Annual Report - First Community Foundation Partnership of

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Annual Report
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Creating
powerful communities,
through
passionate giving.
Passionate Giving
Powerful Communities
Communities are often defined by a variety of things:
landmarks, popular streets, business and industry.
Throughout our region, our cities and towns contain
local points of pride—for Williamsport perhaps it
is Little League Baseball; for Lewisburg, Bucknell
University; for Danville, Geisinger Medical Center. The
role of our educational systems, health care providers
and tourist attractions are logical points of reference.
Communities are also identified through heritage: the
role of the river during the lumber era, the debatable
presence of buffalo rooming through Union County
and the many beautiful mansions across the region that
echo a time long ago.
From Mifflinburg to Riverside, Selinsgrove to
Williamsport, and Bloomsburg to Lock Haven, our
region is rich in history and blessed with wonderful
landmarks and institutions too numerous to list. While
many of these markers identify us within the region,
they do not truly define us. Powerful communities are
created by people. Our past is important and economic
strength is critical but it is the people in a community
that make the difference.
FCFP is committed to strengthening the cities and
towns across north central PA and it is our belief
that we will succeed when we work together across
communities. Sharing our experiences, resources, and
leaders will benefit our boroughs, towns, cities and
counties alike.
There are more than 400,000 people living in Clinton,
Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland, Union, Snyder,
Sullivan, and Tioga Counties and each of us has a role in
making a difference in our region for years to come.
Sincerely,
Davie Jane Gilmour, Ph.D.
Chairman of the Boar
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The First Community Foundation Partnership of
Pennsylvania has a long and proud history. It is hard
to imagine that what started with $33.00 over 96
years ago has resulted in a regional community
foundation today with assets approaching $70M.
This organization has been built through the
generosity of hundreds of donors who shared in
a vision for the future—a vision centered on the
community they called home. The Foundation
holds 367 funds that are reflective of the different
hopes and dreams of their founders. Hundreds
of donors have entrusted the Community
Foundation with ensuring that their passions are
supported in perpetuity, even at a time when they
no longer can make the financial commitments
to the organizations closest to theirs hearts. The
Foundation is the keeper of legacies, and the
preservation of those legacies is at the core of
our mission.
Our funds are as diverse as the interests of the
donors that created them. The flexibility of our
organization allows us to create funds that truly
reflect the philanthropic passions of our donors.
From arts and culture to recreation, healthcare to
human services, civic projects to education; our
grantmaking spans the spectrum and makes a
difference in our collective communities.
Passionate people are what make communities
strong and that is the essence of our work. For
nearly a century, we have remained committed
to creating powerful communities through
passionate giving. The following pages highlight the
Foundation’s work across the region in 2012 but
it is vital to understand that this work reflects
almost a century of passionate giving.
Sincerely,
Jennifer D. Wilson
President & CEO
Board of Directors 2012
Chairman of the Board
Davie Jane Gilmour, Montoursville
President
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Vice-Chairman of the Board
Marshall Welch III, Cogan Station
Principal
Stonefield Consulting, Inc.
Secretary & Treasurer of the Board
Timothy Fitzgerald, Danville
Vice President-Treasury Management
Geisinger Health System
Jay Alexander, Montoursville
General Manager
Wayne Township Landfill
Lise Barrick, Lewisburg
Associate Broker
Coldwell Banker Penn One Real Estate
Robert Fleck, Danville
Realtor
Coldwell Banker Fleck Agency Realtors
R. Jack McKernan Jr., Williamsport
President
Williamsport Moving Company
Daniel Klingerman, Williamsport
Chief Executive Officer
The Liberty Group
Frank Pellegrino, Williamsport
Executive Vice President
PRIMUS Technologies
Keith Kuzio, Williamsport
Chief Executive Officer
Larson Design Group, Inc.
Leslie Temple, Lewisburg
Senior Vice President
Swineford National Bank
George (Herman) Logue Jr., Trout Run
Vice President Eastern Region
Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc.
Alice Trowbridge, Williamsport
Registered Landscape Architect
Alice L. Trowbridge, R.L.A.
Grace Mahon, Lewisburg
Vice President – Private Bank
First National Bank
Tammy Weber, Montoursville
Managing Attorney
Marshall, Parker & Weber, LLC
Trisha Marty, Williamsport
Owner
Bald Eagle Enterprises and
Blackhorse Holdings LLC
Jennifer Wilson, Williamsport
President and Chief Executive Officer
First Community Foundation
Partnership of Pennsylvania
Executive & Governance Committee
Jack Willoughby, Lewisburg
Jennifer Wilson, Williamsport
Committees 2012
Audit & Risk Committee
Development & Grantmaking
Committee
FCFPA Properties, Inc.
Board of Directors
Investment Committee
Roger Jarrett, Muncy
Charles Luppert Jr., Williamsport
R. Jack McKernan, Jr., Williamsport
Regional Advisory Boards Committee
Advisory Board Members 2012
Union County Regional
Advisory Board
Maurice Brubaker, Lewisburg
Kevin Gardner, Lewisburg
David Holman, Mifflinburg
Terry Light, Lewisburg
William Metzger Sr., Lewisburg
Norman Rich, Lewisburg
Philip Sosland, Lewisburg
Elvin Stoltzfus, Lewisburg
John Uehling, Mifflinburg
Larry Winans, Lewisburg
Williamsport Lycoming
Regional Advisory Board
Michael Beiter, Williamsport
Daniel Berninger, Muncy
Michael Casale, Williamsport
Margaret Chapman, Williamsport
Ronald Cimini, Williamsport
Jane Clapps, Williamsport
John Confer, Williamsport
Ronald DeFeo, Montoursville
Robert Forse, Pennsdale
Bernard Oravec, Williamsport
Gary Peck, Hughesville
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2012 Volunteers
Carrie Adams-Smith, Mill Hall
Valarie DeVecchis, Lewistown
Bruce Guinter, Williamsport
Ronda Albert, Montoursville
Diane Donato, Lewisburg
Lee Gump, Danville
Doug Eberly, Watsontown
Annette Gunderman, Bloomsburg
Lawrence Allison Jr., Williamsport
Kaitlyn Eck, Turbotville
Jennifer Gurksi, Coal Township
Lorri Amrom, South Williamsport
Margie Eckroth-Bucher, Bloomsburg
Edward Hannan, South Williamsport
Annie Aumen, Williamsport
Mark Egly, Williamsport
Carole Heckel, Williamsport
Beth Baker, Muncy
William Emery, Williamsport
Virginia Hill, Montgomery
Betty Ann Baker, Muncy
Robert Barbour, Williamsport
Ronald Beach, Montoursville
David Becker, Watsontown
Brooke Beiter, Williamsport
Michael Beiter, Williamsport
Daniel Berninger, Muncy
Douglas Bertanzetti, Turbotville
Erik Berthold, Muncy
Susan Best, Williamsport
Matthew Bloom, Danville
Richard Born, Williamsport
Tara Bozella, Montgomery
Tom Breneisen, Montoursville
Maurice Brubaker, Lewisburg
Bruce Buckle, Montoursville
John Burks, Williamsport
Stephenie Butler, Danville
The Community Foundation is fortunate
to have over 225 people volunteer for our
organization, by helping to meet community
needs. The time, energy and skills that these
volunteers invest in our community change
peoples’ lives forever.
