2012.13 Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation Community Report

PITTSBURGH PENGUINS FOUNDATION : :

COMMUNITY REPORT

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TABLE OF CONTENTS : : A Letter from the Pittsburgh Penguins CEO & President : :

Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation Mission Statement, Vision and Board : :

Community Outreach : :

Growing The Game : :

In The Schools : :

Signature Events : :

Beneficiaries : :

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LETTER FROM PENGUINS CEO & PRESIDENT : : The Pittsburgh Penguins are more than a hockey team; we also are citizens of this community, proud Pittsburghers, and our goal is to use the unique platform of professional sports to make a deep and lasting impact on our city and our region.

This is reflected not only in the $3.6 million we contributed to charitable and community causes during the 2012-13 season through the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation, but also in the smiles created on many faces when our players visit Children’s Hospital during the holidays; take part in Make-A-Wish parties and Project Bundle-Up shopping days; personally deliver tickets to season ticket holders; and surprise students by providing free pizzas to the Student Rush line.

For the Penguins, it all starts at the top, with two owners — Mario Lemieux and Ron Burkle — who are driven by a commitment to community outreach and fan interaction. Their mission is to make the Penguins a premier franchise, both on and off the ice, and that feeling is contagious throughout all levels of the organization.

Signature events include the Skates & Plates Charity Gala, the Wine Tasting Gala, the Summer Sticks Golf Classic and the Pens & Pins Charity Bowling Tournament. The new Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation also has helped to focus our charitable and community efforts on youth activities, including youth hockey, to help build a foundation for a very bright future.

Thank you for your support. Let’s Go Pens!

David Morehouse

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MISSION STATEMENT : :

BOARD : :

To actively promote physical well being, encourage

David Morehouse CEO & President, Pittsburgh Penguins

teamwork, stress the value of education and provide essential life skills to young people in our community through youth hockey and other activities.

Dave Soltesz President, Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation Travis Williams COO/General Counsel, Pittsburgh Penguins

THE FOUNDATION : :

Kevin Hart VP of Finance/Controller, Pittsburgh Penguins

With the guidance of our ownership group, the

Christine Astorino Founder & CEO, Fathom

Penguins organization has always been noted for our

Dr. Charles “Chip” Burke Physician, UPMC

generous contributions to the surrounding communities.

Patrick Fitzgerald VP, Communications, FedEx Ground

We understand the importance of our fans, and the role that we collectively play in the development of the region. Our players, coaches, and front office staff are involved in every aspect of community development,

Rose Gabbianelli Retired EVP/Corporate Affairs Consultant, BNY Mellon Trish Hooper CEO, Sewickley Valley YMCA

but what makes the programs work is the response to

Dave Klasnick Executive VP, PNC Wealth Management

our efforts by our fans.

Ralph Martin CEO, Trib Total Media

For our fans, we always strive to be the best in professional sports both on and off the ice. With this in

Fran Muracca Partner, Jones Day Deborah Rice Executive VP, Highmark, Inc.

mind, we created the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation

Joseph Schmidt President, Dick’s Sporting Goods

— a new effort to focus the organization’s wide-ranging

Karen Shero Pittsburgh Penguins

charitable and community outreach efforts on the

Laural Ziemba Director — Community Relations, CONSOL Energy

youth of the region.

The amount that the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation gave to local charities in the 2012-13 season.

The amount raised for Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation programs from the sale of Civic Arena Roof Ornaments.

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The number of free tickets given to area youth since 2010-11.

The number of various organizations that benefitted from donations from the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation throughout the 2012-13 season.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

7 FREE GAME FOR KIDS : : The genesis for this program came from a desire to give the team’s young and growing fan base the opportunity to enjoy a game at the new CONSOL Energy Center and thank our young fans.

The Penguins’ Free Game for Kids program has provided a unique experience for our area’s youth to attend a Penguins home game and has given 36,000 of our youngest fans that opportunity for free since 2010.

PENGUINS FOUNDATION 50/50 RAFFLE : : Midway through the 2012-13 season, the Penguins Foundation Charity Assist Raffle changed over to a 50/50 raffle. Fans purchased tickets from sellers in kiosks and on the concourses for a chance to take home half the total purse. Throughout the season, over $1.1 million was raised and divided between the winners and local 501(c)(3) charities.

GAME DAY AUCTIONS : : The Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation held silent auctions at every Penguins home game that featured many different items of Penguins memorabilia. Fans bid on items at one of two locations on the concourses — located behind Sections 104 and 201. Proceeds from the auctions totaled over $80,000 and benefited the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation and the many programs it funds. : : The Penguins’ Free Game for Kids gives young fans an opportunity to enjoy a game at CONSOL Energy Center.

MILLION

DURING THE 2012-13 SEASON OVER $1.1 MILLION WAS RAISED FROM THE CHARITY ASSIST AND 50/50 RAFFLES.

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HONORING OUR HOMETOWN HEROES : : The Penguins take great pride in honoring our military during home games and with the help of our partner, First Niagara Bank, we do so in style! Fans are invited to submit the names of local military heroes who are attending a specific home game. Those names are displayed on the center-hung scoreboard and read over the public address during the second intermission.

VETERANS ATTEND PENGUINS’ PRACTICE : : The Pittsburgh Penguins were honored to host military veterans during their team skate on February 24, 2013. The Pens hosted the 13 veterans from Operation Troop Appreciation, Pennsylvania Veterans Affairs, Mighty Penguins, and the Wounded Warrior Project. The veterans received a hockey stick salute from the team during practice. During similar veteran visits, groups have participated in a special meet-and-greet session.

MILITARY VETERANS ZAMBONI RIDES : : The Penguins partnered with ATI to provide servicemen and women an opportunity to ride on one of the ATI Zambonis (Stars & Stripes and Titanium) during an intermission of a Penguins home game and be introduced on the center-hung scoreboard. Every branch of military service is eligible and the participants can be active, retired or reservists.

OPERATION TROOP APPRECIATION : : On October 20, 2012, Penguins staff donated their time and efforts to Operation Troop Appreciation, a program that supplies soldiers serving overseas with a vast array of amenities from “back home.” Staff members visited the distribution center at Century III Mall and packed boxes full of wish list items for the soldiers. The boxes were then shipped to our military serving across the globe.

: : Brooks Orpik warmly welcomed a solider from the Wounded Warrior Project when the Penguins honored veterans during a game day morning skate.

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VITALE VISITS HAITI : : Penguins forward Joe Vitale traveled to Haiti in August 2012 for a humanitarian trip organized by the Penguins’ team chaplain Brad Henderson. Along with former teammates Matt Cooke and Jordan Staal, they visited the EBAC Orphanage and played a variety of games with the children.

The Penguins partnered with Reebok and donated t-shirts for the kids along with hockey sticks and soccer balls.

The Pittsburgh Kids Foundation has worked to create the first recycling center in Cap-Haitien, the country’s second-largest city. Vitale and the group also volunteered at the center during their stay. It is creating jobs and cleaning up the environment by providing Haitians who don’t have a source of income the opportunity to collect discarded bottles to take care of their families.

ADAMS, KUNITZ AND GRANATO WALK TO DEFEAT ALS : : On September 8, 2012, Penguins forward Craig Adams, his wife Anne, teammate Chris Kunitz, assistant coach Tony Granato, and thousands of others took part in the Walk to Defeat ALS at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium. Donations made online alone reached over $3,300, and thousands more were raised during the walk. Many fans pledged $27, in honor of the digits on Adams’ hockey sweater.

PENGUINS SUPPORT THE UNITED WAY : : The Pittsburgh Penguins partnered with Highmark during the 2012-13 season to make a $14,500 contribution to the local chapter of the United Way. Highmark employees served as volunteers at Penguins games to pass out promotional items as fans entered the building. As an expression of appreciation to Highmark employees, the Penguins organization presented a donation check to the United Way agency. Donors can contribute a portion of any United Way pledge to the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation by using the agency code 10495604.

: : Joe Vitale enjoyed introducing the game of hockey to a group of children from the EBAC Orphanage in Haiti.

12 SCORE ONE FOR LIFE BLOOD DRIVE : : Since 1992, the Pittsburgh Penguins have hosted an annual blood drive in an effort to save lives. Through the Score One For Life Blood Drive, the Penguins have assisted the Central Blood Bank and American Red Cross in their efforts to serve people in great need. Over the years, Penguins blood drives have yielded over 13,900 units of blood which have helped save over 41,700 patients.

SCORE AGAINST HUNGER FOOD DRIVE : : The Pittsburgh Penguins have hosted annual food drives benefiting the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank since 1992. Fans are asked to bring a non-perishable food item to the game or to make a cash donation. A portion of the funds collected at these drives is used to purchase turkeys for needy local families at Thanksgiving. In 2012, Penguins’ fans donated 1,835 pounds of food and $2,800. Since the food drive began, fans have donated more than 35,000 pounds of food and over $31,800.

ROCK AND WRAP IT UP! : : This NHL Food Recovery Program developed in cooperation with Rock and Wrap It Up!, engaged all 30 NHL teams to pack up all prepared, untouched concession food and donate it to local community shelters in an effort to divert food waste. The food was used to serve meals to those who might otherwise have gone hungry. In 2012-13, CONSOL Energy Center donated more than 15,845 pounds of food to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank as part of the Rock and Wrap It Up! program. Since this program’s inception, CONSOL Energy Center has donated more than 42,995 pounds of food; which provided 35,833 meals for those in need.

NHL GREEN LEGACY TREE PROJECT : : Penguins staffers manned shovels and gardening tools on October 19, 2012 when the organization participated in the NHL’s Green Legacy Tree Project, a program that provided a variety of trees for locations throughout Pittsburgh’s Hill District. By day’s end, Penguins employees assisted in planting a total of 30 trees, enhancing the uptown neighborhood.

