Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation

09/30/2021

We're so excited to welcome back one of our favorite events...the Mt. Lebanon Artists' Market hosted by Mt. Lebanon Partnership!

The Oct. 2-3 event features 58 artists in a wide variety of media, plus food trucks, activities for children and a raffle that funds a scholarship for art students.

04/08/2021

We know we have a talented board, so it's always nice to our board members getting the recognition they deserve! Congratulations to board member Joe Rodella for this well-deserved feature in Trade Magazine! Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation has been lucky to benefit from his thoughtful and creative approaches over the years.

Read more about CIO Joe Rodella Featured in Trade Magazine from the News & Media Relations Department at West Liberty University. Call 304.336.8203!

01/01/2021

Happy New Year to all our friends and neighbors! May 2021 be filled with health and happiness for all of you.

12/25/2020

Merry Christmas to all our friends and neighbors celebrating today!

12/10/2020

Happy Hanukkah to all our friends and neighbors celebrating tonight!

12/02/2020

A big thank-you to everyone who supported the Foundation yesterday for . It is because of you that we are able to support so many great Mt. Lebanon programs and projects.

If you missed Giving Tuesday, great news! You can donate anytime at https://www.lebofoundation.org/giving-to-the-foundation.html

We hope that you and your family are safe and healthy!

Interested donors may contact Audrey Bode at 412-337-0225 or via email at [email protected] to discuss the options available to you at Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation.

12/01/2020

Thanks to those of you who have donated to us for . We are grateful for your support!

There is still time to get your donations in today. You can donate anytime at

Interested donors may contact Audrey Bode at 412-337-0225 or via email at [email protected] to discuss the options available to you at Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation.

12/01/2020

It's . We know that there are a lot of organizations that could use help during these times, and that is exactly why we are here. If you are able, please consider a donation to help us support those organizations that make Mt. Lebanon such a wonderful place to live. You can donate here: http://ow.ly/3nyC50CznJ2

If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing our mission and vision with your friends and family. Your support is why we can do what we do!

Interested donors may contact Audrey Bode at 412-337-0225 or via email at [email protected] to discuss the options available to you at Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation.

09/28/2020

A great new initiative for small businesses from one of our Board Members, David Root, Jr and his company DBR & Co.

Small busi­nesses of­ten struggle to pro­vide re­tire­ment sav­ings plans to their em­ploy­ees, some­thing that can be a com­pet­i­tive dis­ad­van­tage. One of the Pitts­burgh re­gion’s largest fi­nan­cial ser­vices firms is go­ing after that mar­ket, tap­ping into new...

05/29/2020

Hats off to our friends at Mattsmakerspace for always doing amazing things!

Educators are using printers from the elementary schools’ hands-on learning areas to assist in a nationwide Make the Masks effort.

04/13/2020

If you, a loved one, friend, or neighbor needs help during these times, here is a great resource for you. Mt. Lebanon and Dormont have teamed up to connect your with resources and get you the help you need. Call 412-253-4104 or visit neighborhoodaid.org for more information.

Mt. Lebanon and Dormont residents who need help as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic can get assistance from Neighborhood Aid, a newly organized group of municipal and borough staff and volunteers.

Call 412-253-4104, weekdays from 9 to 5, or visit https://neighborhoodaid.org, and be connected to a customer service representative versed in a vast array of available services. Get help with obtaining food and medication, financial assistance, business resources and general information. Volunteers also are available for errands for those who cannot or should not leave their homes to get urgently needed supplies.

The service is free, although residents are expected to pay for any purchases requested. It will continue as long as there is need.

03/30/2020

Nice to see Mt. Lebanon Public Library mentioned in the Wall Street Journal! Hope you are enjoying the materials you got before they closed!

Hearing of imminent closures, people rush to pick up books and DVDs; ‘this is what Black Friday must be like at Walmart’