We are grateful for the dedication of these
volunteers—without them, we would not have
a partnership that allows us to keep pace with
the needs of our community. Thank you!
Jonathan Butterfield, Williamsport
Douglas Calem, South Williamsport
Renee Carey, Montoursville
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Kevin Carl, Montoursville
Anne Fannick, Milton
David Himes, Lewisburg
Dennis Carpenter, Montoursville
Tim Fausnaught, Williamsport
Scott Hoffman, Turbotville
Gretchen Carpenter, Montoursville
Vicki Fennell, Lewisburg
Linda Holland, Montoursville
Michael Casale Jr., Montoursville
William Fennell, Lewisburg
David Holman, Mifflinburg
Margaret Chapman, Williamsport
David Finn, Williamsport
Lois Huffines, Lewisburg
Ronald Cimini, Williamsport
Susan Hunsinger, Williamsport
Jane Clapps, Williamsport
Michael Flanagan, Lock Haven
Roger Jarrett, Muncy
Jean Cohick, Williamsport
Jeremiah Johnson, Williamsport
John Confer, Williamsport
Robert Forse, Pennsdale
Ann Kahler, Williamsport
R. Lowell Coolidge, Wellsboro
Eileen Frank, Mount Carmel
Ronald Kanaskie, Danville
Verna Correll, South Williamsport
Nicoya Frey, Williamsport
Jason Kappanadze, Elmira Heights, NY
Richard Coulter, Williamsport
Kevin Gardner, Lewisburg
Christine Kavanagh, Williamsport
Kimberly Crone, Lewistown
Larry Gehr, Trout Run
William Kear, Watsontown
Patricia Cross, Turbotville
Jody Geise, Lewisburg
Bridget Kennington, Lewistown
Aaron Cunningham, Williamsport
Deborah Geist, Laporte
Mary Ann Kilpatrick, Montoursville
Anne Darrup, Mount Carmel
Christopher King, Montoursville
Gail Deans, Turbotville
Nada Gray, Lewisburg
Dan King, Montoursville
Doug DeArment, Lewistown
Charles Greevy IV, Williamsport
Nathan King, Lewistown
Ronald DeFeo Jr., Montoursville
Gary Grozier, Bloomsburg
2012 Volunteers
Monica Klingerman, Williamsport
Michael O’Keefe, Lewisburg
Daniel Taormina, Montoursville
Rachel Knipe, Montoursville
Bernard Oravec, Williamsport
Mark Temons, Muncy
Ellen Koschak, Laporte
Deb Parsons, Cogan Station
Daniel Kovalak, Williamsport
Anna Patterson, South Williamsport
Jacqueline Thomas, Williamsport
Gary Peck, Hughesville
Mary Thomas, Jersey Shore
Charles Andrew Kyle, Turbotville
Fred Peet, Williamsport
Roxann Laird, Jersey Shore
Jeanne Twigg, Montoursville
Sandra Lakey, Williamsport
William Phillips, Williamsport
John Uehling, Mifflinburg
Phillip Landers, Williamsport
Michael Prowant, Montgomery
James Ulrich, Turbotville
Brenda Larson, South Williamsport
Peter Quigg, Montrose
Lisa Varano, Mount Carmel
Jon Larson, Montoursville
Matthew Radspinner, Williamsport
Gilbert Vierra, South Williamsport
Timothy LeVan, Harrisburg
Brett Reasner, South Williamsport
Tammy Weber, Williamsport
Kenneth Levitzky, Dushore
Matthew Reitz, Williamsport
Terry Light, Lewisburg
Norman Rich, Lewisburg
Timothy Welliver, Muncy
Richard Lloyd, Muncy
Sonya Riden, Lewistown
Stephen Wesolowski, Montoursville
Jennifer Locey, Williamsport
George Rizzo, Williamsport
Elsie Wessner, Williamsport
Joseph Loehr, Williamsport
Lee Robinson, Montgomery
Amy Wieand, Danville
Cassidy Logue, Williamsport
Leslie Robinson, Milton
Richard Wienecke, Montoursville
George E. (Herman) Logue Jr.,
Stuart Roe, Williamsport
Tona Williams, Lewistown
Jeanne Rogan, Muncy
Thomas Wilson, South Williamsport
Molly Logue, Trout Run
Leanne Roughton, Montgomery
Lawrence Winans, Lewisburg
Jennifer Lundy, Williamsport
Gregory Sacavage, Mount Carmel
Frederick Wood, Duboistown
Charles Luppert Jr., Williamsport
Kenneth Sawyer Jr., Williamsport
Adam Wright, Montoursville
Christopher Lusk, South Williamsport
Patricia Schick, South Williamsport
David Wright, Williamsport
Brenda Schmick, Montoursville
Robert Yost, Lewisburg
C. Robert Schultz, Williamsport
David Zartman, Northumberland
Peter Matson, Lewisburg
Maggie Seay, Lewistown
Heather Zimmerman, Muncy
Sean McCann, Williamsport
Corliss Shaffer, Williamsport
John McCarty, Williamsport
Karen Shaffer, Muncy
David McGarvey, Cogan Station
Judith Shellenberger, Williamsport
Mary McGarvey, Williamsport
Katie Shemory, Jersey Shore
Phyllis Sieber, Williamsport
Eric McNulty, Montoursville
Craig Skaluba, Laporte
Dennis Meckley, New Columbia
Daniel Skvir, Princeton, NJ
Reed Mellinger, Jersey Shore
Larry Skvir, Delran, NJ
Amy Messersmith, Muncy
Ronald Skvir, Hollidaysburg
Lori Metzger, Bloomsburg
Jesse Smith, South Williamsport
William Metzger Sr., Lewisburg
Bruce Smithgall, South Williamsport
Gerald Miller, Williamsport
Philip Sosland, Lewisburg
Mike Miller, South Williamsport
Charles Springman, Williamsport
Mike Murafka, Williamsport
Harry Stackhouse, Montoursville
Raymond Murphy, Williamsport
Diane Stanzione, Williamsport
Veronica Muzic, Williamsport
Bernard Stellar, Mount Carmel
Shelby Napoli, Wyalusing
Victoria Stetts, Montoursville
David Newell, Selinsgrove
Leayn Stockdill, Laporte
Elsie Skvir Nierle, Williamsport
Elvin Stoltzfus, Lewisburg
Bryan Noaker, Milton
Amy Swartz, Turbotville
Richard Nornhold, Turbotville
Jill Sysock, Laporte
Trout Run
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Union County
Flick on Brick
Ways to Give
A new, annual fundraiser
builds awareness of
the Union County
Community Fund.
