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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

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.

Interested candidates are encouraged to review the complete position description for qualifications, responsibilities, and application instructions.

Download the Executive Director Position Description (PDF)

 

 

 

Thank You for Making Our 2026 Casino Golf Classic a Success!

Thank you with our golf logo

Thank you to our golfers, sponsors, volunteers, donors, and 
community partners for making this year's outing a memorable 
day.  View our event recap, sponsor recognition, photos, and video!

Our Mission

Impact Stories

August 17, 2026

Want to help local students this fall? Discover the top back-to-school supplies to donate and exactly where to drop them off.

August 13, 2026

Grant funding from the Richard G. and Barbara A. Snyder General Charitable Fund, a component fund of the Armstrong County Community Foundation, helped the Armstrong County Arts Council purchase promotional signage to build excitement for America 250 celebrations throughout Armstrong County.

August 11, 2026

A blog post announcing a equipment grant for the local volunteer fire department's new battery-operated rescue tool.