Every day thousands of families in the United States learn that someone they love has been diagnosed with a form of dementia such as Alzheimer’s or frontotemporal dementia (FTD). The lack of available drugs or treatments to slow the progression of these diseases can make such a diagnosis that much harder to bear. Clear Thoughts Foundation is striving to solve this problem by raising funds and launching research projects that will lead to the discovery of breakthrough drugs.

You still have two chances to get that perfect holiday picture and support Pressley Ridge!

The New Hazlett Theater is a small but distinguished center for the performing arts. The Northside company is known to be an incubator for local and national up-and-coming artists, but they also produce their own series, Community Supported Art, and this year, for the first time, they will produce Sounds of the Season, a holiday concert on December 13. We spoke to their director of advancement, Kayla Hennon, to learn more about this longtime Pittsburgh nonprofit organization.

The sight of the iconic Salvation Army red kettle in front of a store is a sure sign that it is the holiday season. It is also an easy way to give back to the community during the season of giving.

The Twilight Wish Foundation turns dreams into reality for thousands of senior citizens.

In Pittsburgh, one local nonprofit is turning music into a pathway for connection and confidence. Band Together Pittsburgh began when a chance invitation during a local gig led to the launch of a nonprofit where drums, DJ mixers, and open-mic nights become bridges to inclusion.

New & Notable spotlights the accomplishments of those living & working in the northern communities of Pittsburgh.

With 18 neighborhoods and 12 business districts, there are many places to know and love in the Northside.

Wesley Family Services, founded in 2017, arose from the merger between Wesley Spectrum and Family Services of Western PA.

Many of our region’s nonprofits benefit from strong, female leadership. In a two-part series.

Anything that can be weaponized to maintain control often is,” said Grace Coleman, President/CEO, Crisis Center North (CCN).

B is for Books is a free children’s bookstore owned and operated by Reading Ready Pittsburgh.

The Foundation of HOPE is an interfaith nonprofit organization with a mission of empowering people impacted by the criminal justice system.

Strong Women, Strong Girls (SWSG) kicked off the celebration of its 20th anniversary as a nonprofit on September 1. The yearlong...

Open Hand Ministries is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that seeks to address the racial wealth gap in Pittsburgh by helping the African-American...

“Any fool can have a child. That doesn’t make you a father. It’s the courage to raise a child that makes you a father.” —Barack Obama...

Parenting is a challenge under the best of circumstances, and some parents need a little extra help. When Allegheny County Children,...

Thanks to Tickets for Kids Charities and its supporters, tens of thousands of local children have been able to enjoy cultural, sports and...

Samson was rescued by Animal Friends’ Humane Society police officers from a neglectful situation. He can be timid when meeting new...

North Hills Community Outreach has launched a monthly podcast titled Get to Know NHCO. Hosted by Executive Director Tom Baker and...