“....by far, one of the best community
awareness events we have ever sponsored,”
Some came to the Flick on Brick
event to spend a beautiful October evening socializing
outdoors; others turned out as staunch supporters of
the Union County Community Fund (UCCF). Still others
wanted to satisfy their curiosity—“What is a Flick on
Brick?”
The “Flick” was the blockbuster Ironman; the “Brick”
was a courtyard wall at the Packwood House Museum in
Lewisburg. The event was a new, annual fundraiser that
was “by far, one of the best community awareness events
we have ever sponsored,” according to Dawn Linn, the
FCFP’s Vice President of Planned Philanthropy.
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The film provided a backdrop for old friends and
new acquaintances to connect, celebrate and enjoy
complimentary wine, beer and gourmet cinema fare. It
was also an opportunity to raise awareness of the UCCF
within the community and open a new avenue for giving.
The Community Foundation utilized new technology
to market the event, sending out invitations via social
media. This approach, Ms. Linn believes, attracted new
donors who might not be reached using traditional
marketing tools. The Union County Flick on Brick evening
raised $1,700; a similar event held in Williamsport in May
2012 brought in $5,100.
Ways to Annually Support the Foundation
Annual gifts support the mission of the
Community Foundation and allow the
organization to enhance programs and help
meet emerging needs of our communities
while assisting with daily operations.
Friends
of the
Foundation
Fund
This annual fund provides important
unrestricted support that allows us to
provide a high level of expertise and
service as we work with our nonprofit
partners to meet the greatest needs
of the residents of our region. A gift to this fund will
ensure that the Foundation will continue to provide
critical support to hundreds of nonprofits that
improve the lives of our neighbors.
Community The Community Funds were created
Funds to enhance the quality of life in each
of the regions that we serve. These
Funds allow the FCFP Board of Directors its greatest
flexibility in making grants to the community.
The Community Funds provide a permanent
discretionary resource for nonprofits. Gifts to these
Funds will address ever-changing needs—including
future needs that cannot be anticipated today.
Rider Park is one of Lycoming
County’s and Pennsylvania’s greatest
recreational areas—867 acres of
protected land available to the
public 365 days a year for hiking, trail running,
mountain bike riding, cross country skiing and
other low impact recreational activities. This Fund
was established to provide grants from the fund’s
principal and income to offset the operational costs
of Rider Park.
Friends of
Rider Park
Fund
Charitable
Gift
Certificates
Are you looking for a unique gift
for that special someone? The
Foundation offers an inspiring
and convenient way to give
while helping to support the invaluable work of
the nonprofit organizations in our community—a
Charitable Gift Certificate. The certificates are
available in increments of $25, $50 or $100 to share
with family, friends and/or business associates.
As a purchaser of a gift certificate, you receive an
acknowledgement for your tax purposes.
The program works like any gift certificate: recipients
of the certificates redeem them with the Foundation,
directing the gift to a charity or charities, in our
region, to benefit. The certificate has a one year
expiration date.
Pennsylvania
Educational
Improvement
Tax Credit
(EITC) Program
This program allows businesses
in Pennsylvania to make
contributions to approved
organizations and receive tax
credits in return for their gifts.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania created the
EITC Program in 2001. The Community Foundation
has been an approved EITC organization since 2002,
and grants through the program have provided
area teachers with funding to bring exciting new
educational opportunities to our students.
Gifts to the EITC program fund: classroom visits
and workshops with authors, artists, and performers;
and equipment and materials for new, innovative
programs that would not otherwise be funded.
The Community Foundation is here to help you with
your philanthropic needs. For information on how to
contribute to an existing fund, contact the Development
Office at 1.866.901.2372 or 570.321.1500.
