350 Pittsburgh
By public education and collaborative civic activism, 350 Pittsburgh will:
- Promote understanding of the devastating impact of climate change on the urban and rural communities in our region and elsewhere.
- Demand that the region’s decision makers take all possible steps to help diminish climate disruption by ending our reliance on fossil fuels and investing in good jobs in a renewable energy economy.
- Encourage people in our city and region to become actively involved in the urgent struggle to reverse catastrophic climate change.
Allegheny Independent Media is a non-fluff website covering social issues in the Allegheny Region of Pennsylvania, from Pittsburgh to Central PA. They conduct statistical analyses, interviews and cover relevant events for the area.
Provides support to all activities associated with the America250 celebrations in Cambria County.
The Breathe Project is a clearinghouse for information on air quality in Pittsburgh, Southwestern Pennsylvania and beyond. They use the best available science and technology to better understand the quality of the air we breathe and provide opportunities for citizens to engage and take action.
The Cancer and Environmental Networks of Southwestern Pennsylvania supports the activities of a network of health care professionals, researchers, cancer-impacted people, environmental leaders, community-based organizations and others to raise awareness about how pollution contributes to the high rates of cancer and catalyze action to reduce cancer risk. Their vision is a future where people in Southwestern Pennsylvania are not exposed to toxic chemicals that contribute to cancer.
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To provide support for fireworks and entertainment for the Fourth of July holiday.
Supports the efforts and activities of the Conemaugh Township Area School District golf program.
Provides support for the causes championed by the East Hills Kiwanis Club.
Dedicated to inspiring and equipping women to embrace their potential, elevate their leadership, and drive positive change in their communities.
Provides support for initiatives that continue the legacy of Frances Hesselbein and educate the people of the Johnstown region on her leadership principles.
Empowering communities to work together to provide protection from traumatic experiences and foster healing. Their mission is to recognize, respond to, and prevent trauma, promote healing, and provide positive support by creating individual and community-wide awareness and collaboration. The coalition has been an active tri-county trauma informed coalition since September 2023 and covers Bedford, Cambria, and Somerset counties. The coalition has six action teams: Criminal Justice; Data and Evaluation; Marketing and Outreach; Physical and Behavioral Health; Training and Education, and Youth. Each action team has established goals and initiatives focused around empowering our community to provide protection from traumatic experiences and foster healing.
The ISDA Joseph Johns Lodge 214 Heritage Fund is dedicated to preserving and celebrating Italian traditions in the Greater Johnstown area, through community events, cultural programs, and educational initiatives. The fund aims to honor Italian heritage, share the richness of Italian culture, and inspire pride in their shared history for generations to come.
Supports charitable causes within the community.
The Johnstown Running Club serves as a resource for local runners and works to promote running and races in the Greater Johnstown region. Each year, they hold the On the Dam Trail race, a 50K (34 mile) solo or relay race around the Quemahoning Reservoir. Proceeds raised support Camp Harmony, a Christ-centered camp and retreat center whose mission is to provide adventure and fun with an eternal purpose.
The Johnstown Walk of Hope is a nonprofit organization started in 2016, with the goal of raising money for patients with a cancer diagnosis. The money raised goes to support patient expenses which include medical testing, treatment, travel, medications, and some household expenses. All donations support patients who receive care locally regardless of where they live in Cambria, Somerset, and Bedford Counties.