Discover Local Organizations
Explore our directory to find businesses and non-profits participating in Career Ready Allegheny. Search for companies and community organizations offering work-based learning opportunities such as internships, job shadowing, co-op programs, and career mentoring, and connect with employers eager to work with motivated students like you.
Pittsburgh Water is the largest combined water, sewer, and stormwater authority in Pennsylvania, serving around 520,000 customers in the city and surrounding regions.
Mattress Factory is an artist-centered museum, international residency program and renowned producer and presenter of installation art. We say “yes” to artists, offering time and space to dream and realize projects in our hometown, Pittsburgh, PA. We invite audiences from around the world and around the corner to step inside, immerse and connect with the artistic process.
Podcasting and journalism opportunities that allow youth a chance to engage with each other, adults, workplaces, and communities.
Connecting the Pieces, LLC offers a variety of services to help improve the lives of children with special needs and their families.
The Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) is a public community college in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Established in 1966, CCAC offers a wide range of associate degree, certificate, and workforce training programs across its four campuses and multiple centers.
Junior Achievement of Western Pennsylvania (JAWPA) is the region’s premier organization that inspires and prepares young people to succeed.
Together with educators, families, and the regional business community, JAWPA helps students simulate life beyond the classroom, giving them confidence to pursue their dreams.
Provider of tuition-free machinist pre-apprenticeship, registered apprenticeships, and customized incumbent worker training programs. NCC is also open to site tours/visits and STEM activities by appointment.
The Pittsburgh Technology Council supports the region’s tech ecosystem through networking, talent initiatives, and advocacy, while its nonprofit arm, Fortyx80, focuses on workforce development, STEM education, and entrepreneurship. Together, they drive innovation and economic growth in Pittsburgh.