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2012 by the Numbers
$69,926,821
Asset value as of 12.31.12
Percentage of Change
12.93%
1.43%
Total Return on Endowment Investments 12.83%
Operating Expenses / Assets Ratio
Total Number of Funds Managed
366
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Number of New Funds Established in 2012
$918,541
Total Number of Gifts Received
639
Number of Donors 418
Donor Contributions Received
$3,209,517
Total Number of Grants Awarded 292
Number of Organizations Receiving Funding 152
Dollar Amount of Grants Awarded
Dollar Amount of Scholarships Awarded
Total Number of Scholarships Awarded
Number of Students Receiving an Award
$231,309
139
131
Amount of Grants and Scholarships Awarded in 2012
$3,440,826
Number of Grants and Scholarships Awarded in 2012
431
Value by Fund Type
Total $ 69,926,821
Donor Advised 3.8%
Designated 9.2%
Field of Interest
11.7%
Organizational Endowment 3.5%
Scholarship 7.9%
Unrestricted 45.1%
Beneficial Interest Trusts 4.1%
Split Interest Trusts 3.6%
Administrative Endowments 7.4%
Special Projects 3.0%
Other Assets 0.8%
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Financial Statements
FCFP Consolidated Statement of Financial Position (Unaudited)
Assets
2012
2011
Cash $
1,995,219 $
452,982 Receivables
32,399
46,584 Prepaid Expense
51,739 19,252 Investments
62,535,605
56,592,129 Other Assets
136,000 136,000 Contribution Receivable-Remainder Trusts 1,108,264 792,206 Beneficial Interest-Perpetual Trusts
2,856,690 2,729,378 Assets Held Under Split Interest Agreements
1,160,411 1,087,566 Property and Equipment, Net
50,494
64,179 Total Assets
$ 69,926,821 $ 61,920,276
L i a b i l i t i e s a n d N e t A s s e t s Accounts Payable
$
56,632 $
55,214 Grants Payable, Net
1,860,130
786,697 Liability Under Split Interest Agreements 596,056
598.868 Funds Held As Organizational Endowments
2,431,793 2,504,107 Other Long Term Liabilities
2,384,168 —
Total Liabilities $
7,328,779
$ 3,944.886
Total Net Assets $ 62,598,042
$ 57,975,390
The First Community Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania financial statements
are audited by an independent public accounting firm. The audit for the years ended
December 31, 2012 and 2011 have been performed by Maher Duessel, Certified Public
Accountants of Harrisburg, PA. Copies of the audit are available upon request by
calling 1.866.901.2372.
Grants by Program Area
Total $ 3,209,517
Arts & Culture 12.12%
Civic 14.19%
Education 9.07%
Health &
Human Services
43.64%
Scholarships 7.21%
Recreation 0.22%
Youth 13.55%
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The Legacy Society
Anonymous
Harry Staib III*, Montgomery
Joanne Aurand, Danville
Jean and Marvin Staiman, Williamsport
Cynthia Mengel-Bower and James Bower Sr., Trout Run
Linda L. Stein, Muncy
Marilyn Brill, Lewisburg
Judy and Albert Styrcula, Montoursville
Elizabeth* and Alvin Bush, Williamsport
Kathleen H. and Richard J. Weilminster, Montoursville
Connie and Michael Casale Jr., Montoursville
Mary and Marshall Welch Jr., Williamsport
The Concino Family: Frank*, Crystal, Lauren and Jennifer,
Janet Wolf, Lewisburg
Hilton Head Island, SC
Linda and Robert Crockett, Williamsport
Joyce and William Davis, Williamsport
Lucille* and Carl Jarrett, Lewisburg
Marcia and Kenneth Johnson, Montoursville
Dawn and Douglas Keiper, Celebration, FL
Carol and William Metzger Sr., Lewisburg
Joyce and John Miller, The Villages, FL
Richard Mix, Williamsport
Carol Ann and Robert Rice, Williamsport
William Ritter, Muncy
Carole and John Schultz, Williamsport
Carol and Hugh (Pete) Sides, Williamsport
James Smith, South Williamsport
Elizabeth Jane and Andrew* Spuler, Williamsport
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*Deceased
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Sheryl and Christopher Hoff, Hughesville
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Pennsylvania has created a Legacy Society
to recognize individuals who have named the
Community Foundation as the beneficiary of any
type of planned or deferred gift. By designating the
Community Foundation as a beneficiary, you are
ensuring the future of our community and making
a difference forever. The gift may come to us for
unrestricted use—to meet the changing and most
urgent needs of the community—or for a named
fund—to serve a specific purpose or to benefit a
specific charity. Either way, the impact is lasting.
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Shirley and George Durrwachter, Montoursville
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David Maneval, State College
Lawrence Allison Sr., Montoursville
Judy and Robert More, Montgomery
Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, Williamsport
The Muncy Bank & Trust Company, Muncy
Mark Barbour, Fairfax, VA
Muncy Historical Society, Muncy
Muncy Rotary Club, Muncy
Blaise Alexander Management, Inc., Muncy
Citizens & Northern Bank, Wellsboro
Cheryl and Steven Patton, Danville
Community Arts Center, Williamsport
Pennsylvania General Energy Co., LLC, Warren
Joyce and William Davis, Williamsport
Dana and Brian Pick, Montgomery
Robert Donehower, Lewisburg
Flora Rothrock, Williamsport
Shirley and George Durrwachter, Montoursville
Donna Sayah, Montoursville
Lindsay Entz Annual Scholarship Ride, Jersey Shore
Shell Exploration & Production Company, Houston, TX
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Catharine and Allen Ertel, Montoursville
South Williamsport Borough, South Williamsport
Exco Resources (PA), LLC, Warrendale
St. Boniface Church, Williamsport
Flags Across America—Williamsport-Lycoming Chapter,
St. John Neumann Regional Academy, Williamsport
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Substantial, ongoing giving by individuals, families,
businesses or organizations to the First Community
Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania is changing
our community and our region forever. The circle—
an icon of unity, infinity and completion—is an
appropriate representation of the lasting power of
community endowments and the collective legacy
of all FCFP partners—especially that of our generous
donors. The Silver Circle Society recognizes outright
lifetime giving of $25,000 or more by a living donor.
