Arts program. Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company For general operating support. Society to Preserve the Millvale Murals of Maxo Vanka To install four new public exhibitions in partnership with artists and community organizations.

To support season 14 of the ATC Young Artist Ensemble. Daisy Wilson Artist Community, Inc. For general operating support. to conduct safety assessments of seniors' homes and provide and install safety kits.

Rainbow Kitchen Community Services to support the organization's Anti-Hunger Program. United Somali Bantu of Greater Pittsburgh, Inc. to support two full-time caseworkers and provide basic needs supplies. Homewood Children's Village to support three salaries as part of its advocate program, which will serve 75 students.

to support its academic out-of-school time program hosted in partnership with two Pittsburgh Public Schools: King PreK-8 and Lincoln K-5. NEED (Negro Educational Emergency Drive) to support operating costs for 2022-2023. League of Women Voters of Greater Pittsburgh Towards acquisition of urban green space in Garfield to create a multipurpose community green space.

North Hills Affordable Housing DBA HEARTH To support a case manager position for its transitional housing program. Crisis Center North, Inc. To build a replicable model for emergency and short-term housing for domestic violence victims seeking safety with their companion animals. Keystone Research Center Inc. To support the State Budget public education project in Southwestern Pennsylvania.

Community Kitchen Pittsburgh To support a workforce training approach that helps transform the regional food system into a platform for economic opportunity for marginalized populations. Just Mediation Pittsburgh To support expansion of eviction mediation services. Samaritan Counseling, Guidance, Consulting To help low-income individuals near Sewickley, PA access mental health resources.

B F Jones Memorial Library To support youth and families of Aliquippa, PA through a new learning garden. Coraopolis Youth Creations, Inc. To support programs in the arts, education, activism and juvenile justice diversion for Pittsburgh's Black youth and communities. To expand youth-guided advocacy initiatives that prevent juvenile justice system involvement in Allegheny County and across Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania Health Access Network To establish the BeHeard BeHealthy Pittsburgh chapter for communities to inform health policy. Duquesne University of the Holy Spirit To expand capacity for youth court representation and disrupting the school-to-prison pipeline. Women for a Healthy Environment To expand advocacy initiatives focused on addressing environmental exposures that impact public health.

Christian Immigration Advocacy Center to provide legal aid to immigrant and refugee women experiencing domestic violence. Anchorpoint Counseling Ministry to support a mental health counseling clinic to support older adults. Afro-American Music Institute to support Stop the Violence Pittsburgh's 2022 festival programming.

to support the Transformative Leader Program. To provide Equine Assisted Learning for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Brother's Brother Foundation To address unmet healthcare needs in underserved communities in developing countries.

To support new and ongoing digital and technology literacy at the San Rafael Public Library. To support protecting animals domestic and wild from suffering, homelessness and abuse. To support expansion of representative payee, housing and case management services for individuals living with HIV.

For general operating support. Attack Theatre Incorporated For general operating support. For general operating expenses.

Hill Dance Academy Theatre To support A Black Bead Story by Celeta Hickman. Pittsburgh Musical Theater For general operating support. For general operating support.

For general operating support. To support and stabilize the operations of 1Nation Mentoring in-school and community based programs.