Pittsburgh Leadership Foundation
07/02/2026
What happens when one generation stops listening, and the next stops believing they have anything worth saying?
The distance between generations can start with one misunderstood conversation. But over time, it can weaken trust, divide teams, damage relationships, and leave the future of our organizations uncertain.
We see it in families. We see it in workplaces. We see it in leadership teams trying to move forward without truly understanding one another.
But it does not have to stay that way.
When senior and emerging leaders come to the same table with humility, curiosity, and a shared purpose, something powerful happens.
Experience becomes wisdom that can be passed on. New ideas are given room to grow. Trust is rebuilt. Leaders become stronger.
That is why PLF created the Leader Collaboratives; intentional spaces where leaders across generations can build meaningful relationships, learn from one another, and grow together.
🔹 Senior Leaders Collaborative: For experienced leaders who want to build healthy cultures, develop others, and create a legacy that lasts.
🔹Emerging Leaders Collaborative: For rising leaders who want to grow in confidence, strengthen their leadership, and learn from those who have gone before them.
You do not have to lead alone, and generational differences do not have to become generational division.
Choose the Collaborative that fits your season of leadership and take the next step toward stronger relationships and greater impact.
Because a stronger Pittsburgh begins when generations choose to listen, learn, and lead together.
👉 Learn more and apply at plf.org/collaboratives
"For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them.”
Matthew 18:20
The 2026 Pittsburgh Prayer Breakfast was a beautiful reminder of what can happen when leaders from across our city come together in faith, unity, and prayer.
We are grateful for everyone who joined us, prayed with us, served, sponsored, led worship, and helped make this morning so meaningful. A special thank you to our speakers, including keynote speaker Grove City College President Bradley J. Lingo, for encouraging us to continue seeking God’s heart for our city.
May we continue to be founded and forward in prayer as we believe for the great work God is doing in Pittsburgh.
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05/06/2026
DAY 30 OF PITTSBURGH PRAYS 🙏
Today we’re praying for local businesses and the economy. We’re lifting up Greene County, Washington County, Beaver County, and Allegheny County.
Pray for lasting peace, strong families, and continued hope across every community as we come to the end of these 30 days.
Join us for Pittsburgh Prays: Young Adults Evening of Prayer as we unite generations in faith, supporting and building up the next generation. This is a night where all ages come together, praying for the future and empowering the hearts of young adults in our city.
đź—“ Monday, May 11 at 7:00 pm
📍 North Way Christian Community - 12121 Perry Hwy, Wexford, PA 15090
Let’s grow stronger together in prayer!
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