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A look inside the completed grant report from the Friends of the Kittanning Public Library, highlighting how they kept local kids engaged with books all summer long
Through a grant from the George M. & Mary P. Hutchison Charity Fund, a component fund of the Armstrong County Community Foundation, Life Choices enhanced its facility with a new security camera system with lights, creating a safer environment for those it serves.
The Grace Presbyterian Food Bank & Warmth of Grace used grants from the Raymond A. Boarts Fund & Arnold B. & Christine M. Moss Fund, component funds of the Armstrong County Community Foundation, to purchase hamburger for its June food distribution, serving 237 local families.
The Richard G. & Barbara A. Snyder General Charitable Fund, a component fund of the Armstrong County Community Foundation, provided a grant to help the Pine Township Volunteer Fire Company purchase four new sets of turnout gear to support firefighter safety and readiness.
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The Armstrong County Arts Council used support from the Harry C. Brenneman Memorial Fund, a component fund of the Armstrong County Community Foundation, to provide art supply kits to all six Armstrong County libraries, expanding creative opportunities throughout the community.
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.
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.
