| Dorsett’s Trucking Services LLC, (DTS) is a start-up minority company that specialize truck service provider that offers a variety of shipping and transportation which includes but not limited to hauling aggregate, gravel, soil, demolition debris, rock, asphalt, sand, and other items that required delivery from customer to customer. We transport and dispose of both clean and contaminated material. The president of the company is Mr. Anthony Dorsett, who started the company by contributing his own capital, significant truck driving experience, knowledge, and business skill. Mr. Dorsett is an area expert on freight hauling and has a very good reputation. His expertise and reputation give DTS a competitive service advantage. In addition, DTS current has two member-management CDL driver employees who have many of years of heavy truck driving experience. |
Parkinson Foundation Western Pennsylvania (PFWPA) provides service, support and education for those living with Parkinson’s Disease (PD) and their families. All monies raised by PFWPA remain in Western Pennsylvania, and the support the 15,000+ people who have been diagnosed with PD. Parkinson’s is the fasting growing neurological disease in the world.
The mission of 1Hood Media is to build liberated communities through art, education and social justice.
Authentically African by Moa offers imported West African fashion, jewelry and accessories, as well as traditional handmade crafts in tropical woods, metals and recycled materials.
Doors Open Pittsburgh celebrates Pittsburgh’s diverse history and architecture, by providing behind-the-scenes access, some cool experience or just the opportunity to browse a collection of iconic buildings and cool spaces for ALL to enjoy in a innovative format during the annual event in October.
Our mission: To create an inclusive community in Pittsburgh for African American professionals of all ages; one that is realized across the nation. We serve employers in the region by improving their ability to retain and attract African American professionals and their families.
As one of the largest and most diverse social and human service organizations in the region, Goodwill serves thousands of people each year and helps thousands of individuals find jobs. We provide a broad array of employment-related education and workforce development services for people with special needs and barriers to employment, including individuals with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities, displaced workers, participants in welfare-to-work programs, people who are homeless, have limited work experience or education, job skills or training, veterans, youth and older workers, and people with criminal backgrounds.
An average of over 90% of all revenue raised by Goodwill supports our job-training and employment programs.
We have more than 30 stores and several other businesses to help to support our programs and to provide training and employment opportunities for clients. Revenues from Goodwill stores – along with income from our other business units, salvage sales, contract work, rehabilitation grants and fees, and public support – go directly to job-training services and equipment needed by people with disabilities and disadvantages.