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Blaise Alexander, Muncy
Mary Ann and Robert Fleck, Danville
Diane Stanbro, Denver, CO
Richard Fry, Montoursville
Linda Stein, Muncy
Helen and Daniel Fultz, Mendon, NY
Barbara and Thomas Taber, Muncy
Lillian Gehret, Williamsport
Howard Thompson*, Jersey Shore
Val and Gus Genetti, Wilkes-Barre
Union-Snyder Agency on Aging, Inc., Lewisburg
Gunga Enterprises, LLC, Williamsport
Waste Management, Morrisville
Historic Original Little League, Inc., Williamsport
Mary and Marshall Welch Jr., Williamsport
Barbara and Michael Hudock, Williamsport
The Williamsport Home, Williamsport
Lucille* and Carl Jarrett, Lewisburg
Williamsport Knights Home Association Inc., Williamsport
Jersey Shore State Bank, Williamsport
Williamsport Symphony Orchestra, Williamsport
Little League Baseball, Inc., Williamsport
Woodlands Bank, Williamsport
Linda and John Lundy, Williamsport
YWCA Northcentral PA, Williamsport
Lycoming County United Way, Inc., Williamsport
Lycoming-Clinton MH/MR Joinder Program, Williamsport
*Deceased
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The Bronze Bridge Society
Nina and Jeffrey Goff, Selinsgrove
Goulden Touch Foundation, Howard
Infinity Oilfield Services, LLC, Montoursville
J. B. Gibbons Construction, Williamsport
Monica and Daniel Klingerman, Williamsport
Jennifer and Keith Kuzio, Williamsport
Sandy and John Laszlo, Norcross, GA
Molly and George (Herman) Logue Jr., Trout Run
Don Lundy, Williamsport
Frank Lundy III, Williamsport
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Rosalie and Ronald Cimini, Williamsport
Jane and Al Clapps, Williamsport
Coldwell Banker Penn One Real Estate, Inc., Lewisburg
Elizabeth Cole and William Collins III, Port Jefferson, NY
CRS, Inc., Williamsport
Danko Holdings, LP, Montoursville
Jeanne and Ronald DeFeo Jr., Montoursville
Amy Ertel and Peter Went, Jersey City, NJ
F.N.B. Corporation, Hermitage
Farlie, Turner & Co., LLC., Ft. Lauderdale, FL
First National Bank of Pennsylvania, Williamsport
Fishlips, LLC, Montoursville
Erin and Timothy Fitzgerald, Danville
FTS International Services LLC, Cisco, TX
Teresa and Michael Gaetano, Montoursville
Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc., Montoursville
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Gifts from our generous donors—individuals,
families, businesses or organizations—allow
the First Community Foundation Partnership
of Pennsylvania to meet the many changing
needs of our community and our region.
Donations of $1,000 or more, annually, build
bridges—connecting donors to causes they
care about; joining nonprofit agencies with
those in need and channeling new ideas and
visions into positive, lasting results.
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Juli and Jay Alexander, Montoursville
Allison Crane and Rigging, Williamsport
Brendan Aurand, Havertown
Bald Eagle Enterprises, Williamsport
Lori and Michael Beiter, Williamsport
Best Line Equipment, State College
Karen and John Blaschak, Montoursville
C & E Containers, Inc., Jersey Shore
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The M & T Charitable Foundation, Buffalo, NY
Nancy and Richard Marsh, Hughesville
Trisha and Patrick Marty, Williamsport
Mason Investment Advisory Services, Inc., Reston, VA
Michelle and Raymond Mattie, Montoursville
Jason Moyer, Williamsport
Betty Murtland, Sayre
Cynthia and William Pagana, Williamsport
Pennsylvania College of Technology, Williamsport
Barbara and Dale Pepper, Muncy
Powerplant Technologies, Inc., Williamsport
Precision Completion & Production Services Ltd.,
Houston, TX
PRIMUS Employee Association, Williamsport
River Valley Regional YMCA, Williamsport
The Bronze Bridge Society
Linda Stein, Muncy
Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc., Lititz
Alice and Rich Trowbridge, Williamsport
Uptown Music Collective, Williamsport
Betty and Steven Uzupis, Unityville
VanFleet Medical, Williamsport
Kim Walter, Lewisburg
Kathleen and Richard Weilminster, Montoursville
Weis Markets Inc., Sunbury
West Milton State Bank, West Milton
Barbara and Howard Williams, Muncy
Jennifer and Patrick Wilson, Williamsport
Sue and John Young, Muncy
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David Bahl, Esq., Williamsport
Douglas Loviscky, Esq., CPA, State College
Jeffrey Crossland, Esq., Lewisburg
Andrew Lyons, Esq., Lewisburg
John Gallo Jr., Montoursville
Peter Matson, Esq., Lewisburg
Charles Greevy III, Esq., Williamsport
John Pietrovito, Esq., Muncy
Anthony Grieco, Esq., Williamsport
Cynthia Roman, Williamsport
Fred Holland, Esq., Williamsport
Martin Wilson, Esq., Lewisburg
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Professional advisors are the First Community
Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania’s
valued partners. They are indispensable
channels between the Community Foundation
and individuals who realize the time has come
to make philanthropic decisions. The Door
Opener Society was created in 2009 to honor
the professionals who have helped clients
achieve their charitable objectives through the
Community Foundation.
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Wilfred Knecht, Esq., Williamsport
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New Fund
Connor’s
Connection Fund
Donor advised,
pass-through fund
to support educational
needs of autistic youth
in Lycoming County.
Each donor has a unique reason
for establishing a charitable fund at the First Community
Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania, but none is more
deeply personal than that of Shelly and Ray Mattie, who
created Connor’s Connection, a donor-advised, passthrough fund that provides grants for activities, supplies
and technology to help autistic children in Lycoming
County.
When their first-born son, Connor, was diagnosed with
autism, the Matties dedicated themselves to helping him
achieve his full potential. They also committed themselves
to raising community awareness of the needs of autistic
children and helping other parents meet those needs.
Mr. and Mrs. Mattie, Connor and his brother Sam do
everything as a family unit. All are on hand to participate in
grant check presentations. Both Connor and Sam
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participate in an annual lemonade-stand fundraiser—
which raises thousands of dollars—to benefit Hope Early
Intervention Services for children with special needs. This
past year, Connor, cheered on by his family, ran in a 5K to
raise awareness for children with autism. “I want to run for
autism so people understand,” Connor said.
The teachers and staff at C.E. McCall Middle School in
Montoursville understand. In elementary school, Connor
struggled academically and socially. Today he is an honor
roll student and was named Student of the Month. The
difference, Mr. Mattie believes, is the support Connor, and
other special needs students at the school, receive. “We
have a team behind us, including a super special ed teacher
who believes that any child can be reached.” Connor’s
Connection was created to ensure that autistic children
throughout the region have the chance to be reached.
2012 New Funds
Philanthropists throughout our region rely on the
Community Foundation to provide the attention
and expertise required to help them achieve
their philanthropic goals. Whether the donor is
interested in deferred giving, the creation of a
family endowment or a gift to one of our existing
funds, they can depend on our experienced staff
to assist in structuring gifts that maximize tax
savings and establish an enduring legacy for our
community. The following funds were established
with the Community Foundation in 2012.
Connor’s Connection Fund
Established by Shelly and Ray Mattie,
in honor of their son Connor, this
fund supports charitable projects as
advised by the donor.
Lew Gilberti Memorial
Scholarship Fund
This fund was established in
memory of Lew Gilberti to provide a
scholarship to students who intend
to study music at the Uptown
Music Collective.
