Coro Pittsburgh creates strategic partnerships called Coro Connections with local organizations, to help advance our respective missions, promote initiatives and events, and build an ongoing community partnership. These partnerships allow Coro alumni to become informed and involved with different volunteer and leadership opportunities.

Smart Futures makes career education a part of every Pennsylvania classroom, using the prospect of a rewarding, well-paying career to motivate student achievement. Smart Futures hosts eMentoring, a program where adults and mature college students serve as online career mentors for students by helping them plan and prepare for college and career success.

Learn how to become an e-mentor at http://pa-ementor.org/ or contact Romy Banks at rbanks@smartfutures.org

The Nonprofit Leadership Institute (NLI) is a premier resource center for nonprofit boards. The NLI is dedicated to providing leadership development, resources, training, best practices and other information in support of peak-performing boards. One of their programs, Boards-by-Design, connects nonprofit organizations with qualified board candidates. 

For more information on NLI and their program, boards by design, please visit www.duq.edu/nli or contact Allison Jones at jonesa@duq.edu

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh’s mission is to make positive differences in the lives of children by providing one-to-one mentoring programs and related services that help youth discover their highest potential and grow to become responsible adults leading productive and rewarding lives.

Learn how to become a big brother or sister by visiting www.bbbspgh.org or e-mail Tom Baker at tbaker@bbbspgh.org

MyGov365 is a social media platform that bridges the communication gap between Citizens, Government and Political Professionals by allowing citizens the ability to search, review, comment and vote on legislation, participate in polls, stay connected to relevant government entities and elected officials, compare candidates during elections, interact with organizations and causes, create groups, blog, and more.

Check out the MyGov365 website at http://mygov365.com/ or e-mail Jay Resio at jay.resio@mygov365.com for more information.

 Shalom Pittsburgh connects the Jewish young adult population of Pittsburgh (ages 22-45) through social, volunteer and educational programming, as well as relocation services, for singles, couples and families. Shalom Pittsburgh offers happy hours, Pittsburgh Sports League teams, a Lunch & Learn series, parties, volunteer projects, as well as programming for interfaith couples, young families, and more!

For more information on any of Shalom Pittsburgh's programs, contact Stephanie Brenner at sbrenner@UJFpittsburgh.org or by phone at 412.992.5212.

The aim of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is to offer the public a wealth of information about cystic fibrosis and introduce people to the many ways they can make a profound difference in the lives of the children and adults living with the disease. For more than 50 years the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation has advanced the search for a cure. Today, thanks to remarkable scientific and medical breakthroughs, people with CF are living longer, healthier lives than ever before.

For more information on how to get involved with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation visit http://www.cff.org/Chapters/wpa/ or contact Marissa Lopez at mlopez@cff.org.