: : Every November, fans donate record numbers of food items to benefit the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank at the team’s game day collection.

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THANKSGIVING TURKEYS : : Since 2007, Penguins players and staff have visited Pittsburgh’s Hill District in November to help the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank distribute food to residents for the Thanksgiving holiday. Food is purchased from donations collected at the Penguins’ annual Score Against Hunger Food Drive.

Prior to Thanksgiving, Penguins players visit a community center to distribute all the provisions for a traditional turkey dinner for 100 families. In 2012, the Penguins received an on-site assist from the Penguins Elite Team.

CHILDREN’S BOOK COLLECTION : : The Penguins were proud to partner with FirstEnergy Solutions to host the team’s 5th annual Children’s Book Collection on March 16, 2013. Fans were invited to donate a children’s book that would be distributed : : Pascal Dupuis and a group of his teammates visited Addison Terrace Hall in Pittsburgh’s Hill District to deliver Thanksgiving dinner turkeys and vegetables to 100 local families.

to Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh branches or to make a cash donation.

The Penguins Wives Association and Booster Club helped to make this event a huge success as they accepted more than 1,160 books and $960 in fan donations. In addition, FirstEnergy Solutions donated $5,000 to the collection for the purchase of additional books. Since 2009, the generosity of fans has allowed the Pens to donate over 8,400 books and $9,980 to the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.

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SUPPORT FOR OKLAHOMA TORNADO & HURRICANE SANDY DISASTER RELIEF : : The Penguins Foundation proudly continued its tradition of reaching beyond its locality to support relief efforts for national disasters with a game day collection on May 24, 2013 raising over $26,000 to benefit Oklahoma tornado victims. Volunteers from the Penguins, the Penguins Foundation, the Booster Club and the American Red Cross collected over $16,000 in donations prior to the team’s Eastern Conference Semifinal Game at CONSOL Energy Center. In addition, the Nimick Forbesway Foundation of Pittsburgh donated $10,000 to the Penguins Foundation earmarked for the Oklahoma Tornado Relief Fund. All donations were used by the American Red Cross to support residents of Oklahoma City and the surrounding communities that were affected by the devastating effects of the tornado.

On November 16, 2012 the Penguins Foundation raised $5,000 for American Red Cross efforts to aid devastated East Coast communities affected by Hurricane Sandy by holding a collection prior to the Tour of Gymnastics Champions event at CONSOL Energy Center.

SUPPORT FOR ONE FUND BOSTON : : The Penguins Foundation raised more than $53,000 for The One Fund Boston to benefit victims of the Boston Marathon tragedy on April 15, 2013.

Funds were raised through an online auction of Penguins jerseys from their game vs. the Boston Bruins on April 20.

Each Penguins jersey featured a 617 commemorative patch representing the city of Boston area code. The One Fund was established to raise funds to assist those families most affected by the marathon tragedy. Immediately after the Fund was created, the Penguins Foundation collaborated with the Boston Bruins Foundation to hold separate auctions benefiting the cause.

RAISED MORE THAN $53,000 FOR THE ONE FUND BOSTON TO BENEFIT VICTIMS OF THE BOSTON MARATHON TRAGEDY ON APRIL 15, 2013.

: : Penguins players wore commemorative 617 patches on their jerseys when they played the Boston Bruins on April 20, 2013, then auctioned the game-worn jerseys to raise funds for the victims of the Boston Marathon tragedy.

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CIVIC ARENA HOLIDAY ORNAMENTS : : The Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation and Wendell August Forge joined forces to sell specially designed holiday ornaments made from portions of the former Civic Arena roof prior to the 2012 holiday season. This third in a series ornament featured a tribute to the Penguins’ three Stanley Cup Championship seasons. Proceeds from the 2012 holiday ornament benefited the Autism Society of Pittsburgh and the Penguins Foundation’s youth initiatives.

TOYS FOR TOTS : : Each season, fans are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy or to make a cash donation to help purchase toys for underprivileged children in the Pittsburgh area during the holiday season. The Penguins Wives Association and Penguins Booster Club join forces with the U.S. Marine Corps at CONSOL Energy Center gates to benefit the Toys for Tots program. Since 1992, Penguins fans have donated over 20,500 toys and $56,250 at the team’s annual toy drives.

TEAM VISIT TO CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF PITTSBURGH OF UPMC : : A team tradition since the 1970s, Penguins players and team mascot, Iceburgh, make an annual visit to the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. During the December visit, there are lots of wide smiles and laughter as players wearing Santa hats visit each floor of the hospital, greeting patients and distributing Christmas gifts to the children. After the room-to-room visits, players join the patients in the hospital playrooms for a variety of tabletop games and activities.

: : The entire team played Santa during their annual visit to Children’s Hospital as they delivered presents and spread holiday cheer.

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OPERATION SHOEBOX : : The Operation Shoebox program was introduced to the Penguins organization years ago by the team’s first general manager Jack Riley. The program was designed to brighten the holidays for seniors residing in assisted living facilities.

Staff members from all departments of the Penguins organization donate beautifully wrapped Christmas gifts for the elderly residents. On December 19, 2012, the Penguins front office staff visited with residents at Harmer Village Senior Care in Cheswick delivering over 60 holiday gifts.

PITTSBURGH PENGUINS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION : : Penguins’ alumni members have provided a valuable assist to the Penguins organization by serving as ambassadors for the sport in our region.

In 1998, the Alumni Association created the Alumni Charity Golf Classic to benefit local children’s charities. Over the past 15 years, the event has raised over $430,000. In addition, the Alumni Association awarded its ninth annual $2,000 scholarship to a deserving high school senior in 2013.

Annually, the Alumni Association also hosts a Skate with the Greats public skating session and a Texas Hold Em Poker Tournament. Both events raise funds for breast cancer awareness and research. Along with their fundraising, alumni members serve as instructors at Penguins’ clinics and youth camps; hold autograph sessions at Penguins’ blood drives; and serve as guest speakers at a variety of team events.

: : Bryan Trottier joined fellow local alumni members as he interacted with fans at the Penguins Alumni Association’s annual Skate with the Greats event.

23 PENGUINS WIVES ASSOCIATION : : The Penguins Wives Association is a vital part of the Penguins organization. The ladies’ signature event is Pens & Pins, a charity bowing tournament to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Greater PA & Southern WV. Created in 2009, the event features Penguins players and coaches serving as celebrity captains for competing bowling teams. The event includes an online auction that has raised over $173,000 to make wishes come true for many local children with lifethreatening illnesses.

The Penguins Wives Association also hosts an online auction each holiday season. The ladies create and decorate a holiday item unique to their significant other. Over the past six years, the Penguins Wives Association has donated over $57,500 to charity through this initiative. In addition to raising funds for charity, the team’s wives and girlfriends serve our community in many ways including visits to The Children’s Home to decorate Halloween pumpkins, collecting donations for a local animal shelter and providing gifts for the underprivileged during the holidays.

: : Erin Orpik makes a new friend during the wives visit to decorate Halloween pumpkins at The Children’s Home of Pittsburgh.

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PENGUINS & PAWS PET CALENDAR : : In the 2011-12 season, the Pittsburgh Penguins and Animal Rescue League Shelter & Wildlife Center partnered to create a 2012 Penguins & Paws Charity Pet Calendar. The calendar featured Penguins players in a casual setting with their family pets or adoptable animals from the Animal Rescue League. Penguins’ fans helped raise over $68,000 for the Animal Rescue League Shelter & Wildlife Center! The Penguins Foundation will produce a similar calendar for 2014 to benefit the center’s humanitarian efforts.

PET SUPPLIES COLLECTION : : The Penguins held their first-ever Pet Supplies Collection in 2012 for the Animal Rescue League Shelter & Wildlife Center. Over the past two seasons, the Penguins Foundation has collected over 1,800 supply items and more than $5,000 in cash donations. All monetary donations were used to purchase additional supplies for the animals housed at the Animal Rescue League Shelter & Wildlife Center.

SALVATION ARMY RED KETTLE CAMPAIGN : : Each season, the Pittsburgh Penguins assist The Salvation Army through donations of autographed : : Evgeni Malkin was all smiles as he posed with two adoptable puppies from the Animal Rescue League during a photo shoot for the team’s charity pet calendar.

memorabilia and in-game collections. Volunteers from The Salvation Army set up their iconic red kettles inside the gates of CONSOL Energy Center and accept monetary donations before a December home game.

26 PENGUINS BOOSTER CLUB : : Each year, Booster Club members volunteer at all Penguins’ in-game collections and team up with the Penguins for the collector’s series holiday ornament sale at home games in November and December. This promotion raises funds for the Booster Club’s official charity — the Autism Society of Pittsburgh. The annual ornament sale raises funds to provide assistance for children and their families affected by autism. The Booster Club also cosponsors the team’s annual Bob Johnson Memorial Scholarship.

ICEBURGH : : Pittsburgh Penguins mascot Iceburgh not only provides Penguins fans with energetic game night entertainment; but, this large fluffy bird can also be seen at a multitude of community events and elementary schools throughout the greater Pittsburgh area. Along with a host of community festivals, fairs and fundraisers, Iceburgh is a regular visitor to Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC to brighten the day of young patients.

ICE CREW : : The Pittsburgh Penguins Ice Crew is a high-energy, athletic team that promotes the Penguins at every home game and select community events throughout the year. The Pittsburgh Penguins Ice Crew enhances the entire game experience by interacting with fans during home games and maintaining the ice surface during stoppages in play.

: : Children gravitate to Iceburgh at Penguins home games and during the numerous community appearances he makes on behalf of the team each year.