Rider Park Endowment Fund
The Rider Park Endowment Fund is
a designated fund to support Rider
Park.
Doris Watts Poole (Class of 1957)
Scholarship Fund
This scholarship fund was established
in memory of Doris Watts AllisonPoole for the benefit of graduating
students from Millville Area School
District who intend to pursue higher
education.
Williamsport Knights Home
Association Fund
Established by the Williamsport
Knights of Columbus, this fund
was established for the benefit of
graduating students from Saint John
Neumann Regional Academy who
intend to pursue higher education.
Harry Staib Charitable
Remainder UniTrust
Harry Staib established this fund to
support charities selected by the
donor in exchange for lifetime annual
payments.
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Passionate Giving | 2012 Donors
Anonymous (2)
F. Kenneth Ackerman III, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
Acme Barbecue and Catering, Williamsport
Linda and R. Edward Alberts, Williamsport
Juli and Jay Alexander, Montoursville
Allison Crane and Rigging, Williamsport
Mary and Michael Ambrosino, Danville
American Society of Highway Engineers, Montoursville
Betty Anderson, Williamsport
Michael Arispe, Montoursville
Beth Armanda, Williamsport
The Art of Autism, LLC, Williamsport
Francine Ashby, Lewisburg
Deborah and Maurice Brubaker, Lewisburg
Brynwood Rentals, Lewisburg
Louise and David Bush, Washingtonville
C & E Containers, Inc., Jersey Shore
Stephanie Calder, Williamsport
Dolores and P. Michael Callahan, Trout Run
Maureen and Patrick Carey, Williamsport
Michelle Carter, Barre, VT
Carol and Nicholas Catino, Montoursville
CCSI, Inc., Montoursville
Margaret and Harold Chapman, Williamsport
Rosalie and Ronald Cimini, Williamsport
Citizens’ Electric Company of Lewisburg, Lewisburg
Jane and Al Clapps, Williamsport
Joyce Clayberger, Sunbury
In 2012, the Community Foundation received
$918,541 in contributions from 418 donors.
The generosity and foresight of these donors
will allow the Community Foundation to
provide assistance to a vast array of nonprofit
organizations and students in northcentral
Pennsylvania.
Andrew Aurand, Tallahassee, FL
Brendan Aurand, Havertown
Brian Aurand, Havertown
Joanne Aurand, Danville
Margaret Aurand, Havertown
Bald Eagle Enterprises, Williamsport
Edward Barone, Williamsport
Lise and Curtis Barrick, Lewisburg
Martha and Alan Barrick, Lewisburg
Donna and Michael Bastian, Montoursville
Audrey Baylor, Lewisburg
Christie and Steven Beattie, Lewisburg
Mary Lou Beers, Williamsport
Lori and Michael Beiter, Williamsport
Robert Bennett, Montoursville
Rebecca and Daniel Berninger, Muncy
Susan and John Best, Williamsport
Best Line Equipment, State College
Kristen and Daniel Beyer, Bloomsburg
Dorothy Bingaman, Williamsport
Karen and John Blaschak, Montoursville
Booth & Deutsch, Danville
Brady Funeral Home Incorporated, Danville
Kyle Brady, Danville
Marilyn Brill, Lewisburg
Vera and Hugh Brower, Orlando, FL
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Evanda and Jerry Cline, Williamsport
Clinton Country Club, Mill Hall
Coldwell Banker Penn One Real Estate, Inc., Lewisburg
Elizabeth Cole and William Collins III, Port Jefferson, NY
James Cole, Danville
Cole’s Hardware, Danville
Nicki and Steven Collins, Williamsport
Comfort Profit Consulting Inc., Hegins
Community Arts Center, Williamsport
Community Theatre League, Williamsport
Brette and David Confair, Williamsport
Diane and Richard Confair, Loyalsock
Linda and John Confer, Williamsport
Contrast Communications LLC, Mifflinburg
Roberta Coulter, Danville
Melissa Cowles, Williamsport
Cozen O’Connor Attorneys, Philadelphia
Phyllis Cragle, Knoxville, TN
Lisa and Matthew Cramer, Williamsport
Nichole and James Crawford, Montoursville
William D. Crooks III Estate, Williamsport
Ruthanne and Timothy Crotty, Montoursville
CRS, Inc., Williamsport
Curry Supply Co., Curryville
Danko Holdings, LP, Montoursville
Danville Area School District, Danville
Davis Insurance Agency, Inc., Lock Haven
Jeanne and Ronald DeFeo Jr., Montoursville
New Fund
Williamsport Knights
Home Association
Scholarship Fund
$40,000 for graduates
of St. John Neumann
Regional High School
When the Williamsport Home Association
of the Knights of Columbus, realized $40,000 from the
sale of property in 2012, its board of directors turned
to the First Community Foundation Partnership of
Pennsylvania to create a scholarship fund carrying on the
organization’s work in perpetuity. The Williamsport Knights
Home Association Scholarship Fund will provide annual
scholarships for graduating students of St. John Neumann
Regional Academy who are continuing their education at
an accredited college or university, according to Arthur
Girio, treasurer of the Home Association.
For Mr. Girio (above left) and fellow Knights members,
including Charles Mertes, Edward Mertes, and Andrew
Johnson (above right), charitable work and service has
been a way of life—beginning with service to country. Just
17 when he registered for the draft in 1943, Mr. Girio served
in North Africa, Italy, France, Germany and Austria. He
returned home to join the Army Reserve and work for the
Veterans Adminstration and Susquehanna Homes
Company which built many homes purchased by young
veterans. He received an accounting degree from Lycoming
College in 1957 and then set out to build a company—the
Girio Agency. Licensed as an insurance agent, real estate
agent and an investment counselor, Mr. Girio is still active
in the business.
Serving others has been the passion of this member
of The Greatest Generation. Mr. Girio has worked for more
than 25 years to help build Camp Victory, the Millville, PA,
camp for children with special medical needs. He founded
a scholarship fund, administered by the Pennsylvania
Lions District 14G and named in his honor. The Art Girio
Scholarship, to date, has awarded more than $76,000 to
worthy students. With the establishment of the Knights
Home scholarship at the FCFP, Mr. Girio and his fellow
members, have the satisfaction of knowing their good
works will live on after them.
