Pittsburgh Mercy Health System, Inc.
To support the expansion of a ballroom dancing program within the Pittsburgh Public Schools to include middle schools
$20,000
Recent Grants
There are so many ways in which to inspire, motivate, and shape children. It’s a process that starts early and continues through the school years as we prepare them for a life filled with possibility. Our goal at The Grable Foundation is to identify and support the people, places and activities that can guide and develop children in the Pittsburgh region. Whether it’s an enriched classroom, an afterschool mentor, a joyous performance, or straight talk on the challenges of growing up, our purpose is to enable meaningful outcomes. This searchable database illustrates our work.
Grants: Public Schools
The ArtsCenter
To support arts education programming for youth in the Triangle area of North Carolina
Payment 3 of 3
$30,000
Pittsburgh Musical Theater
To support educational and performance opportunities for students in the field of musical theater
Payment 1 of 2
$30,000
Pace School
To honor excellence in service to children
$4,000
Community Theater Project Corporation
To support student attendance and participation in neighborhood-based contemporary arts programming
$8,500
South Allegheny School District
To support administrators and teachers at primary and middle schools in 13 school districts in utilizing online tools to improve student reading, writing, and speaking
$14,950
Carnegie Mellon University
To support professional development in association with GigaPan School Dialogues
$2,000
Montour School District
To support the construction of a greenhouse at the school district’s middle school for use by teachers in science instruction in grades five through eight
$9,655
The Pittsburgh Foundation
To support the reform agenda of Pittsburgh Public School District’s superintendent and the Board of Education
Payment 2 of 2
$750,000
Attack Theatre, Inc.
To support arts education and outreach programming for youth
Payment 1 of 3
$17,500
Pittsburgh OASIS
To support one-on-one tutoring for struggling readers within the Pittsburgh and Woodland Hills school districts
Payment 1 of 2
$20,000
Propel Schools
To support the opening of three new charter schools
Payment 3 of 3
$75,000
Cornell School District
To support a day-long Constitution Day Student Summit for students in 15 southwest regional school districts
$7,700
South Park School District
To support a program that will help elementary students explore the use of technology and art as a communication and storytelling tool
$15,000
Chatham University
To support a teacher professional development program for Pittsburgh public school teachers
$20,000
Mount Lebanon School District
To support a program that teaches students how to use stop-motion animation as a form of making and interpreting art
$10,700
The Pittsburgh Foundation
To support the Pittsburgh Board of Education in renewing the contract of the school district’s superintendent
Payment 2 of 2
$3,500
Avonworth School District
To support an annual high school student film festival that will provide creative opportunities for students as well as introduce them to the art of filmmaking
$5,803