28 CROSBY & MALKIN CHARITY SUITES : : Illustrating the saying that “charity starts at home,” Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin have made two luxury suites at CONSOL Energy Center into special places for local youth undergoing challenges.

Each player hosts more than twenty different charitable organizations — each with an emphasis on children who are coping with difficult health, economic or family challenges — providing them the opportunity to enjoy the excitement of Penguins hockey from a luxury suite.

CHILDREN’S CHARITIES PRACTICE & LUNCHEON : : For the past 26 years, the team invites children battling illness or great difficulties and their families to a special practice session and team luncheon.

Thirty families from the Make-A-Wish Foundation, The Children’s Institute and The Children’s Home of Pittsburgh & Lemieux Family Center attend the event. The families are able to mingle with the players and coaches during lunch. After lunch, the team signs autographs, poses for photos and greets family members. Each child receives a gift bag filled with Penguins mementos and gifts.

: : James Neal made new friends during the annual Children’s Practice & Luncheon at CONSOL Energy Center.

30 PROJECT BUNDLE-UP : : When the autumn breeze turns into a wintry wind, it marks the time of year for the Penguins’ Project Bundle-Up Shopping Day with The Salvation Army.

Penguins players spend the afternoon shopping with young children in need of outerwear for the winter months. When shopping wraps up, the children all have new coats, boots, hats, gloves and scarves. The children then collect autographs and pose for pictures before returning to school. Penguins’ corporate partners Dick’s Sporting Goods and T.G.I. Friday’s join forces with the Penguins for this annual event.

: : Marc-Andre Fleury and his teammates assisted children with their selection of warm winter clothing during the team’s Project Bundle-Up shopping spree.

MORE THAN 670 CHILDREN HAVE RECEIVED WARM WINTER CLOTHING THROUGH THE PITTSBURGH PENGUINS’ PROJECT BUNDLE-UP PROGRAM.

The number of children who belonged to the T.G.I. Friday’s® Penguins Kids Club last year.

The number of athletes involved in hockey and twelve other sports who received free baseline concussion testing through HEADS UP Pittsburgh since the program’s inception.

The number of children since 2008 that Little Penguins Learn to Play program has outfitted.

The number of children who have participated in the YMCA Jr. Penguins program since its inception.

GROWING THE GAME

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LITTLE PENGUINS LEARN TO PLAY : : Thanks to Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins, 4,200 children throughout the tri-state region were introduced to the game of hockey during the first five seasons of the Little Penguins Learn to Play Hockey program.

With the support of Reebok and Dick’s Sporting Goods, the Little Penguins Learn to Play Hockey program increased participation in youth hockey among children ages 4-8 by providing free equipment, including skates, to all registered participants. The Little Penguins Learn to Play Hockey program will again outfit 1,000 children in the upcoming season. There will be 26 instructional programs at 23 area rinks — including four designated for girls.

HEADS UP PITTSBURGH : : The Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation and UPMC Sports Medicine teamed up on a first-of-its-kind initiative — HEADS UP Pittsburgh. Through various events and educational training sessions, HEADS UP Pittsburgh teaches concussion signs and symptoms, the steps to take if an athlete has a suspected concussion and the importance of athletes taking time to recover. : : Sidney Crosby instructed young hockey players who participated in the Little Penguins Learn to Play Hockey program.

The program kicked off in 2011 and included free baseline concussion testing for youth hockey players in the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Hockey League (PIHL), Pittsburgh Amateur Hockey League (PAHL), others registered locally through USA Hockey programs and has since extended to athletes in other sports. The newest program addition provides free neckstrengthening kits for concussion prevention. Last year, 2,300 youth hockey players were tested. Our thanks to the CDC and Community College of Allegheny County for playing key roles in this unique program.

36 PENSFIT : : The Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation continues to develop programs which are designed to introduce children to the sport of hockey and facilitate an increase in physical activity. Beginning with the 2012 school year, the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation launched PensFIT. PensFIT is designed to provide free street hockey equipment to qualifying elementary schools in Allegheny County.

In addition, the Penguins, the Penguins Foundation and California University of Pennsylvania have teamed up to design a street hockey curriculum for physical education classrooms, which will also be suitable for use in community recreation center programs. Beyond a professional curriculum, the program will provide teacher training, instruction and materials. The program is funded from the proceeds of Civic Arena ornament sales.

PENGUINS SUMMER HOCKEY SCHOOL : : The Penguins Summer Hockey School is the flagship of the Penguins’ youth hockey camps and clinics. Each year, more than 160 local hockey players participate in the five-day camp. The camp features skills instruction from radio analyst and Penguins alumnus Phil Bourque who serves as the head instructor, as well as Penguins alumnus and Hall of Famer Bryan Trottier.

PENGUINS SCRIMMAGE CAMP : : The Penguins Scrimmage Camp is a week-long skills camp that showcased special guest instructors Phil Bourque, Penguins alumnus and radio analyst, and Michele Amidon, American Development Model Manager for USA Hockey. The camp was open to youth players in four age groups: Mite (5-8), Squirt (9-10), Pee Wee (11-12) and Bantam/Midget (13-17) and enrolled 90 children. The camp featured various types of full-ice, half-ice and cross-ice scrimmaging and small area games which reinforced the skill taught during the week.

: : Phil Bourque delivered a set of PensFIT street hockey equipment to the students of Neil Armstrong Middle School, then stayed to interact with the children and instruct a game of floor hockey.

38 TRAINING CAMP WITH DAN BYLSMA : : This week-long signature camp instructed by Penguins Head Coach Dan Bylsma, along with Assistant Coach Todd Reirden, included two age groups: Squirt-Pee Wee and Bantam-Midget.

Players were videotaped and received one-onone sessions with Coach Dan to analyze their skating and skills. Parents were invited to sit in on these sessions. Off-ice conditioning, as well as creating and reinforcing the positive attitudes that Coach Dan is noted for were important ingredients in this signature hockey camp.

GOALIE CAMP : : This unique camp, designed exclusively for goaltenders, was led by Mike Chiasson, the Penguins’ Manager of Youth Hockey Programs. Mike is a goaltender and has been involved in coaching goalies for the past nine years. This camp provided goaltenders with two hours of on-ice instruction each day, as well as off-ice drills. Participants worked on such skills as skating and mobility, positioning, depth, rebound control, post-save recovery, and reading and reacting to game situations. Off-ice they engaged in dynamic stretching, plyometrics and hand-eye coordination drills.

PENGUINS HOLIDAY POWER SKATING SCHOOL : : Developing quickness on the ice is an important skill for any hockey player. In the NHL, emphasis has been placed on speed and skill and it has spawned a trickle-down effect to the amateur levels. The way to get ahead is to move your feet, effectively. Seventy youth hockey players took advantage of this mid-season opportunity to concentrate on and refine their skating with Penguins Skating Consultant Marianne Watkins and Mike Chiasson, Penguins’ Manager of Youth Hockey Programs.

PENGUINS HOLIDAY GOALTENDING CLINIC : : This clinic provided goaltenders with the opportunity to fine tune their skills at the mid-point of the season. Mike Chiasson, Manager of Youth Hockey Programs for the Penguins and former Canadian Major Junior League and college goaltender was the head instructor for 34 young goaltenders.

: : Penguins Head Coach Dan Bylsma instructed young hockey players during his week-long Training Camp.

41 GIRLS HOCKEY SCHOOL : : The camp was open to female hockey players, ages 5-16. Instructed by USA Hockey ADM Manager, Michele Amidon, 45 female hockey players enjoyed a camp which exemplified the motto, “For Girls, By Girls,� featuring all female coaches on the ice with the girls. The age groups consisted of U-16, U-14 and U-10 and U-8. Participants worked on development of hockey skills, skating, conditioning and fitness.

TUNE UP FOR TRYOUTS : : Tune Up for Tryouts is a great opportunity to ensure that youth hockey players are ready and at their best for upcoming tryouts.

To achieve their greatest potential, the Penguins offered a clinic that enabled players to refresh and strengthen their skating, stick-handling, shooting and passing skills before tryouts began in the spring. Eighty players received instruction and focused on different skills for their upcoming tryouts.

TUNE UP FOR GOALIES : : Twenty-nine goalies received specialized instruction on the finer points of net-minding during two-hour sessions held during the course of three evenings in April 2013. The sessions were taught by Mike Chiasson, with former Penguins goaltender Brent Johnson on-hand as a special guest instructor.

BATTLE CAMP : : Formerly titled as Checking Clinic, the Battle Camp was designed to instruct players in establishing and maintaining body position on the ice. For Squirt and Pee Wee players, the clinic developed skills for gaining leverage, handling the puck in traffic, gaining and keeping the puck, playing with : : Young girls had an opportunity to learn from female instructors at the Girls Hockey School.

confidence in tight quarters and establishing net presence.

For Bantam and Midget players, the participants were instructed in all of the above skills, but were also taught the proper techniques of body checking, delivering a clean check, keeping elbows down and playing within the rules, strategies for avoiding checks, how to effectively take a check and how to play safe and clean while playing aggressively. Instructed by Cliff Loya, former Wheeling Nailers player, and Mike Chiasson, Penguins Manager of Youth Hockey Programs, 60 youth hockey players took part in the 2013 Battle Camp.

42 MITE JAMBOREE : : The Penguins host a Hockey in July Mite Cross-Ice Tournament each summer, following USA Hockey’s American Development Model (ADM). The tournament included players ages 8 and under and 16 teams played four games over two days. Teams competed in the platinum or gold championship games and each team received a trophy to take home to their rink. Each player also received a participation medal.

PROJECT POWER PLAY : : The Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation is excited to offer Project Power Play to promote fun, organized physical activity. As hockey becomes more popular in the tri-state area, Project Power Play allows young players access to newly constructed, outdoor, multi-use athletic facilities. These structures provide safe areas to play games under the supervision of established organizations.