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Williamsport
Symphony
Junior Strings
Grantmaking at Work
$14,000 to develop
a strings program for
elementary & middle
school students.
Few opportunities exist
for today’s young
string musicians to participate in ensemble learning and full
orchestral performances. The First Community Foundation
Partnership of Pennsylvania is helping the Williamsport
Symphony Orchestra (WSO) create such opportunities
with a $14,000 grant from the Williamsport Lycoming
Community Fund. Grant dollars have allowed the WSO to
launch the Williamsport Symphony Junior Strings program
and expand the Williamsport Symphony Youth Orchestra
(WSYO) and Young Artists Competition outreach programs.
The Junior Strings program, led by Matthew Radspinner,
Williamsport Area High School’s Director of Orchestras, is
targeted to advanced elementary, middle school and
young high school students, according to Janet Harris,
WSO Executive Director. “This is a feeder program for
young musicians, ages 8 to 15, who are not ready for
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the Youth Orchestra,” Ms. Harris says. Youth Orchestra
members range from age 12 to 20.
The Junior Strings presented its first concert in early
November playing Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 5,
among other pieces, at the First United Methodist Church
in Willamsport. In February, the Junior Strings joined the
WSYO—now under the direction of Dr. William Ciabattari—
in concert at the Community Arts Center.
“The WSO provides students with a high quality, fullfeatured strings program and a full orchestra experience
on an ongoing basis,” Ms. Harris says. Through social
media, print media and aggressive outreach to area school
districts, the organization is promoting programs that
provide enrichment experiences for the young people who
will ultimately become Williamsport Symphony Orchestra
instrumentalists and audience members.
Judith and Joseph Degregorio, Montoursville
Annie Degros, Hoboken, NJ
Joseph DeMay, Williamsport
Rosemarie and Peter DePasquale, Williamsport
Amy and James Devore, Muncy
Dill Buttons of America, Inc., Montoursville
Yvonne and Matthew DiRocco, Williamsport
Frances and Douglas Doherty, Williamsport
Dunkin Donuts, Williamsport
Anita Douglass-Ulmer, Jersey Shore
Neal Dunn, Williamsport
Lee Goodman Durrwachter, Grand Marais, MI
Eastern Lycoming YMCA, Muncy
Elery W. Nau, Inc., Montoursville
Amy Ertel and Peter Went, Jersey City, NJ
Eureka Resources, Williamsport
Susan and Garth Everett, Muncy
Friends of Garth Everett, Montoursville
Jason Everette, Cogan Station
Lindsay Entz Annual Scholarship Ride, Jersey Shore
F.N.B. Corporation, Hermitage
Katharine Falco, Montoursville
Farlie, Turner & Co., LLC., Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Henry Ferrell III, Exeter, NH
Eric Fetherston, Williamsport
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund, Cincinnati, OH
First National Bank of Pennsylvania, Williamsport
First Quality Enterprises, State College
Daria and Brent Fish, Williamsport
Mary and William Fish, Jersey Shore
Fish Real Estate, Williamsport
Fishlips, LLC, Montoursville
Erin and Timothy Fitzgerald, Danville
Ellen Flacker-Darer, Lewisburg
The Flatiron Salon, Williamsport
FNB Bank, N.A., Danville
Nicoya Frey, Williamsport
Stephanie and Scott Friel, Beaver Springs
FTS International Services LLC, Cisco, TX
Ariel Furman, Amawalk, NY
Teresa and Michael Gaetano, Montoursville
Lynne Gale, Lewisburg
Jane Gallagher, Williamsport
Martha and Daniel Gandy, Williamsport
Karen and Kevin Gardner, Lewisburg
Lois Gass, Danville
Sarah and Thomas Gehret, Williamsport
Anita Gibbons, Williamsport
Kathleen and Michael Gilmore, Lovettsville, VA
Fred Gilmour, Montoursville
Patricia and George Girio, Williamsport
Irvin Gleason, Montoursville
Sylvia Gleason, Lewisburg
Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc., Montoursville
Goulden Touch Foundation, Howard
Nada and David Gray, Lewisburg
Guardian, Lock Haven
Mary Haefner, Danville
Joyce and Philip Hall, Montoursville
Hope Hand, Millville
Diane and William Harrison, Freedom
The Hartman Agency, Inc, Williamsport
Gregory Hayes, Williamsport
Barbara Heckman and Rena Cross, Windermere, FL
Megan Heistand, Milton
Ami Heller, Williamsport
Shirley and William* Hill, Williamsport
Sheryl and Christopher Hoff, Hughesville
Michele Ocker-Holman and David Holman, Mifflinburg
Homewaters Retreats, Bellwood
Hub’s Home Oxygen and Medical Supplies, Montoursville
Hudock Moyer Wealth Management, LLC, Williamsport
Hunter Truck Sales & Service, Inc., Butler
Colleen Huss, Danville
Jillian Ibbs, Williamsport
Industrial Properties Corporation, Williamsport
Infinity Oilfield Services, LLC, Montoursville
Sharon and Anthony Ippolito, Williamsport
J. B. Gibbons Construction, Williamsport
Susan and Dean James, Danville
Jersey Shore Class of 1960, Jersey Shore
Jersey Shore State Bank, Williamsport
Jersey Shore Steel Company, Jersey Shore
Christine Caffrey Johnson and Phillip Johnson, Williamsport
Mary Ann and Steven Johnson, Williamsport
Eleanor and Charles* Jones, South Williamsport
Kimberly Jordan, Northumberland
JPMorgan Chase Foundation, Andover, MA
Patricia and Thomas Kaczmarek, South Williamsport
Christine and Brendan Kavanagh, Williamsport
Christopher Keiser, Williamsport
Judith and Nick Keller, Montoursville
Mary Ann and James Keller, Williamsport
Kathleen and James Kelley, Williamsport
