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Point Breeze native William Generett Jr. readies for new CEO role at The Pittsburgh Foundation

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By Jeremy Reynolds Verified
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified
In Pittsburgh, an enormous well of philanthropic dollars flows to nonprofit organizations each year from foundations with billions of dollars in assets. In order, the top four foundations are the R. K. Mellon Foundation, which has more than $3 billion in assets; The Heinz Endowments, with $2.2 billion; Hillman Family Foundations, with around $1.9 billion; and The Pittsburgh Foundation, which helps manage about $1.6 billion.
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The million-dollar maestro: Manfred Honeck extends contract with Pittsburgh Symphony to 25 years

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By Jeremy Reynolds Verified
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra has extended music director Manfred Honeck’s contract through the end of the 2032-33 season, which will make him the longest-serving music director in the organization’s history. A devout Catholic who regularly attends Mass at the Newman Center when he is in Pittsburgh and who recently celebrated his 13th grandchild’s birth, Honeck has overseen the orchestra since 2008.
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What Orchestras and Singers Gain Through Operas in Concert

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By Jeremy Reynolds Verified
| Breaking One
(Critic's Notebook) CLEVELAND -- The Metropolitan Opera may have its financial woes, but it's far from alone: Many American opera companies have trimmed back the number of titles they produce or the number of performances each season. Singers are left with diminishing opportunities in an already overcrowded profession.
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