Find Recent Grants
There are so many ways to support and inspire children.
Preparing them for a life of possibilities is a process that starts early and continues through young adulthood. Our goal at The Grable Foundation is to identify and uplift the people, places, and activities that guide and develop the Pittsburgh region’s kids. Whether it’s enriching a classroom, supporting afterschool mentors, or staging a joyous performance, our purpose is to nurture children and give them the tools to achieve their dreams. This searchable database illustrates our work.
*Search results may include payments scheduled for the future, which are subject to Grable’s evaluation and approval.
To support a comprehensive afterschool program for North Side K-12 students
$15,000 in 2025
To support afterschool programming for elementary and middle school students in the South Hilltop area of Pittsburgh
$15,000 in 2025
To support bike riding and bike safety programs throughout the region
$20,000 in 2026*
$20,000 in 2025
To support creative ecology-focused education programming for children and youth across Allegheny County
$17,000 in 2025
To support arts-focused outreach programming in North Carolina’s Triangle region
$30,000 in 2027*
$30,000 in 2026*
$30,000 in 2025
To support a mentoring program serving Westmoreland and Fayette counties
$25,000 in 2026*
$25,000 in 2025
To support an early literacy parent education program in North Carolina
$40,000 in 2027*
$40,000 in 2026*
$40,000 in 2025
To support high-quality arts education across the Pittsburgh region
$75,000 in 2025
To support a mentoring program for children with cancer
$30,000 in 2027*
$30,000 in 2026*
$30,000 in 2025
To support efforts to deter court-referred youth from becoming repeat offenders and to decrease the dropout rate among students in Durham, North Carolina
$20,000 in 2026*
$20,000 in 2025
To support professional coaching and technical assistance for child care programs
$60,000 in 2025
To support the redesign of the Daniel Tiger for Parents app
$40,000 in 2026*
$60,000 in 2026*