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Three local families created unforgettable memories through meaningful experiences made possible by Don't Stop Dreamin' and a grant from the [Fund Name], a component fund of the Armstrong County Community Foundation.

When it comes to volunteering, there are all sorts of ways to get going. One area in particular is working with senior citizens. Volunteering with elderly neighbors is an excellent way to get involved. Check out these five benefits of volunteering with senior citizens.

A grant helped Team Friends purchase a printer and supplies to provide Careword materials that participants can take home, share with others, and use to connect their communities with helpful information.

A week at camp gave local foster children the opportunity to make memories, build confidence, and experience fun and friendship, thanks to the work of a local nonprofit and support from two Armstrong County Community Foundation component funds.

A Grant in Action story highlighting how a grant from the Harry C. Brenneman Memorial Fund helped [Fire Company Name] purchase new protective equipment for its firefighters.

A grant helped The Salvation Army purchase food for its food pantry and add protein options to regular distributions for individuals and families experiencing food insecurity.

Reagan's Journey used grant money to purchase a rolling cart with five drawers. The cart will house tools, cleaning supplies, office supplies, and a steam cleaner.

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.

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.