The Pittsburgh Chapter of The Stacks, Stacks Up for Stand Down By: Fred Telles The Pittsburgh Chapter of The Stacks joined forces with Veterans Leadership Program and many other veteran resources for the Stand Down Pittsburgh 2018 event. The event was held to help show the resources available to veterans and also provided supplies, showers, and haircuts for homeless veterans. During the event we ended up getting a table as one of the vendors were a no-show. While Marley and K

This last weekend, the Pittsburgh Stack linked up with the local Wounded Warrior Project office to show another round of its alumnae the magic of the Oculus Rift virtual headset. The office had the most number of its alum come out to one of our events to date, sporting several people driving multiple hours just to get their hands on the latest and greatest in what technology has to offer to the gaming world. We also recruited two new Stack team members into our ranks, JP and

Next Thursday, May 12th the Pittsburgh Stack will roll out for an evening of gaming fun and knowledge. The developers at Schell Games are opening their studio to the public for an open house and the Pittsburgh Stack will be on hand to see what it is all about. The evening promises a Q&A session with members of the Schell Games team as well as a chance to demo some of their games. Team Members will also be on hand for one on one discussions about Schell games and what it takes

On March 26, 2016 The Pittsburgh Stack gathered for a day in the sun to celebrate spring in the city. To kick off the day, members met at the bottom of the Mononcahela Incline, a transportation service that pulls a cable type car up a steep incline. There used to be quite a few of the old contraptions around the city as it was the swiftest route to the top of the mountain. However, today there are only two of these inclines in operation in Pittsburg, but they are both used ac

Operation Santa 2015 Pittsburgh, PA- DECEMBER 19th, 2015 The Pittsburgh Stack had an eventful weekend kicking it off with the Bridges Kids Club Operation Santa Military Christmas Carnival on Saturday. This was a family fun event sponsored by the Heroes Support Network and run by the Bridges Kids Club, an all-volunteer group of over 100 children ages 4-19 in the local Pittsburgh community. The event was open to Service Members from all branches of the Military and their famil