Westinghouse football coach Donta Green and his team were featured on "Good Morning America" for receiving a $75,000 grant from Dick’s Sporting Goods as part of the company’s new “75 for 75” program.

Dana Woodson leads a line of little people to the blue carpet in the next room. They plop down, some sitting crisscross applesauce while others extend their legs and point their small shoes toward the ceiling.

Bridgeway Capital’s Building Inclusive Development (BID) real estate-focused programming team today announced the seven Black-owned contractors and construction business owners that were selected for the 2023 Building Growth Cohort. These entrepreneurs will participate in a six-month intensive course to achieve higher levels of profitability and success for their emerging or established businesses.

The market was funded through various seed grants, along with support from major contributors such as Philadelphia-based The Food Trust, Bridgeway Capital and Kiva Pittsburgh, an affiliate of the global Kiva network that since 2005 has crowdfunded more than $1 billion in micro-loans for 2.7 million entrepreneurs...

An accelerator offering from downtown-based Bridgeway Capital is looking to equip creatives and artists with the skills necessary to pursue entrepreneurship and build their own businesses.

Millvale has yearned for an accessible grocery store within its heavily residential community. Jen Saffron realized this once she set up the social media accounts for Millvale Market, a small business she and business partner Derek Dumont will open this month.

PTL's Mikey Hood talks with Tyian Battle, the founder of ACH Clear Pathways, about how she turned the pain from her son's death into purpose to help other children. Bridgeway Capital helped with a new facility for her growing organization.

Bridgeway Capital, a nonprofit lender, plans to open a business assistance center at the recently renovated train station on Hay Street in early 2023.

Launched in 2021, the professional development program is designed to give “high potential” Black professionals in Pittsburgh a chance to advance their careers and receive mentorship, all while developing a sense of community with one another. The goal: Keep them in Pittsburgh for the long haul. During their time in the program cohort, members will hone their negotiation strategy skills, learn about managerial effectiveness, and develop other tools to sharpen their leadership skills.

“Once upon a time, most families in books looked like this: One daddy. One mommy. One little boy. One little girl. One dog. And one cat. But in real life, families come in all shapes and sizes.

The ErieMade Business Academy has officially graduated its first class — 15 local businesses with artists, crafters, designers, micro-manufacturers, and other creatives at their helms — and is optimistic about welcoming a second in the near future.

You've heard the story. Or maybe you've seen a movie recounting the overnight success of an entrepreneur or inventor who cashes in on a great idea.