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.

There are lots of worthy nonprofits out there who need financial support, so how can you pick just one? Today, we're here to help you learn how to choose the right charity for donating.

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.

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.

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.

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