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Downtown Pittsburgh Building Boom Shows No Sign of Letting Up

May 12, 2013 / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Golden Triangle Continues to Shine, Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership Report Says

May 12, 2013 / Pittsburgh Tribune Review

Golden Triangle Continues to Shine, Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership Report Says

May 12, 2013 / Pittsburgh Tribune Review

Pittsburgh's East End Cooperative Ministry Expands

May 7, 2013 / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Allegheny Observatory Film to air on May 9

May 1, 2013 / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pittsburgh Promise Scholarship Campaign Plans to Raise Additional $90 Million

April 22, 2013 / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Goodwill, YouthWorks Nonprofits Foresee Pluses in Merger

April 4, 2013 / Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

YoungLives Program Helps Teen Moms

April 4, 2013 / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Don't Debate -- See the Mayoral Candidates do it and Decide for Yourself

April 3, 2013 / Pop City Media

City of Asylum's Literary Center to Open on North Side

March 19, 2013 / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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The Buhl Foundation built the Buhl Planetarium and Institute of Popular Science on Pittsburgh's North Side in 1939. It was only the fifth of its kind in the United States. The Planetarium was a gift from the Buhl Foundation to the City of Pittsburgh and is now part of the Carnegie Science Center while the original building is now part of the Children's Museum.

A Part of our Community

WQED Pittsburgh History Series

Buhl grants: Since 1997, in excess of $2,100,000

These WQED documentaries produced by Rick Sebak may be the finest tools for promoting Pittsburgh and the surrounding region that have ever been created. As important, the Pittsburgh History Series has been a significant source of revenue for WQED, a valued nonprofit for the Pittsburgh community. Read More

Experienced Dreamers

Pittsburgh launches $100,000 contest for Experienced Dreamers.

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Pittsburgh Public Schools

Recent Buhl grants in excess of: $400,000

Dream. Discover. Design. That is the goal of the Pittsburgh Science and Technology Academy, a new Pittsburgh Public High School (grades 6-12) where students can develop the necessary skills for a career in the sciences. Read More

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