Small Public Charity

Pittsburgh Indian Community and Friends

Based in Baden, PA, Pittsburgh Indian Community and Friends operates as a Small Public Charity. The organization reported $70K in revenue, $14K in expenses, $58K in total assets for fiscal year 2025. Imperigo tracks 4 reported grants from this foundation totaling approximately $180K.

EIN: 471310070 Baden, PA Latest filing: 2025
Total Revenue$70K
Total Expenses$14K
Total Assets$58K
Grants Given4
Grant Total$180K
Filing Years2021–2025

Mission

Pittsburgh Indian Community and Friends (PICAF), EIN 47-1310070, is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization through the Road Runners Club of America group exemption status (Group Exemption #2702) with IRS. The primary mission was for the Indian Community and their friends in the Greater Pittsburgh region to give back to the community where we live. It was established in Baden, PA in 2014 to raise funds to support local/regional organizations addressing various charitable causes, including but not limited to homelessness, education, and health care challenges faced by the disadvantaged community members and supporting our First Responders. The Organization is primarily supported by contributions from individuals and other organizations. The primary fundraiser is through the PIC5K which is 5K Run & Walk in North Park to promote healthy living. PIC5K is usually held in Fall season

Sample Grants Given

GREATER PITTSBURGH COMMUNITY FOOD BANK
DUQUESNE, PA · 2020
Initial grant of $100,000 was given by PICAF to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. 100 percent of the $100,000 presented to Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, helped provide food to families in need. The generous support helped distribute enough food to provide 500,000 meals to our region! A dollar to dollar match allowed Food Bank to double the donation to one million meals! Also PICAF requested to target underserved populations, isolated seniors, and families with children in this recent campaign. A second grant for $5,000 was given to help with meals
$105,000
Bible Center Church
Pittsburgh, PA · 2020
Bible Center offers STEAM (science, technology, engineering, agriculture and mathematics) educational programs through our after school program, The Maker's Clubhouse, our summer camp, Green STEAM and Play and beginning next week through our Neighborhood SCHOOL (Strategy Created to Help Optimize Online Learning). The grant from Pittsburgh Indian Community and Friends is to support Bible Center's coding initiative, Color Coded. Color Coded will allow students to learn and build confidence with 21st century skills such as coding, JavaScript and digital citizenship. Students of color, specifically African American students, are under-represented in collegiate STEM programs will be targeted
$25,000
Ruths Way
Pittsburgh, PA · 2020
Serve between 100 - 200 at-risk female youth in Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, and surrounding areas and their guardians/family members, with Achievement Consultation services that include an assessment of family needs and provisions of necessary referrals. - Identify and address female youths' behavioral health issues - Provide access to life-essential services, (i.e., mental health resources, housing/shelter, food, etc.,) for at-risk youth and their families via our myriad of collaborative partnerships - Assist victims of trauma and abuse with provision of specialized trainings & resources - Increase female youth awareness of the signs of abusive relationships and how to seek help - Provision of SAT/ACT prep books - Provision of academic tutors/tutoring services - Train a minimum of 200 female youth in financial literacy topics like opening a bank account, saving for higher education, or starting a business
$25,000
Citizen Science Lab
Bethel Park, PA · 2020
The Citizen Science Lab proposes creating the Main Source--two afterschool STEM programs, in partnership with the YMCA, in two of Pittsburgh's most marginalized neighborhoods. The Citizen Science Lab will provide free STEM programs for the YMCA Homewood-Brushton and Hill District Thelma Lovett locations. The Citizen Science Lab will utilize the funding from this request to provide after-school programming for African-American residents in these two underrepresented neighborhoods, two hours a day, five days a week, Monday through Friday, for 29 weeks.
$25,000

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Officers & Directors

Director Geetika Tandon
Chief Finance Officer Jignesh I Shah
Director Maulik Mankad
Director Shankar Krish

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Top Grant Purposes

Initial grant of $100,000 was given by PICAF to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. 100 percent of the $100,000 presented to Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, helped provide food to families in need. The generous support helped distribute enough food to provide 500,000 meals to our region! A dollar to dollar match allowed Food Bank to double the donation to one million meals! Also PICAF requested to target underserved populations, isolated seniors, and families with children in this recent campaign. A second grant for $5,000 was given to help with meals
$105,000 1 grant
Bible Center offers STEAM (science, technology, engineering, agriculture and mathematics) educational programs through our after school program, The Maker's Clubhouse, our summer camp, Green STEAM and Play and beginning next week through our Neighborhood SCHOOL (Strategy Created to Help Optimize Online Learning). The grant from Pittsburgh Indian Community and Friends is to support Bible Center's coding initiative, Color Coded. Color Coded will allow students to learn and build confidence with 21st century skills such as coding, JavaScript and digital citizenship. Students of color, specifically African American students, are under-represented in collegiate STEM programs will be targeted
$25,000 1 grant
Serve between 100 - 200 at-risk female youth in Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, and surrounding areas and their guardians/family members, with Achievement Consultation services that include an assessment of family needs and provisions of necessary referrals. - Identify and address female youths' behavioral health issues - Provide access to life-essential services, (i.e., mental health resources, housing/shelter, food, etc.,) for at-risk youth and their families via our myriad of collaborative partnerships - Assist victims of trauma and abuse with provision of specialized trainings & resources - Increase female youth awareness of the signs of abusive relationships and how to seek help - Provision of SAT/ACT prep books - Provision of academic tutors/tutoring services - Train a minimum of 200 female youth in financial literacy topics like opening a bank account, saving for higher education, or starting a business
$25,000 1 grant
The Citizen Science Lab proposes creating the Main Source--two afterschool STEM programs, in partnership with the YMCA, in two of Pittsburgh's most marginalized neighborhoods. The Citizen Science Lab will provide free STEM programs for the YMCA Homewood-Brushton and Hill District Thelma Lovett locations. The Citizen Science Lab will utilize the funding from this request to provide after-school programming for African-American residents in these two underrepresented neighborhoods, two hours a day, five days a week, Monday through Friday, for 29 weeks.
$25,000 1 grant

Financial Trends

Year Revenue Expenses Assets
2025 $70K $14K $58K
2024 $74K $73K $63K
2023 $97K $102K $452
2022 $55K $53K $50K
2021 $60K $79K $59K

Between 2021 and 2025, reported annual revenue grew from $60K to $70K (+15%), with total assets most recently reported at $58K.

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Grant Geography

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