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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.

The Leechburg Public Library interior features updated computer stations, seating, and a children's learning area, enhanced through a recent grant from the Harry C. Brenneman Memorial Fund, a component fund of the Armstrong County Community Foundation, to improve access to technology and shared spaces.

The Conservation District’s annual Envirothon brings students together for a full day of hands-on environmental learning. A grant from the David C. Kohl Family, a component fund of the Community Foundation, helped offset meal costs for participants, teachers, and volunteers—supporting a well-run and impactful educational experience.

A local family now has reliable access to hot water thanks to a new water heater installed with support from Habitat for Humanity. This simple but essential upgrade helps create a safer, more comfortable home and highlights the impact of community partnerships in strengthening local families.

An 18 U hockey team received grant support from the David C. Kohl Fund to help cover transportation costs for their trip to the USA Hockey National Championship. This grant made it possible for local athletes to compete on a national stage and gain a meaningful, unforgettable experience.

Learn how our community came together to support Child Abuse Prevention Month by wearing blue and raising awareness for local prevention efforts and organizations.