This May, Mental Health America of Southwestern PA hosted its 24th annual Innovations Award ceremony, which honors individuals and organizations…
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412 Food Rescue is proud to recognize our 2025 Corporate Partners whose leadership and generosity strengthen food access across our...
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WRITTEN BY Sean Hudson Director of Data and Analytics Food Rescue Hero Last month, the USDA announced plans to eliminate the Food...
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Every day in Pittsburgh, 40% of edible food ends up in landfills—while 1 in 8 of our neighbors struggles with...
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This past Saturday, August 2nd, the Health and Well “Fair” lit up the Vernon C. Neal Sportsplex in Washington, PA...
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On Thursday, June 12, we welcomed dozens of our closest supporters—funders, partners, board members, and community champions—to a special Partner...
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“Folks need to feel safe when seeking help.” Originally published June 10, 2024 Happy Pride Month, Pittsburgh! 🌈 As...
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Tackling food insecurity is not only about putting food on a plate–it’s a public health issue. Beyond the effects on physical wellbeing, the inability to access food directly impacts mental health as well. Extensive research underscores the significant psychological toll that food insecurity imposes on individuals and families experiencing food insecurity.
Running for a Reason: 412 Food Rescue at the 2025 Pittsburgh Marathon This past weekend, our #MarathonHeroes laced up their...
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WRITTEN BY: Sean Hudson, MPA Director of Data & Analytics 412 Food Rescue Why Public Transit Matters Make your voice...
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