Bring your love of the game to the next generation! Coach youth basketball, soccer, T-ball, or baseball and teach more than just skills—you’ll inspire teamwork, sportsmanship, and confidence both on and off the field.
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Passionate about working with kids? Volunteer in our youth programs and make a lasting difference. From reading books and leading games to helping with homework or sharing a special skill, you’ll spark curiosity and confidence in every child you meet.
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Seven years ago, Pittsburgh was forever changed by the tragedy at the Tree of Life Synagogue. On Sunday October 26, 2025, WQED honors the victims, survivors, and all those touched by that day with an afternoon of thoughtful programming that celebrates the courage, compassion, and unity that define our city.
PITTSBURGH (February 27, 2026) — For 17 years, WQED’s Design Lives Here has been inspiring curiosity, creativity, and confidence in students across southwestern Pennsylvania. Design Lives Here is a hands-on engineering competition for students in grades 5–8, engaging learners from 52 local schools and more than 50 professional mentors working in…
As the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy celebrates its 30th anniversary, we’re reflecting on the powerful partnerships that have shaped our story from the start. Our progress has never happened in isolation—it has always been rooted in collaboration, shared vision, and a deep belief in what Pittsburgh’s parks mean to the community.
## From debris cleanup to invasive species removal, transforming Hays Woods Park has been no easy feat—but community is making it easier.
The PPC team poses for a photo in Hays Woods Park
If you've hiked through Hays Woods' 626 acres of interior forest and mature woodlands, you may have noticed new networks of recently planted trees, cleaner trails, or…
PITTSBURGH – MARCH 2, 2026 – The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy is excited to announce that applications open today for its popular Young Naturalists summer internship program, a paid opportunity for high school students to work, learn, and explore in Pittsburgh’s parks.
A season of migration, mindfulness, and milestone moments invites Pittsburgh outdoors
PITTSBURGH – March 3, 2026 – The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy is celebrating its 30th anniversary with its most expansive spring program calendar to date.