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Our community thrives when we work together for good.  Explore how your support powers grants, scholarships, events, and more - making a lasting impact close to home.

  • Supporting nonprofits with grants making an impact in our community.

  • Helping families afford tuition through EITC support programs.

  • Nonprofits can share funding needs anytime through our Wish List.

  • Build a legacy of hope and support through planned giving.

  • Helping local students succeed with scholarship support.

  • Questions? Ideas? Contact us and let's start a conversation.

Executive Director Opportunity

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The Armstrong County Community Foundation is seeking a full-time Executive Director to lead our organization in expanding our impact and fulfilling our mission of serving the heart of our communities.

This is an exciting opportunity for a visionary and collaborative leader to guide the Foundation's strategic direction, build meaningful community partnerships, and inspire philanthropy that creates lasting change throughout Armstrong County.

 

 

 

 

BEYOND THE GRANT: When the Right Equipment Matters

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In December 2025, the Lower Kiski Water Team used a Foundation-supported specialized boat during a missing-person search on the Allegheny River.  The boat helped the team break through shoreline ice and deploy its side-scan sonar technology, allowing the search crew and divers to continue their work and bring closure to a family.

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Impact Stories

August 27, 2026

Four Armstrong County students attended PFEW 2026 through full sponsorship support from the Ralph & Susan Knepshield Fund for Children & Youth, gaining hands-on business, career exploration, and leadership experience through the Foundation for Free Enterprise Education.

August 20, 2026

A specialized boat supported by a Foundation grant helped the Lower Kiski Water Team break through ice during a missing-person search on the Allegheny River.

August 20, 2026

A grant helped The Salvation Army provide children with the opportunity to attend Camp Allegheny in Elwood City for a week of outdoor adventure, friendship, and lasting memories.