THE PLAN Our 4-year plan entails the construction of 12 facilities. The selection of the sites is carefully planned by taking into consideration need, utilization, supervision and location, which is primarily in local parks or adjacent to managed youth development facilities.

SUPPORT Each rink has a steel dasherboard system, sports court and is enclosed by a cyclone fence. A Project Power Play start-up kit is included which details basic skills, game instructions and manuals. Directions, planning and developing skill sessions, and scrimmage games will be coordinated by Penguins staff. The Penguins will provide ongoing support for the facilities.

: : On Sept. 24, 2012, staff members from the Pittsburgh Penguins’ front office worked tirelessly to lay tile flooring at Banksville Park for a Project Power Play dek hockey rink.

44 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS ELITE PRESENTED

BY DICK’S SPORTING GOODS : : The Pittsburgh Penguins Elite Program began its inaugural season of competition in the 2011-12 season and included 14 teams — nine boys teams and five girls teams.

The teams quickly established themselves among the top amateur clubs in the nation and traveled across the country to compete against the finest amateur hockey competition in North America. In 2013, the U-18 Boys and U-14 Girls teams won Tier I at the Elite League Championships.

The Pittsburgh Penguins Elite also hosted USA Hockey’s National Championships for the U-18, U-16 and U-14 age groups.

The Pittsburgh Penguins Elite teams received support from Penguins alumni as well: Mark Recchi, three-time Stanley Cup Champion, served as an assistant coach and seven-time Stanley Cup Champion Bryan Trottier served on the program’s Board of Directors.

STEEL CITY ICEBERGS : : Pittsburgh Special Hockey is an adaptive ice hockey program for both children and adults with developmental disabilities such as autism, Down syndrome and traumatic brain injuries. The program teaches children and adults to play ice hockey in an environment adapted to each participant’s ability.

Steel City Icebergs is carried out by dedicated volunteers and USA Hockey adult coaches. The junior staff includes collegiate and youth ice hockey players who assist the coaching staff on-ice, enabling a low player-to-coach ratio and providing an environment for peer interaction to help the kids learn and form meaningful relationships.

: : A young Pittsburgh Penguins Elite player was focused and determined to help his team.

2010 Marc Piscotty

47 PITTSBURGH MIGHTY PENGUINS : : Sled hockey is a fast-growing, internationally recognized sport and a key event in the Paralympic games. It provides a means for physically challenged individuals to play competitive ice hockey. Getting a good workout, building self-esteem and being part of a team are just a few of the benefits.

The Mighty Penguins organization was formed by volunteers from Shriners Hospital in Erie in May of 1998. Many local organizations have helped their program by donating ice time, equipment, customized hockey gear and insurance. This year, the Mighty Penguins registered three teams on its roster that included youth, junior and adult players. These teams competed in tournaments throughout Canada and the United States. Notable players: Josh Wirt, a 2002 Paralympic Gold Medalist; Daniel Hefley and Nevin Gray, selected for the 2010 USA Junior National Team. In addition, Daniel McCoy, selected to be on the 2012 USA National Men’s Team, received player of the game honors in South Korea and took home a gold medal for Team USA. PITTSBURGH ICE : : Each hockey season, Pittsburgh ICE (Inclusion Creates Equality) provides children who may not otherwise have the opportunity to play ice hockey and experience such a great game. The program was established in October 2000 with the support of the Pittsburgh Penguins and its Alumni Association. As part of the National Hockey League’s “Hockey is for Everyone” initiative, Pittsburgh ICE provides boys and girls in the Pittsburgh area the opportunity to learn to skate and play ice hockey at no cost.

DEFENDING THE BLUE LINE : : : : Players for the Pittsburgh Mighty Penguins listen intently to on-ice instruction.

Defending the Blue Line is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization created by soldiers with the spirit of keeping hockey alive for the children of our nation’s military heroes. The mission of Defending the Blue Line (DTBL) is ensuring that children of military members are afforded every opportunity to participate in the game of hockey by providing free equipment, hockey camps, special events and financial assistance for the registration fees and other costs associated with hockey.

48 T.G.I. FRIDAY’S® PENGUINS KIDS CLUB : : The T.G.I. Friday’s® Penguins Kids Club was a huge success with more than 7,150 members participating last year. Along with their membership card, kids received discounts to PensGear and T.G.I. Friday’s®, a Penguins lanyard, wall stickers, monthly e-blasts with cool information, contests, online wallpapers, games and much more. Parents can sign up their children by visiting pittsburghpenguins.com today.

HIGHMARK WALL OF CHAMPIONS : : With the help of Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, the Penguins pay tribute to the pride and power of Western PA hockey by honoring all Pittsburgh Amateur Hockey League (PAHL) and Pennsylvania Interscholastic Hockey League (PIHL) teams for their efforts through the Highmark Wall of Fame. The official team jersey for each program has been framed and proudly displayed along the main concourse of CONSOL Energy Center, near the Kids Zone, between sections 110 and 115.

POINTSTREAK : : The Pittsburgh Penguins and Pointstreak Technology Solutions partnered with the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Hockey League (PIHL), Pennsylvania Interscholastic Roller Hockey League (PIRHL) and the Pittsburgh Amateur Hockey League (PAHL) to create an integrated network that will track game scores and statistics for the respective leagues at all local rinks.

Game scores and statistics will be updated in real time and are accessible via pihlnetwork.com, pahlnetwork.com, Smart Phone technology and an interactive display inside CONSOL Energy Center.

HIGHMARK PLAYER OF THE MONTH : : For more than a decade, the Penguins have honored local high school hockey players with the Highmark Player of the Month award. Each month during the PIHL season, coaches and league officials select four candidates to be recognized for exceptional leadership, on-ice accomplishments, and overall commitment to their teams. Award winners receive complimentary tickets to a Penguins home game, a commemorative plaque, in-game recognition, and will be featured on the Pittsburgh Youth Hockey Network website.

: : On Feb. 20, 2013, PIHL players were honored during a Penguins game for receiving Highmark Player of the Month awards.

51 YMCA JR. PENGUINS : : The Pittsburgh Penguins, the Greater Pittsburgh YMCAs and Trib Total Media teamed up to bring the game of ball hockey to the youth of our region. This program has grown to include over 3,100 children and 44 facilities since its inception. Junior Penguins teams are composed of both boys and girls ages 6-12 and the season runs between 8 and 11 weeks. Dedicated staff helped create and share valuable lessons that can be learned through hockey: sportsmanship, teamwork and the benefits of exercise.

PIHL : : The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Hockey League (PIHL) is the region’s governing body for high school hockey. School teams in the PIHL field clubs include the Middle School, Junior Varsity and Varsity levels with Division A, AA, AAA and Open divisions. The Highmark Player of the Month award and the Bob Johnson Character award are a few of the high school hockey endeavors that the Penguins support in their ongoing efforts to grow the game in our region.

PENGUINS POND PRESENTED BY 84 LUMBER : : The Penguins once again created an outdoor community ice rink at the new Highmark Stadium in Station Square on the South Side. The Penguins joined forces with 84 Lumber and other local sponsors to build the rink with a magical city view as the backdrop.

The Pond hosted daily open skating sessions and Pittsburgh Amateur Hockey League (PAHL) and the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Hockey League (PIHL) hockey games during the : : The Penguins Pond gave Penguins fans a chance to enjoy the winter weather and Pittsburgh’s distinctive skyline as they skated.

facility’s seven-week period of operation.

The Penguins Alumni Association also hosted their annual Skate with the Greats event in December at the Pond which was a tremendous success.

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The amount the Pittsburgh Penguins have awarded in higher education scholarships since 1992.

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The number of children and their families participated in the Explorer Series to learn about Robotics.

The number of schools participating in our programs.

IN THE SCHOOLS

55 OPEN PRACTICE : : Since 2010, the Pittsburgh Penguins and Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation have presented the Open Hockey Practice at CONSOL Energy Center. This event offers a rare opportunity for over 10,000 school students, in grades one through eight, from across Allegheny County to see the Penguins at work. Students experience informational videos about behind-the-scenes aspects of the team and facility and have the opportunity to ask questions of the players and coaches during and after practice. The whole event includes educational themes and everyone is given an activity book focused on education, health and nutrition to take home.

SCHOLARSHIPS : : Since 1992, the Pittsburgh Penguins have awarded over $150,000 in higher education scholarships including 70 City of Pittsburgh Scholarships and 24 Bob Johnson Memorial Scholarships to deserving Pittsburgh area high school seniors. Each year, Penguins scholarship applications are available through the participating high schools and online at pittsburghpenguinsfoundation.org. Students must have a grade-point average of 3.2 or better to qualify for a Penguins scholarship.

CITY OF PITTSBURGH SCHOLARSHIPS : : In conjunction with Pittsburgh Public Schools, three $1,500 scholarships are awarded to Pittsburgh inner-city high school seniors annually on the basis of academic achievement, community service and participation in school activities.

BOB JOHNSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP : : The $5,000 annual scholarship was established in memory of Bob Johnson, the Penguins late head coach who led the : : More than 10,000 students from Allegheny County schools filled the CONSOL Energy Center to watch a Pittsburgh Penguins practice.

franchise to its first Stanley Cup Championship in 1991. Throughout his coaching career, Johnson helped many high school, college and professional athletes become better individuals as well as outstanding students and athletes.

Co-sponsored by the Penguins Booster Club, this scholarship is awarded to a Western Pennsylvania high school senior for academic excellence, community service and providing leadership and sportsmanship as a member of their high school’s hockey team.

56 PENGUINS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP : : The Pittsburgh Penguins Alumni Association annually awards a scholarship valued at $2,000 to a Western Pennsylvania high school senior who has demonstrated outstanding academic achievement, good citizenship, school and community involvement, and who has shown an intense love for the game of hockey. Since 2005, they have awarded nine scholarships to deserving students.

