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 statewide public engagement on early childhood, afterschool, and youth development issues
$50,000 in 2024*
$50,000 in 2023
$50,000 in 2022
To support efforts to strengthen the governance of nonprofits supporting children and youth
$15,000 in 2022
To support an evidence-based early literacy program delivered in partnership with children's healthcare providers
$5,000 in 2022
To support the implementation of evidence-based programming to help parents and early educators address disruptive behaviors in young children
$10,000 in 2022
To support center improvements
$25,000 in 2022
To support work with public school teachers and administrators to encourage a focus on explorative play in the classroom
$60,000 in 2022
To support the establishment of a high-quality early learning program
$30,000 in 2022
To support a collaborative learning pilot in partnership with Too Small to Fail
$233,090 in 2021
To support training for adults as they help young Black children develop a positive racial identity
$27,000 in 2021
To support improvements at the John Heinz Child Development Center
$11,000 in 2021
To support efforts encouraging early literacy and family engagement
$20,000 in 2021
To support an early literacy parent education program in North Carolina
$30,000 in 2023
$30,000 in 2022
$30,000 in 2021