UPMC is active across its geographic footprint by supporting organizations and groups that engage the military community.
Each year, UPMC commits more than $250,000 to military and veteran related organizations and causes. Through the Neighborhood Assistance Program, service projects, and direct financial sponsorship, UPMC is a valued partner to veteran service organizations, non-profits, and municipalities.
Learn about some of these partnerships below.
The UPMC Pinnacle Foundation is a proud supporter of Veterans Outreach of Pennsylvania. Through a $500,000 gift from the foundation, a new community center will be built within a village of 15 tiny homes—creating a welcoming space for meals, connection, and supportive services to help veterans successfully transition from military to civilian life.
Pittsburgh Hires Veterans provides free, one-on-one employment support to veterans and their spouses. Whether you’re unemployed, underemployed, or exploring a new direction, their team offers personalized guidance—from career planning and resume support to interview preparation and overcoming employment barriers—to help you find the right job.
“Year over year, UPMC provides generous financial sponsorship instrumental to our operations and initiatives to support local veterans. More importantly, they are a trusted partner in providing meaningful career opportunities to those who have served our nation.” – Jack Wagner, President and Marine Veteran
Outdoor Odyssey offers a variety of programs designed to support military service members, veterans, and their families as they transition to civilian life.
Each program combines outdoor experiences with leadership development, resilience training, and community building.
Programs include:
Through these programs, Outdoor Odyssey creates a supportive and inclusive environment that helps veterans and their families navigate life transitions while fostering connection, confidence, and shared experiences.
“UPMC’s generous support through the Neighborhood Assistance Program enabled us to make overdue improvements to facilities and ADA accommodations to facilitate hosting seminars for wounded veterans.” – Major General T.S. Jones, USMC (ret), Founder