NEWSPAPERS IN EDUCATION : : Members of the Pittsburgh Penguins visit classrooms to read to the children as a part of the Trib Total Media’s Newspapers in Education program.

Players answer questions about their education and personal hobbies while emphasizing the importance of school and reading.

EXPLORER SERIES : : The Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation invited 500 children and parents to learn about Robotics through educational films, demonstrations and hands on activities, all at the CONSOL Energy Center. The children enjoyed a day of fun while exploring the world of science.

: : The CONSOL Energy Center was transformed into a classroom for more than 500 children and their parents to learn about science as part of the Explorer Series.

The amount that Skates & Plates presented by Trib Total Media has raised since its inception.

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Funds generated from the Charity Auction on ROOT Sports over the past two seasons.

The amount the VIP Dinner and Wine Tasting Gala presented by 84 Lumber and Nemacolin Woodlands Resort has raised.

The amount that Beard-A-Thon has raised since 2009.

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SKATES & PLATES CHARITY GALA PRESENTED BY TRIB TOTAL MEDIA : : Since 1986, the Penguins have hosted an annual charity gala for the benefit of local charities and have raised over $5.3 million for medical research. In 2009, the Penguins re-organized the team’s gala and hosted its signature event, the Skates & Plates Charity Gala presented by Trib Total Media.

Penguins’ players don tuxedos and pass plates instead of pucks as they greet guests and serve as celebrity waiters for the evening. The Gala benefits the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation, Mario Lemieux Foundation and Western Pennsylvania Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

VIP DINNER AND WINE TASTING GALA PRESENTED BY 84 LUMBER AND NEMACOLIN WOODLANDS RESORT : : The Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation invites guests to celebrate wines from around the world, sample hors d’oeuvres and bid on exclusive auction items while mingling with Pittsburgh personalities at their annual Wine Tasting Gala sponsored by 84 Lumber and Nemacolin Woodlands Resort.

Over the past two years, the event has raised over $450,000 for the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation’s youth initiatives.

: : Deryk Engelland traded his normal uniform for a tuxedo on March 5, 2013 to serve as a celebrity waiter and raise money for charity at the team’s Skates & Plates Charity Gala.

62 HOCKEY FIGHTS CANCER : : The annual Hockey Fights Cancer Awareness Night is held each October, a month that highlights Hockey Fights Cancer (HFC) as a league-wide initiative to raise awareness and funds for cancer research.

Penguins players participate by wearing decals on their helmets all month; filming Public Service Announcements to air during October games; joining the coaching staff, broadcasters, hockey operations and front office staff in donning special HFC ties; and wearing purple jerseys during their morning skate and pre-game warm-ups. The purple jerseys are autographed and auctioned for the benefit of the Mario Lemieux Foundation and UPMC Cancer Centers.

Young cancer patients from The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and Make-A-Wish Foundation serve as special guests in the Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin charity suites. Children from each suite are selected to ride the Zambonis pre-game and during the first intermission. In addition, the Penguins donate a suite for adult patients and cancer survivors from UPMC Cancer Centers. Hockey Fights Cancer is a component of the NHL’s “Biggest Assist Happens Off the Ice” campaign.

CHARITY AUCTION ON ROOT SPORTS : : The Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation and the Mario Lemieux Foundation teamed up for a Charity Auction on ROOT Sports. Fans attending the game the night of the auction had the opportunity to purchase mystery bags full of Penguins memorabilia, which included an autographed item from one of the players. In addition, ROOT Sports dedicated their broadcast to the auction and promoted sales of the bags online, along with a variety of auction items that could be bid on via the Penguins Foundation website. All proceeds benefited the Mario Lemieux Foundation for cancer and neonatal research, as well as the Penguins Foundation youth initiatives.

FUNDS GENERATED FROM THE CHARITY AUCTION ON ROOT SPORTS OVER THE PAST TWO SEASONS.

: : Penguins players showed their support of Hockey Fights Cancer by wearing purple jerseys during pre-game warm-ups.

65 BEARD-A-THON : : The Beard-A-Thon campaign encouraged fans to “grow one for the team” for the duration of the 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs and have their friends, family and business associates pledge them. Fans that were unable or unwilling to grow a playoff beard could also pledge their favorite NHL player or build a virtual playoff beard on the website. Proceeds from the Penguins’ Beard-A-Thon presented

by Supercuts campaign benefited the Mario Lemieux Foundation.

This league-wide initiative raised over $330,400 for various charities with Penguins fans contributing over $72,200.

ALUMNI GOLF CLASSIC PRESENTED BY 84 LUMBER : : In 1998, the Penguins Alumni Association created its signature event, the Penguins Alumni Charity Golf Classic, to benefit local children’s charities and the Penguins Alumni Scholarship program. The event has donated over $430,000 to charitable organizations with an emphasis on serving children. Benefactors include the Pittsburgh Sled Hockey Team, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Heart Camp, ACHIEVA, Pennies from Heaven, Life Steps, Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf and the Mario : : Sidney Crosby enjoyed a day on the links during the team’s annual Summer Sticks Golf Classic.

Lemieux Foundation.

SUMMER STICKS PRESENTED BY REED SMITH : : At the start of each new hockey season, the Pittsburgh Penguins host a golf tournament and spend a day on the links for charity. The scramble-style tournament features teams of three, each accompanied by a Penguins player or coach. The teams compete for tournament prizes. Proceeds from Summer Sticks presented by Reed Smith benefit the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation scholarship programs.

The Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation was honored to assist the organizations below in their fundraising efforts during our 2012-13 season.

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CHARITIES HELPED DURING THE 2012-13 SEASON

166th Regimental Mess

An Evening for Autism

Bentleyville Lioness Club

316th Sustainment Command

Angel Ridge

Best Buddies

Brush Memorial Athletic Association

4 Paws for Ability

Angels' Place, Inc.

Best Friends Animal Society

Bucktail Council

82nd Airborne

Animal Friends

Best of Friends

911th Airlift Wing

Animal Rescue League Shelter and Wildlife Center

Bethany Presbyterian Church

A Canine for Cody A Caring Place Child Advocacy Center

Answers 4 Patrick Foundation, Inc. Apert International Inc.

Bethel Park Hockey Boosters Bethel Park Public Library

A For The People Institute

Apollo Memorial Library

Beulah Park United Methodist Church

A.L. Wilson PTO

APTC

Big Brothers Big Sisters

Ace Bailey Children's Foundation

Aquinas Academy

Big Hearts Little Hands

ACHIEVA

Arc of Jefferson County

ACLD Learning Center

Armbrust Christian Academy

Biggies Bullies

Action For Animals Humane Society

Armstrong Community Theater

Adam Wasielewski Memorial Fund Adaptive Sports, Inc. Adelphoi USA Adelphoi Village Foster Parent Association Akron Metro Heart Association

Armstrong County Foster Parent Association Armstrong County Memorial Hospital Foundation Army Heritage Center Arnold Palmer Enterprises Art Institute of Pittsburgh Arthritis Foundation

Bike Pittsburgh Bill Roux Memorial Scholarship Fund Bishop Canevin High School Bishop Carroll Catholic High School Bishop Donahue High School Bishop Guilfoyle Catholic High School

Buffalo Sabres Building Positive Horizons Burchfield Primary School Bushy Run Battlefield Heritage Society Business of Sports Academy Butler Area School District Butler Catholic Charities Butler Catholic School Butler County 4-H Butler County Humane Society Butler County Visiting Nurses Association BWAA CAHS Patriots, Inc. California University of Pennsylvania Calvary Full Gospel Church Cambria County Children & Youth Citizens' Advisory Board

Arctic Foxes

Bishop McCort Catholic High School

Atalya Mach Fund

Blacklick Valley Elementary Center

Aubri Brown Club Autism Awareness

Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network, Inc.

Autism Society of Pittsburgh

Blair County Christian School

Allegheny Valley Detachment 827 Inc. of the Marine Corps League

Autism Speaks

Bob Perks Cancer Assistance Fund

Avon Club Foundation

Boilermakers

Allegheny Valley School

Avonmore Senior Center

Alliance of Bikers Aimed Toward Education

B.F. Jones Memorial Library

Borough and Township Police Association

B.R.A.K.E.S

Boy Scouts of America

ALS Association

Baby Adam Callery Fundraiser

Boys & Girls Clubs of Western PA

Alternative Community Resource Program

Baldwin Borough Public Library

B-PEP JAZZ

Baldwin High School

BPJF Foundation

Band of Parents

Braddock Hills Fire Department

Baptist Homes Foundation

Bradenton Marauders

Carbon Recreation Athletic Association

Barber Center

Brandywine Elementary School

Cardinal Maida Academy

Barnesville Community Foundation

Brett Wilcox Benefit

Alex's Lemonade Stand ALIVE, Inc. All Saints Catholic Church Allegheny County Pretrial Allegheny League of Municipalities

AMD3 Foundation American Business Women's Association American Cancer Society American Diabetes Association American Heart Association

Barrow-Civic Theatre

Bridgeville Public Library

Beat The Streets Toledo

Brookfield Fallen Firefighter Foundation

American Red Cross

Beaver County Cancer and Heart Association

Brookville Area United Fund

Amvets Post 88

Bedford County Historical Society

Amyloidosis Foundation

Belleville Mennonite School

Amy's Army

Belmont College Foundation

American Legion Riders American Lung Association

Brotherhood of Nathaniel Burnfield Brownsville Area Revitalization Corporation

Cambria County Sheriff K-9 Unit Cambria Township Volunteer Fire Department Camp Friendship Camp Kon O Kwee Camp PARC Camp Splash Campus Crusade for Christ Cancer Caring Center of Pittsburgh Canon McMillan High School Capital City Vipers Youth Hockey Club, Inc.

