Landscaping revitalization at the local rec park, funded by the Harry C. Brenneman Memorial Fund, enhances green spaces and creates a more welcoming community gathering place.

Mindfulness involves focusing our attention on being fully present, being aware of who we are and what we’re doing and accepting our surroundings without judgment. If you want to practice mindfulness, check out these easy steps.

Library upgrades funded by the Harry C. Brenneman Memorial Fund include new teen and tween computers and Chromebooks for teen and adult use, expanding digital access for the community.

A grant from the Harry C. Brenneman Memorial Fund helped the Community Guidance Center purchase art supplies for its Psychological Rehabilitation, Adult Partial, and Children's Alpha programs, supporting healing, creativity, and personal growth for participants.

A new backup generation at Armstrong County Community Action Partnership's food bank warehouse will help protect food inventory, maintain operations during power outages, and ensure continued service to families in need.

Residents of Brady's Bend Townschip are enjoying newly resurfaced athletic courts that provide a safe, accessible space for recreation, exercise, and community connection. The improved courts are open daily and serve as an important community gathering place for residents of all ages.

This year’s Week of Giving brought together donors and partners to raise $533,876.43 for local nonprofits. Explore the impact, gratitude, and distribution details from this year’s campaign.

A new accessibility ramp was built at our Community Foundation office during Week of Giving through a partnership with Ramps of Hope and Armstrong Habitat for Humanity, showcasing community collaboration in action.

Protective vinyl padding has been added to support poles in the children's area at Kittanning Public Library, creating a safer space for kids thanks to a grant from the Harry C. Brenneman Memorial Fund.

Two lawn mowers purchased with grant money to help volunteer maintain the grounds of the historical society, reducing expenses by approximately $1,400 a year.