A+ Schools
To support an education reform organization focused on improving student achievement in the Pittsburgh Public Schools
Payment 1 of 3
$125,000
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.
To support an education reform organization focused on improving student achievement in the Pittsburgh Public Schools
Payment 1 of 3
$125,000
To support arts access for children in the Hill District by offering the opportunity to participate in exercise, music, dance, visual arts and theater, field trips, and community service
$12,500
To support mentoring and character-building activities for at-risk male high school students
Payment 2 of 2
$15,000
To support a college access and completion program for low-income youth
Payment 2 of 3
$50,000
To support afterschool and summer programming for youth in the Aliquippa area
Payment 1 of 3
$30,000
To support students' and teachers' participation in testing stream water across the greater Pittsburgh region
$15,000
To support work to improve the economy and quality of life in southwestern Pennsylvania by convening private sector leadership to help build consensus and implement actionable plans that create regional prosperity
$25,000
To support youth programming at libraries throughout Allegheny County
Payment 3 of 3
$25,000
To support the development of a system that will "push" personalized educational resources to teachers, parents, and students
Payment 2 of 2
$150,000
To support grantmaking to local school districts for curricula, professional development, and/or projects that advance interdisciplinary learning combining the arts and sciences through digital and/or maker learning practices for students and teachers in grades pre-K to 12
Payment 3 of 3
$125,000
To support a professional development cohort of area principals using the School Retool model developed by the Institute of Design at Stanford University
$55,500
To support a recognition program honoring teachers in the region for innovative instructional practices and outstanding leadership
$25,000
To support the Center for Creativity, including the Director of Instructional Innovation position, facilitation of professional development at transformED, and the distribution of STEAM grants to low-income school districts
$250,000
To support an afterschool program for Northside children
$15,000
To provide support for young artists to write and perform theatrical works representing the perspective of youth growing up in an urban environment
$9,000
To support arts education and outreach activities
Payment 3 of 3
$25,000
To support an initiative to enhance arts education across the Pittsburgh region
Payment 3 of 3
$125,000
To support arts education and outreach programming for youth
Payment 3 of 3
$25,000