Carlisle Area Sertoma Carlisle Hearts-n-Hands Carnegie and Bridgeville Fire Department Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Carnegie Mellon University Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Carnegie Science Center Caron Treatment Centers

67 CASA for Kids, Inc. Cathedral Catholic Academy Athletic Association

Claysville Volunteer Fire Department

Derek "Ike" Eisenhauer Memorial Scholarship

Clean Water Action

Detroit Red Wings

Family House

Cathedral Prep and Villa Maria Academy

Clelian Heights School

Diamonds R 4 Ever

Family Links

Cleveland Hockey Alliance

Dine & Dance For Justine

Catholic Charities Free Health Care Center

Father Ryan Arts Center

Clifton R Lewis Good Life Foundation

Dinwiddie Street Alliance

Fayette Resources

Catholic Daughters of the Americas

Disabled American Veterans

Coalition for Christian Outreach

Federicktown Area Public Library

Discipleship Ministries

Coalition for Pulmonary Fibrosis

Feed My Sheep Association

District 14-E Lions Clubs of Westmoreland County

Fellowship Community

Cathy G Charities CCAC Educational Foundation Cecil American Legion

Columbia United Methodist Church

Cecil Elementary School

Community College of Allegheny County

Cecil Township Parks & Recreation

Community Services for Sight

CEDARS Charitable Foundation

Community United Presbyterian Church

Center Civic Women's Club Center for Theater Arts Center for Victims Central Cambria Education Foundation Central Pennsylvania Humane Society

Community Women's Club of Level Green Concordia Lutheran Ministries Conemaugh Valley Alumni Association Congenital Heart Walk

Chadwick Manor-Patty Fowler

Connecting2Tomorrow, Inc.

Chapel of Hope Church

Connellsville Area School District Falcon Foundation

Chase Away K-9 Cancer Pittsburgh

Doctors Without Borders Dollar Energy Fund

Fight for Rex Paul Finley's Fighters

Donora Fire Company

Finleyville Volunteer Fire Department

Dormont Athletic Boosters Association

First Assembly of God/Women's Ministries

Dormont Elementary School

First Reformed United Church of Christ

Dormont Municipality and Chamber of Commerce Down Syndrome Association of Pittsburgh Dreams Come True Dress for Success DuBois Area Catholic Schools DuBois Regional Medical Center DUI Victim's Memorial Garden

Folds of Honor Foundation Forbes Road VFD Truck Fund Forest Hills Hockey Association Forest Hills Nursery School Fort Allen Volunteer Fire Department Fort Couch Middle School

Duquesne University

Fort Drum Mountain Warriors Sled Hockey Team

Cookies4Cris

Dylan's Quest for the Cure

Fort Ligonier VFW Post 734

Cop's for K.O.P.S.

Early Learning Institute

Frankfort Middle School

Corinthian Lodge #573

East Palestine Library

FRAXA

Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC

Corpus Christ Parish

Easter Seals Society

Freedom Area Educational Foundation

Children's Cancer Recovery Foundation

Corpus Christi Ladies Guild

Eastside Community Ministry

Crawford County READ Program

Ed Laboon Memorial Fund

Friend of Pine Community Parks

Crawford County Youth Hockey

EDCO Park Edgewood Elementary School

Friends of Monroeville Public Library

Edgewood Foundation

Friends Without a Border

Edinboro Area Historical Society

Garden Club of Munhall

Edward D. Kohler Memorial Fund

Gary Barnes Foundation

Elizabeth Forward High School

Gateway Hockey Club

Elks National Foundation

Geibel Catholic Junior-Senior High School

Cherry City Volunteer Fire Company Chestnut Ridge Christian Academy

Children's Learning Center for Dyslexia

Connor Johnson Memorial Cup Fundraiser

Cresson Presbyterian Church

Children's Miracle Network

Cribs for Kids

Children's Museum of Pittsburgh

Crons and Colitis Foundation

Children's Resource Center

Crossroads MOPS

Children's Sickle Cell Foundation

Cruisin' for Noah

Children's Tumor Foundation

CUP Evangelical Presbyterian Church

Children's Wish Foundation of Canada

Cure Tay-Sachs Foundation

Chippewa United Methodist Church

Curing Retinal Blindness Foundation

Chris Keller-Conway Community Recreation Center

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

Christ Lutheran School Christ the Divine Teacher Catholic Academy Christian Family & Children's Center Christian Sports International Christmas For Kids

Cystinosis Research Foundation Dancing with a Pink Ribbon Breast Health Outreach Program Dapper Dan Charities David Gray Benefit Defender Hose Fire Company #3 Delmont VFD Ladies Auxiliary

Ellwood City Hospital Auxiliary Ellwood City Municipal Woman's Club Scholarship Fund

Genre's Kids With Cancer Get Behind The Badge

Engineering Society of Western PA

Gettysburg Community Theatre

Enlisted Men's Fund

Girl Scouts of America

Epilepsy Foundation Western/ Central PA

Girls Hope Of Pittsburgh

Eric J. Williams Scholarship Fund Eric's Eagles Erie Catholic Preparatory School Erie Day School Erin Hostetler Scholarship Fund

Churchill Wilkins Rotary Club

Demi Brae Cuccia Awareness Organization

City Mission-Living Stones, Inc.

DenisesPeople

Evans City VFW Post 499

Civil Air Patrol

Faith Christian School

Clairton Public Safety

DePaul School for Hearing & Speech

Clark Elementary School

Deployed Veterans and Families

Family Hospice & Palliative Care

Etna Volunteer Fire Department

Faith in Action Caregivers, Inc.

Gill Hall Volunteer Fire Company

Give Big Charity Foundation Give Kids the World Glade Run Foundation Glassport Citizen Hose Co. #1 Glen Montessori School Glendale School District Golfing FORE! Maya Good Samaritan Endowment Fund Good Will Steam Fire Engine Co. #1

68 Hilltop Economic Development Corporation

Jay Jeffries Scholarship Fund Inc.

Goodness Grows

His Kids Christian School

Jean-Marc Ouellette Scholarship Fund

Goodwill Southwestern Pennsylvania

Histiocytosis Association

Jefferson-Morgan High School

Historical Society of Dauphin County

Jerilyn Johnson Medical Fund

GPA/Three Rivers Greyhounds Grady's Decision

Hockey Hall of Fame & Museum

JFK Catholic School

Grandview Elementary School

Hollidaysburg Catholic School

Jimmy Davis Benefit

Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank

Hollidaysburg Veterans’ Home

Joe Allegrini Children's Hero Fund

Holy Child Christian Mothers

Greater Pittsburgh Dek Hockey

Joe Kane Scholarship Foundation

Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church

John Barbero Memorial Scholarship

Greater Pittsburgh Literacy Council

Holy Family Church

Jewish Community Center

Ladies of Charity of St. Albert the Great Parish Lancaster-Lebanon Education Foundation Lance Armstrong Foundation and EmergyCare Landon's Library LaRoche College Latrobe Police Department K-9 Unit Lawnton Elementary School Lawrence County 4-H LCpl. Josh Martino Memorial Scholarship

Greater Washington County Food Bank

Holy Rosary Church

John Challis Courage for Life Foundation

Holy Sepulcher Church and School

Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Pittsburgh

John F. Kennedy Catholic School

Holy Spirit Church Holy Spirit Parish

John Heckewelder Memorial Moravian Church

Holy Trinity Catholic School

John J. Ghaznavi Foundation, Inc.

Holy Trinity Youth Ministry

John XXIII Home

Homeless Shelters in Allegheny County

Johnstown Senior Center

Greensburg Salem Hockey Club

Horizons of Tuscarawas and Carroll Counties, Inc.

Greenville Museum Alliance

Jonsson Cancer Center Foundation

Hospice of Crawford County

Joseph L. Perrotta Memorial Fund

Lifeways, Inc.

Greg and Cathy Griffith Family Foundation

Hospice of Lancaster County

Joseph P. Kress Leukemia Fund

Grindstone Lions Club

Houserville Lemont Elementary School

Grove City Christian Academy

Joshua David Chapnick Epilepsy & Seizure Disorder Fund

Ligonier Camp and Conference Center

Housing Authority of Pittsburgh

Gwen's Girls, Inc.

Joyce Murtha Breast Care Center

Humane Society of Somerset County

Jubilee Christian Academy

Huntington's Disease Society of Western Pennsylvania

Juniata United Methodist Church

Green County Local Schools Green Tree Woman's Civic Club Greene County Memorial Hospital Foundation Greene County Service Center

Habitat for Hounds Habitat for Humanity Hackers 4 Hope HAEE Hair Peace Charities

HW Good PTO Hyde Elementary School

Johnstown Sitting Bulls

Julibee Soup Kitchen Junior Achievement of Western Pennsylvania Junior League of Erie

Lehigh Township Volunteer Fire Co. Lehigh Valley Amputee Support Group Leif J. Ellis Memorial Fund Lending Hearts Leukemia & Lymphoma Society LifeSpan, Inc. Life'sWork of Western PA

Ligonier Valley School District Living Bridge Community Church Mission of Hope International Liz's Nightengales Elizabeth Phillips Lloyd Elementary School Local Post 911 Service Men and Women

Junior League of Pittsburgh

Long Run Children's Learning Center

Just Be Claus

Lowellville K-12

Justin Tabor Memorial Fund

Lower Burrell VFD

Immune Deficiency Foundation (IDF)

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation

Loyalty Permanent Endowment Fund

Indiana County Head Start, Inc.

