Community-Driven Research Data that reflects the lived experiences of our neighbors Our Service Area JRF’s footprint encompasses 26 municipalities served by AHN Jefferson Hospital, located in the South Hills and lower Mon Valley of Allegheny County. Community Snapshots Where you live matters – especially when it comes to your health. Across Our Service Area Learn about income, transportation, health outcomes, and more across JRF’s communities. All Communities Zoom In From racial diversity in Baldwin Borough to median age in Dravosburg to housing in Elizabeth Borough. By Municipality By School District Our Changing Communities Data trends in demographics, economic mobility, and community health Data trends September 12, 2025 JRF News Shared Grounds On Wednesday, September 10, 2025, the Jefferson Regional Foundation hosted Shared Grounds, a morning coffee conversation with Kelleigh Boland, Director of Grantmaking and Strategy, and Steve Ankney, Grants, Evaluation, and Data Manager. Nonprofit partners gathered to hear updates on important dates for applying to grants in 2025-2026, and they learned more about the Foundation’s commitment […] August 21, 2025 JRF News Coffee & Conversations with Pittsburgh’s Public Source On Wednesday, August 20, 2025, the Jefferson Regional Foundation welcomed nonprofit partners to a special Coffee and Conversations event featuring Pittsburgh’s Public Source, an independent newsroom that covers key regional issues such as housing, health, education, and environmental health. Held at the Foundation’s offices in Whitehall Towers, the capacity-building opportunity brought together nonprofit professionals […] March 26, 2025 JRF News Press Release Jefferson Regional Foundation Awards $336,000 to Nonprofit Organizations via the Mon Valley Clean Air Fund to Improve Community Public Health and Air Quality PITTSBURGH, March 26, 2025– The Jefferson Regional Foundation awarded first time grants from the Mon Valley Clean Air Fund to nonprofit organizations committed to improving community public health and air quality in the Mon Valley. Eleven nonprofit organizations received a total of $336,00 from a fund created after a U.S. Steel Coke Works fire in […]
