The Community Foundation of Westmoreland County

The Community Foundation of Westmoreland County To ENCOURAGE local residents to become philanthropistsTo PROVIDE grants and SERVE as a community leader

CFWC Staff was happy to attend the milestone Time Capsule Ceremony celebrating The Palace Theatre. Elected officials rec...
09/03/2026

CFWC Staff was happy to attend the milestone Time Capsule Ceremony celebrating The Palace Theatre. Elected officials recognized the importance of the Palace and joined community members, volunteers, and community leaders in celebrating its incredible legacy.

To honor the Palace’s 100th anniversary, a time capsule was placed inside the ticket booth, to be opened 100 years from now — giving the community of 2126 a chance to look back and see how we celebrated this remarkable milestone. ❤️

Here’s to 100 years of memories, community, and the next century of the Palace! 🎉

Last year, the Ramps of Hope Program built more than 100 wheelchair ramps for families across Indiana County. To ensure ...
09/01/2026

Last year, the Ramps of Hope Program built more than 100 wheelchair ramps for families across Indiana County.

To ensure this work continues, the Indiana County Endowment awarded a $4,000 grant to the Ramps of Hope Program. This funding will help cover materials and purchase a used truck to haul the program’s trailer, allowing the team to help even more households in Indiana County.

The Indiana County Endowment launched a fundraising campaign this summer to increase its grantmaking to vital programs like Ramps of Hope. The goal is to raise at least $25,000, which will trigger a matching donation of $25,000 by a generous individual.

Consider donating today to help improve the lives of residents in Indiana County for years to come: https://pittsburghfoundation.org/indianacountyendowment?form=donate&designationId=EBUCHQ9G&modifyDesignation=no

Effective legacies are built through collaboration.On October 8, The Foundation's Sara Swaney and Amy Razem will be join...
08/25/2026

Effective legacies are built through collaboration.

On October 8, The Foundation's Sara Swaney and Amy Razem will be joined by Christine Brown Murphy and Colleen Bratkovich of Zacharia Brown & Bratkovich PA to explore how coordinated estate and charitable planning can help clients maximize their impact and strengthen advisor relationships.

Mark your calendars and don't miss your chance to hear practical planning strategies and real insight into how the Foundation's third-party investment manager program enables advisors to continue managing their clients' assets and achieve their goals.

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The Westco Nonprofit Network welcomed roughly 100 guests from local nonprofits to connect with each other and enjoy a to...
08/21/2026

The Westco Nonprofit Network welcomed roughly 100 guests from local nonprofits to connect with each other and enjoy a tour of the historic Palace Theater in Greensburg. Special thanks to Westmoreland Cultural Trust.

Local nonprofits can learn more about joining the Westco Nonprofit Network and view upcoming programming here - https://lnkd.in/g3ecy7K3

On Wednesday, Westmoreland County nonprofit leaders and their board members gathered at The Westmoreland Museum of Ameri...
08/20/2026

On Wednesday, Westmoreland County nonprofit leaders and their board members gathered at The Westmoreland Museum of American Art to learn more about collaborative leadership between executive directors and their boards.

Thank you to Stephanie Masters and Wendy Burtner of Nonprofit SideKick for facilitating this insightful session on building trust, embracing diverse perspectives, and fostering productive collaboration.

The Jeannette Public Library is putting a $50,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Westmoreland County to work, pu...
08/11/2026

The Jeannette Public Library is putting a $50,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Westmoreland County to work, purchasing 30 laptops to help patrons develop critical digital skills for free at their own pace.

Access to technology and digital literacy are fundamental to economic opportunity. We are proud to support initiatives like this one that strengthen our local communities.

Learn more in this article from TribLive: https://triblive.com/local/westmoreland/jeannette-library-purchasing-30-laptops-to-help-patrons-learn-digital-skills/

  Critical Needs Alert is TODAY! Let's show the world the generous spirit of our region by visiting www.PittsburghGives....
08/04/2026

Critical Needs Alert is TODAY! Let's show the world the generous spirit of our region by visiting www.PittsburghGives.org to donate before 11:59 p.m.

Critical Needs Alert is a major fundraising event for the more than 200 nonprofits participating from Westmoreland and Allegheny counties. Some of these organizations will raise a majority of their operating budgets today as they work to support our neighbors by providing food, child care, employment services, housing support and health care to families and individuals who need assistance.

Last year, nonprofits raised $1.86 million. Let's beat that total in support of our neighbors.

Early giving for   Critical Needs alert is open! You can visit www.pittsburghgives.org now through Aug. 4 to leave a gif...
07/30/2026

Early giving for Critical Needs alert is open! You can visit www.pittsburghgives.org now through Aug. 4 to leave a gift for any of the nearly 200 nonprofits that are participating.

This fundraiser supports nonprofits in Allegheny and Westmoreland counties that offer direct service in five areas that strengthen essential human services: child care, food access, housing protection, employment and healthcare.

This is an important year because many of our local nonprofits have been negatively impacted by federal funding cuts and policy changes to safety net programs like SNAP and Medicaid.

Visit www.pittsburghgives.org to learn more about how how your donations can help our neighbors in need.

07/24/2026

The Foundation's Critical Needs Alert fundraiser is on Aug. 4. Laurel Highlands Workforce & Opportunity Center is one of the many organizations who will participate this year.

We spoke with Shelley Baum at LHWOC to learn more about their mission to provide no-cost healthcare career training and reduce barriers to education for local residents.

You can give to Critical Needs Alert early starting on July 30. Mark your calendars and visit www.pittsburghgives.org to learn more.

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41 W. Otterman Street, Ste 520
Greensburg, PA
15601

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