Kade's Krusaders

Indiana County Humane Society

KaneCare

Lt. Terrence Mulkeen Memorial Scholarship Award

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Karla J. Nease Foundation

InvivaSpan Health

Katye’s Helping Hands

Lucas D. Sedgmer Memorial Scholarship

Iroquois School District Foundation

Kayla's Crew

Lucas Foundation

Heather’s Fight For Therapy Fund

Kelly Strayhorn Theater

Lucy's First Step

Hello Bully

Irwin Lions Club

Keystone Adolescent Center

Lupus Center for Excellence

Help for Our Heroes Program

It’s About The Warrior Foundation

Keystone Blind Association

Lupus Foundation of Pennsylvania

Herald Star Literacy Program

J.D. Grahek Scholarship

Kick In For Kids

Luther Memorial Academy

Herminie United Methodist Church

Jacob Bendel Memorial Fund

Kids with Cancer Society Kierra Keeps Caring Foundation

Magee-Womens Research Institute & Foundation

Hickory VFW Ladies Auxiliary, Post 6166

Jadran Beaver Valley Tamburitzans James Cancer Hospital

Kiwanis Clubs

Jameson Memorial Hospital

KJA Memorial Scholarship

Make-A-Wish Foundation

Jameson's Army

Knights of Columbus Charities

Manor Public Library

Highmark

Jamestown Lions Club

March of Dimes

Hillcrest Christian Academy

Janessa Fleming Memorial Fund

Knights of Columbus, John F. Kennedy Council #5501

Hillside Christian Community Revive Homeless Ministry

Jason L. Pyle Memorial Fund

Kristina Quigley Memorial Fund

Marian Manor

Jason Tsaggaris Memorial Fund

La Escuelita Arcoiris

Mariellen's Fight Against Cancer

Hammer Down Run Denny's Girls Hampton Alliance for Educational Excellence Harbor Creek Huskies Hockey Club Harmony Hospice Harvest for Hunger Headstart Program Heart Camp for Kids HEARTH

Highlands Community Education Foundation

Ice Miners Amateur Hockey Association Immaculate Conception Academy Home & School

Mahoning Valley Ulster Project

Margaret Ross Elementary School

69 Mario Lemieux Foundation Marion County Youth Foundation Marion Elementary School Mark Bavis Leadership Foundation Martina Spiritual Renewal Center Mary Meuser Memorial Library Masonic Charities McDowell AFJROTC Alumni Association Inc. Scholarship Fund McGuire Memorial McKee Elementary School McKnight Elementary School Meadville Area Recreation Complex Meadville Children's Center Meals on Wheels Medbrook Children's Charity Memorial Elementary School Mend A Heart Mended Little Hearts of Southwestern PA Mercer County 4-H Michael Czerwein Memorial Fund Michael J. Crawshaw Memorial Fund Mid State Mustangs

Nancy Glunt Hoffman Memorial Fund

Open Wide Open

Nant-Y-Glo Tri Area Museum & Historical Society

Our Lady of Grace Church

People In Need

Our Lady of Grace School

Perfect Fit Canine

Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish School

Perry-Highland Women's Association

Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Church

Pet Friends Inc.

National Aviary National Foundation for Transplants

Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament School

Peyton's Road to Recovery

National Hemophilia Foundation National Hockey League

Our Lady of Victory Maronite Catholic Church

Philadelphia Flyers

National Kidney Foundation

Out of Darkness Community Walk

National Multiple Sclerosis Society

Outreach Teen & Family Services

National Parkinson Foundation

P.A.N.D.A.S Resource Network

Neighborhood Legal Services Association

PA Connecting Communities PA Sportsmen for the Disabled

Pine Township Volunteer Fire Company

Neil Kennedy Recovery Clinic

Pace School

Pitcairn Camp B

Nelson Charitable Foundation New Castle Christian Academy

Padua Franciscan High School Hockey

Pittsburgh Amateur Hockey Association

New Castle Regional Ballet

Pamela Shoemaker Foundation

Pittsburgh Botanic Garden

New Standon United Methodist Church

Pancreas Foundation

Pittsburgh Ceili Club

ParentWISE Program of Family Services of Western PA

Pittsburgh Chapter - NCCF

Parish Catholic Education Program

Pittsburgh Colfax K-8

Nardecchia Spay/Neuter Fund Nashville Predators Nason Hospital Foundation

New York Rangers Newspapers in Education NHS Human Services Foundation

Mifflin County Christian Academy

Nickers 'N Neighs Therapeutic Riding Center

Mike Kenitz Memorial Fund

No Kid Hungry

Miracle League of Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands

Noah's Ark Preschool

Mon Valley CTC SkillsUSA Mon Yough Catholic School

Noble Angels and Hogar Crea International

Our Lady of Fatima Church

Park Elementary School Parkway West Rotary Club Charities

Pets for U.S. Vets PFLAG Pittsburgh Phipps Conservatory & Botanical Gardens PIAA Pine Springs Camp

Pittsburgh CLO Pittsburgh Cure Sarcoma Pittsburgh Curling Club Pittsburgh East Rotary Club

Parma Firefighters Association

Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers

Passavant Memorial Homes Foundation

Pittsburgh Film Office

Pathfinder School

Pittsburgh Kids Foundation

Patrick O'Brien Charity Fund

Pittsburgh Mercy Health System

Pittsburgh Job Corps Center

Montour Valley VFW Post 7714

North American Martyrs Catholic School

Montreal Canadiens

North Catholic High School

Patrolman Justin W. Wilkers Fund

Moon Township Public Library

North Fayette Township- Parks and Recreation

Patton Fire Company #1

Pittsburgh Mighty Penguins Sled Hockey Team

Paws For A Cause

Pittsburgh Montessori PreK-8

North Hills Community Outreach

Paws With A Cause

North Hills United Presbyterian Church

PBC

Pittsburgh Organization for Women in Early Recovery

Pelotonia

Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy

Penguins Elite

Pittsburgh Penguins Alumni Association Charities

Mooseheart More Grace Fellowship Morningside Senior Center Morrisburg Lions Moshannon Valley Emergency Medical Services Mothers Hope Foundation Mount Aloysius College Mount Assisi Convent Mount Calvary Lutheran Church Mount Lebanon Village MPI Pittsburgh Mt. Ararat Community Activity Center Mt. Assisi Academy Preschool Mt. Lebanon Hockey Association

North Pittsburgh Vipers North Side Ministries Northern Cambria Area AYSO Region 1557 Northside Catholic School Northwood Elementary PTO Norwalk Catholic School Oakland Volunteer Fire Department Obediah Cole Foundation Officer Coble Fund Officer Derek Kotecki Scholarship Fund

Munhall Volunteer Fire Company # 1

Officer Morgan Jenkins Fund

Muscular Dystrophy Association Myastenia Gravis Foundation

Oklahoma Volunteer Fire Department

Nanaimo Clippers

Olivia Scott Foundation

Ohio Valley General Hospital

Penn State University Penn Trafford PTO Penn Trafford Scholarship Foundation

Pittsburgh Pirates Charities Pittsburgh Public Schools Career and Technical Education Program

Pennies From Heaven Fund

Pittsburgh School for the Choral Arts

Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physicians Foundation

Pittsburgh Sports & Exhibition Authority

Pennsylvania Council of the Blind

Pittsburgh Steelers

Pennsylvania DUI Association

Pittsburgh Urban Leadership Service Experience

Pennsylvania Elks Nursing Home Association

Pittsburgh Youth Ballet Company

Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association

Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium

Pennsylvania Interscholastic Hockey League (PIHL)

Pleasant Hills Public Library

Pennsylvania Recreation & Parks Society

Pleasant Hills PTO Poff Elementary School Point Park University

70 Riverside Community Education Foundation

Satchels of Caring

South Park Hockey Association

Schaab Memorial Foundation

Polish Cultural Counsel

RMC Memorial Foundation

Port Carbon Public Library

Rob Kenny Foundation

Schenley Heights Community Center

South Pittsburgh Development Corp.

Portersville Food Bank

Robert Morris University

School Sisters of St. Francis

Southern Butler County Garden Club

Prayers for JJ

Robinson Township Christian School

Scott A. Garet Memorial Foundation

Southwest Greensburg Fire Department

Pressley Ridge

Robinson Township Parks & Recreation

Seneca Valley School District

Southwest Training Services, Inc.

Preston County Memorial Hospital Foundation

Senior Olympics

Southwestern Veterans' Center

Rock 4 Russell

Serra Catholic High School

Southwinds, Inc.

PRIDE XXI Annual Education Conference

Rolling Ridge PTO

Seton Hill University

SPC Chad A. Edmundson Memorial Foundation, Inc.

Predator Pittsburgh Midget Team

Prime Stage Theater Prince of Peace Center

Rock and Wrap it Up! Ron Musgrove Jr. Benefit Fund Ronald & Patricia Memorial Fund

Seton School Seton-La Salle High School

Special Olympics Spina Bifida Association

Ronald McDonald House Charities

Sewickley Creek Watershed Association

Rosenbaum GBM Fund

Shady Lane Preschool

Spruce St UMC Youth Group

ROSES from Sarah

Shadyside Academy

St. Agnes School

Ross Elementary School

Shaler Rotary

St. Alexis Catholic School

Ross Yanco Children's Fund

Shaner Family Fundraiser

St. Aloysius School

Rotary Club of Greensburg

Sharing & Caring, Inc.

Putt for LEAF

Rotary International

Quantum Theatre Inc.

Rouse Estate

Sharpsville Area Elementary School

St. Angela Merici Church & Mon Yough Catholic School

Quecreek Mine Rescue Educational Visitor's Center

Rowan Elementary School

Shawn Gaertner Foundation

St. Anthony's Church

RSG1 Foundation

Sheetz Family Charities

St. Athanasius Parish

Queen of Angels Catholic School

Russell and Jeanne Memorial Scholarship

Shenango Athletic Association

St. Barnabas Charities

Shenango Presbyterian SeniorCare Benevolent Fund

St. Bartholomew Church and School

Shenango River Watchers, Inc.

