Pittsburgh Foundation
"The first 50 years - A detailed history charting the Pittsburgh Foundation's progress and development during its first 50 years
"The following summarizes the Foundation's leadership since it was formed in 1945
"1945: The Pittsburgh Foundation was founded on a concept by Aims Conley, Sr.
"1945 - 1969: Stanton Belfour guides The Foundation
"1953: With The Foundation's support, Pittsburgh becomes home to the nation's first educational television station, WQED
"1960: The Pittsburgh Foundation reaches 79 funds woth more than $10 million
"1970: Rev. Dr. Alfred W. (Burr) Wishart appointed director, ushering in new era of growth and ideas.
"1975: Assets grown to $25 million
"1993: The Pittsburgh Foundation moves from its shared space with The Heinz Endowments to its own offices at One PPG Place
"2001: Burr Wishart retires and Dr. William E. Trueheart is named President and CEO
"2007: Dr. William Trueheart retires
"2008: Grant Oliphant named President and CEO" [1]
Board
Accessed September 2010: [2]
- Gregory D. Curtis, Chairman of the Board of Directors
- George A. Davidson, Jr., retired Foundation Chairman and member of the Board
- John C. Harmon, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors
- David McL. Hillman, Treasurer of The Pittsburgh Foundation’s Board of Directors
- Mark R. Hornak
- William E. Hunt
- Jui M. Joshi
- Maxwell E.P. King
- Claudette R. Lewis
- Peter F. Mathieson
- Nancy L. Rackoff
- James C. Roddey
- Elisabeth Schroeder
- Edith L. Shapira
- Howard B. Slaughter, Jr.
- Walter H. Smith, Jr.
Directors Emeriti
- Robert P. Bozzone
- James Broadhurst
- Joanne Burley
- Joseph L. Calihan
- Estelle F. Comay
- William J. Copeland
- Douglas D. Danforth
- Mary Lou McLaughlin
Contact
URL: http://www.pittsburghfoundation.org