Pittsburgh Philanthropy June 28, 2021
Ask a person from Pittsburgh to define philanthropy and they’ll most likely mention an industrialist such as Andrew Carnegie, or a patriarch named Heinz or Mellon. These economic titans loom large in Pittsburgh. The word “Pittsburgh” and its Gilded Age bequests are so intertwined that some think these industrialists invented philanthropy here. Experiences at Carnegie’s libraries, Phipps’s conservatory, Buhl’s planetarium or Frick’s public park indeed unlocked a wider world for many. They also contributed to a singular, narrower impression of philanthropy’s origin story here.
In fact, ultra-wealthy capitalists did not invent philanthropy in Pittsburgh. Rather, they joined an existing tradition of countless individuals, congregations and whole communities who contributed their often far more precious, personal resources. These diverse, less visible donors preceded the titans and continued on
Morrisons scoop UK s best burger prize from BBC - and it costs just £2 50 asianimage.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from asianimage.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Morrisons scoop UK s best burger prize from BBC - and it costs just £2.50. (PA/Morrisons) Morrisons has scooped three gold awards at the annual BBC Good Food Summer Food Awards - all for products customers can use to create the ultimate burger for BBQ season. Morrisons The Best Shorthorn Burgers, Sticky Kansas Style BBQ Sauce & Marinade and The Best Burger Coleslaw took home the top prizes, beating off competition from the likes of M&S, Aldi and Sainsburys. To complete the set, Morrisons Ultimate Sourdough Burger Buns also received a highly commended. With the 25th National BBQ Week set to commence on Monday 5 July, there’s no better time for customers to get their hands on Morrisons award-winning range.
Surf Life Saving Queensland sport manager Stuart Hogben said the fitness levels the competitors maintained was amazing. It s one of those ones where there is camaraderie not only from Queensland clubs but guys from interstate that ll come up and that s their chance once a year to catch up, he said. But, they still maintain that fitness and really do put on a good show. While they re all mates off field, you ll see a lot of rivalries on the beach when racing starts. Here s some of Queensland s best masters lifesavers to watch out for across the two days.
WOMEN
Kristy Munroe