John G. Rangos Sr. Family Charitable Foundation

The Jewish Healthcare Foundation is an activist and grantmaking foundation based in Pittsburgh, PA. With three operating arms, including the Pittsburgh Regional Health Initiative (PRHI), Health Careers Futures (HCF), and the Women's Health Activist Movement Global (WHAMglobal), the foundation is dedicated to advancing healthcare innovation, advocacy, collaboration, and education for better population health. Through its unique brand of activist philanthropy, the Jewish Healthcare Foundation actively contributes to various initiatives, such as supporting maternal health organizations in Pennsylvania, providing emergency grants to the Tel Aviv Sexual Assault Crisis Center, and promoting teen mental health. The foundation is committed to making a positive impact on healthcare and strives to create a healthier future for communities.Generated from the website

The Dietrich Foundation, located in the USX Tower in downtown Pittsburgh, operates with a focused investment philosophy aimed at supporting pre-determined charitable organizations. As a matter of policy, the Foundation does not accept unsolicited grant requests from individuals or institutions outside of its designated beneficiaries. Generated from the website

The A J and Sigismunda Palumbo Charitable Trust, established in memory of Antonio J. Palumbo, is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in Western Pennsylvania by supporting educational institutions, health-related issues, and social services that benefit youth. With a mission rooted in the belief that investing in children and young adults is vital for the future, the trust continues to embody Mr. Palumbo's spirit of generosity and commitment to community welfare. Under the guidance of a dedicated board of trustees, the trust prioritizes initiatives that provide hope and support to those in need, particularly through Catholic education and charitable organizations. The legacy of Antonio J. Palumbo lives on as the trust works to empower the next generation and foster positive change in the region. Generated from the website