St. Bede School St. Benedict Church

Progeria Research Foundation Project Sweet Peas Prospect Youth Association Providence Heights Alpha School Pulaski Township Police Association

Raccoon Township Volunteer Fire Department

Russell Dale Freed Jr. Benefit

Springdale Free Public Library

St. Anthony School

Rainbow Kitchen Community Services

Ryan Township Emergency & Rescue Squad, Inc.

Rainbow Warriors

Sacred Heart Elementary School

Sheraden Kiwanis Community Foundation

Ray McMannis Lung Foundation

Saint Alexis School

Shining Reflections

St. Bonaventure Parish School

Red Lion Fire Company

Saint Andrews Society of Pittsburgh

Shriners Children’s Hospital

St. Christopher at the Lake Church

SHSAA Scholarship Program

Saint Anne School

St. Clair Hospital Foundation

SIDS of PA

Saint Basil Catholic Parish

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church

Redstone Senior Care Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Association

St. Bernard School

Regional Council of Carpenters

Saint Cecilia Church

Simmons Center for Interstitial Lung Disease

Regis L. Stephenson Memorial Scholarship

Saint Januarius Church

Sisters of St. Francis

St. Georges Anglican Church

Saint Joseph School

St. Gregory Parish School

Remembering the Brave

Saint Juan Diego Parish

Sisters of St. Francis of the Providence of God

Renda Broadcasting of Indiana

Saint Kilian Parish School

Sisters Place, Inc.

Renewal Inc.

Saint Raphael School

Skal International Pittsburgh

Saint School Youth Program/ Appalachia Ministry

Skin Cancer Foundation

Saint Sebastian Catholic Church

Slippery Rock PTCC

St. John the Evangelist Catholic School

Restore Refresh Renew

Saint Simon and Jude Church

Slippery Rock Rotary

St. Joseph Church

Resurrection-Power

Saint Sylvester School

Slippery Rock University

St. Joseph House of Hospitality

Revloc Volunteer Fire Company

Saint Vincent College

Small Seeds

St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church

Reynolds High School Alumni Association

Saints Peter and Paul Church

Smiles for Terri

St. Joseph's Center

Samantha Anderson Medical Fund

Rhema Christian School

Samaritan Counseling Center

Society of American Military Engineers

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

Ria

Samuel S. Hicks Memorial Fund

Sonshine Community Ministires

St. Jude the Apostle Church

Richard G. Laube Cancer Center

Sandy Hook Elementary School

Soroptimist International

St. Katharine Drexel School

Ridgeway Public Library

Sandy Hose Company #1

Souled Out Youth Fellowship

St. Lawrence University

Ridgewood at Shenago Valley

Sara Frey Juvenile Leukemia Foundation

South Fayette Elementary School

St. Lucy's Auxiliary to the Blind

South Fayette Foundation for Excellence

St. Malachy School

Sarcoma Foundation of America Sarver Free Methodist Church

South Park Elementary Center

St. Mary Chardon

Reott Educational Fund Rescue Mission of the Mahoning Valley

Riding with the Handicapped of Western PA Rikki Ann Fleming Benefit Fund

Slanesville Elementary

St. Frances Cabrini Church

St. John Neumann Appalachia Workcamp St. John the Baptist Orthodox Church

St. Mark's Parish

71 St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church

Take Me Home Country Roads

Thiel College

TCARE.org

Think Pink

St. Mary's Church

TCV MH/MR, Inc.

Thomas Jefferson High School

V.O.I.C.E.

St. Mary's School

Team Alex Fund

Three Rivers Adoption Council

St. Mary's World Youth Day Group

TEAM Coalition

VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System Voluntary Service

St. Michael's Church

Teen Challenge Training Center

ThyCa - Thyroid Cancer Survivors Association

St. Michael's Harbour

Valley Christian School

Temple Emanuel of South Hills

Tickets for Kids Charities

Valley Community Services

St. Patrick Church

Terry Fox Foundation

Variety the Children's Charity

St. Paul of the Cross Monastery

The A.N.N.A. Shelter

Timothy Zahumensky Scholarship Fund Titusville Area Hospital

Verona Presbyterian Church Veterans Leadership Program

St. Paul's Preschool

The Bradley Center

St. Peter Parish

The Buoniconti Fund

St. Peter's Episcopal Church

Together for Retarded Youth (T.R.Y.)

The Butterfly Foundation

St. Raphael Grade School

Toledo Cherokees

The Cheryl Aaron Memorial Fund

St. Raymond of the Mountains Parish

Toonseum

The Children’s Institute of Pittsburgh

St. Regis Catholic Church

Tourette Syndrome Association of Western Pennsylvania

The Children's Heart Foundation

St. Rita Catholic Church

Tourette Syndrome Foundation

St. Robert Bellarmine Church

The Children's Home of Pittsburgh & Lemieux Family Center

TradeWinds Services

St. Sebastian School

The Clemente Museum

St. Simon and Jude School

The Comfort House Child Advocacy Center

St. Stephens Home, Church and School St. Sylvesters School St. Therese School St. Vincent de Paul Church St. Vincent de Paul Society Mahoning County STAT! (STAT, Inc.) Stay Strong J.J. Steel City Ice Renegades Steel Valley Rotary Stephen Moore Memorial Foundation Steps To Independence

The Daniel Turban Irrevocable Trust The Devon Richeal Family Benefit Fund The Donald E. Fox Memorial Scholarship Fund The Early Learning Institute The Foundation of Mon General The Friends of Jefferson Hills Library The Hearing Center of Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC The Helen DeVos Children's Hospital Cancer Program

Trafford Recreation Board Tri-County Patriots for Independent Living

Wanda Bilec Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer

Tuskegee Airmen Memorial Project

Warren Area Elementary School

Twilight Wishes Foundation

Warren County Victim Impact Panel

Tyrone Hospital Foundation

Washington Capitals

U.S. Marine Toys for Tots Foundation

Washington County Health Partners

U.S. Navy Seals

Washington County Marine Corps League 1138

Storybook Corner

The Jake Nolan Foundation

Stride and Ride

The James Cancer Hospital

United Disabilities Services

Stroudsburg Intermediate Elementary School

The Johnson's Angels

United Leukodystrophy Foundation

Student Academy of Audiology

The Montessori School of the Mahoning Valley

Sunny Carney Carcinoid Cancer Foundation

The Shawn Gaertner Foundation

Sunshine Preschool

The Shepherd's Door

Susan G. Komen for the Cure

The Spring Cove Educational Foundation

Susan McCullough Benefit Fund

The Superhero Foundation

SWPA ADAPT

The Ups Of Downs

Sykesville Volunteer Fire Department

The Village Network TheButterfly Bandits

Villa Saint Joseph

Troy & Theodora Polamalu Foundation

United Church of Schellsburg Youth Group

The Salvation Army

View Crest Presbyterian Church

Walnut Street Christian School

The Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund

The Preeclampsia Foundation

Vietnam Veterans Chapter 862

Trolley Museum

Storm Harbor Equestrian Center

Sunglasses for Sandy Hook

Victory Honda AAA Hockey

Wallenpaupack North Area Elementary Schools

StopTheViolence-Pittsburgh

Summit Lions Club

Victory Christian School

Tri-State Young Marines

United Cerebral Palsy of Pittsburgh

The Pennsylvania Council of the Blind

Vibrant Pittsburgh

Waldorf School of Pittsburgh

The Highmark Caring Place

Summit Chapel United Methodist Church

VFW Post 8240

Trinity Tower United Methodist Church

Uncommon Grounds Café

The ParentWISE Program

VFW Post 7090

Visitation Roman Catholic Church

The Heritage Players

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Alliance of PA

VFW Post 1810

Trinity Christian School

Stoneboro Volunteer Fire Company

The Keep a Breast Foundation

Verland

United Methodist Home for Children, Inc.

Washington Township Fire Department Water Conservation and Protection Wattsburg Area School District Wayne Fusaro Pancreatic Cancer Research Fund Waynesburg University We Wish Inc.

United Way

Welcome the Children

University Child Development Center

Wesley Spectrum

University of Alabama-Huntsville

West Allegheny Charities Foundation

University of Manitoba

West End Renaissance

University of Pittsburgh

West Middlesex Volunteer Fire Department

UPMC CancerCenter UPMC Center for Sports Medicine Upper St. Clair School District & Community Foundation Upper St. Clair Schools USC Roller Hockey Association USHL Youngstown Phantoms

West Newton Borough West Penn Hospital Foundation West Virginia University Western Allegheny Community Library Western Pennsylvania Cancer Institute

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Western Pennsylvania Chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation Western Pennsylvania Hospital Foundation Western Pennsylvania Minority Diversity Supplier Council Western Pennsylvania Police Benevolent Foundation Western Pennsylvania School for Blind Children Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf Westminster Nursery School

The Pittsburgh Penguins and the Pittsburgh

Westmont Hilltop Elementary School

Penguins Foundation extend a most sincere

Westmoreland Choral Society Westmoreland Christian Academy Westmoreland Community Action Westmoreland County Parks and Recreation Westmoreland Homesteads Volunteer Fire Department Whitaker Borough Parks and Recreation White Hall Elementary White Oak Elementary School Whitehall Community Lions Club Whiting Elks Lodge Charities Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Williams Township Elementary School

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Women In Action Coalition Against Cancer

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Women of the Moose, Chapter 1

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Women's Center of Beaver County Woodlands Foundation Wounded Warrior Project WQED-TV WV Birth To Three YMCA Young Men and Women's African Heritage Association Youngstown Committee of Alcoholism YWCA Zach Hinish Foundation Zavyier Fund

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