Sharon and Donald King, Montoursville
Klein & Rizzo, Inc., Williamsport
Kathryn Kline, Birdsboro
Monica and Daniel Klingerman, Williamsport
Shirley and Oscar Knade Jr., Montoursville
Margaret Knoebel, Elysburg
Janet Kohler, Hughesville
Aaron Kolb, Williamsport
Kristin and Daniel Kreisher, Lititz
Jennifer and Keith Kuzio, Williamsport
Michelle and Leonidas Labelle, Williamsport
Jill and Michael Lamade, South Williamsport
Larson Design Group, Inc., Williamsport
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Sandy and John Laszlo, Norcross, GA
Eileen Lauchle, Hughesville
Renee Laychur, Williamsport
Ann Levandoski, Danville
Mary Ann and Charles Lichter, Montoursville
Barbara and Terry Light, Lewisburg
Dawn and Tom Linn, Muncy
Lions Club of Newberry, Inc., Williamsport
Little League Baseball, Inc., Williamsport
Patrick Little, Williamsport
Little Treasurers Preschool & Daycare, LLC,
South Williamsport
Lock Haven University Foundation, Lock Haven
Molly and George (Herman) Logue Jr., Trout Run
Norma and Elwood Loudenslager Jr., Trout Run
Loyal Order of Moose - Williamsport Moose Lodge
No. 145, South Williamsport
Jessica Ludwig, Hickory
Don Lundy, Williamsport
Frank Lundy III, Williamsport
Lundy Construction, Williamsport
The Lycoming Mall, Muncy
M & R Contracting, Inc., Lock Haven
M & T Bank, Williamsport
The M & T Charitable Foundation, Buffalo, NY
Anne and Chris MacDonald, Williamsport
Michele and Paul Mach, Duboistown
Marisa and Robert Macy, Cogan Station
Grace and Owen Mahon, Lewisburg
Joan Manning, Williamsport
Sally and Stephen Manning, South Williamsport
Market Street Group, Lewisburg
Marks, McLaughlin & Dennehy, Danville
Kelly and Carl Marrara, Mechanicsburg
Mary Ann Marrara, Mechanicsburg
Nancy and Lewis Marrara, Lewisburg
Nancy and Richard Marsh, Hughesville
L. Maile and Jeffrey Marshall, Williamsport
Marshall, Parker & Weber, LLC, Williamsport
Mason Investment Advisory Services, Inc., Reston, VA
Mary and Edward Mastascusa, Lewisburg
Susan and Vincent Matteo, Williamsport
Michelle and Raymond Mattie, Montoursville
Jennifer and Karl Matz, Williamsport
Rebecca and James Mauch, Lewisburg
Robert Mauck, Muncy
Pamela and Paul Mauger, Lewisburg
McCarthy Tire and Automotive Centers, Wilkes Barre
Arlie and John McClintock, Berwick
Patricia and Dayl McClintock, Muncy
Judy and William McConnell, Williamsport
McCormick Law Firm, Williamsport
Kathryn McKernan, Williamsport
McTish, Kunkel & Associates, Montoursville
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Carol and William Metzger Sr., Lewisburg
Stephen Metzger, Roaring Spring
Barbara and Steven Middernacht, Lewisburg
Mifflinburg Bank and Trust, Mifflinburg
Minuteman Environmental Services, Milton
Committee to Elect Rick Mirabito, Williamsport
Maria and Lawrence Missigman Sr., Williamsport
Leah and Samuel Mollica III, Du Bois
Jean Moore, Williamsport
Christine Moran, Montoursville
Richard Murphy, Williamsport
Betty Murtland, Sayre
Veronica and William Muzic, Williamsport
Nicole Nardi, Williamsport
Ralph (Tony) Nardi, Williamsport
Northwest Savings Bank, Williamsport
Judith and Stuart Olinsky, Montoursville
David Onzik, Muncy
Oregon East Running Club, Montoursville
Cynthia and William Pagana, Williamsport
Anna and Raymond Patterson, South Williamsport
Geneva and Gary Peck, Hughesville
Pennsylvania College of Technology, Williamsport
Barbara and Dale Pepper, Muncy
Pepsico Foundation, Princeton, NJ
Mary Beth and Kurt Peterson, Wilton, CT
Catherine and Joseph Petruncio, Bloomsburg
Megan and Adam Pfleegor, Williamsport
Linda and Michael Philbin, Montoursville
Andree Phillips, Williamsport
Ann Marie and Birch Phillips Jr., Montoursville
Lea Ann Plessinger, Lock Haven
PNC Real Estate, Frederick, MA
Powerplant Technologies, Inc., Williamsport
Caryn and Francis Powers, Loyalsock
Precision Completion & Production Services Ltd,
Houston, TX
PRIMUS Employee Association, Williamsport
PRIMUS Technologies Corporation, Williamsport
Audrey and J. Dougas Pryce, Bedford, NH
Quandel Construction Group, Inc., Harrisburg
Debra and Robert Rabb, Muncy
Radiant Steel Products Company, Williamsport
Ralph S. Alberts Company, Inc., Montoursville
Range Resources Corporation, Fort Worth, TX
Stephen Rathmell, Casco, ME
Christine and Jeffrey Rauff, Montoursville
Carla Raup, Danville
Karen and Brett Reasner, South Williamsport
REW Insurance & Financial Services, LLC, Lewisburg
Valerie Reynolds, Pennsdale
Phyllis and Norman Rich, Lewisburg
Dana Richardson, Danville
Phyllis Ridge, Roaring Branch
River Valley Regional YCMA, Williamsport
Rod’s Production Services, LLC, Erick, OK
Annabelle Rogers, Laporte
Kathy Rogers, Montoursville
Barbara and Richard Rosencrans, Montoursville
Courtney and Scott Rosevear, Lewisburg
Rotary Club of Danville, Danville
Erin and Peter Ruhl, Williamsport
Sharon and Sam Ryder, Hummels Wharf
Judy Sarett, Williamsport
Carol Savoy, Montoursville
Donna Sayah, Montoursville
Barbara Schmouder, Jersey Shore
Linda and Peter Schultz, Williamsport
Jodi and Allan Schwenk, Alburtis
Margaret Scranton, Clyde, NC
Selby Furniture Hardware Co., Inc., Bronx, NY
Service 1st Federal Credit Union, Danville
Blair Shangraw, Montoursville
Charlene and Robert Shangraw, Williamsport
Ronda and Graham Showalter, Lewisburg
Nancy and John Showers, New Berlin
Carol and Hugh (Pete) Sides, Williamsport
Robert Simmers, Leland, NC
Laura and Daniel Smith, Muncy
Megan and Glenn Smith II, Montoursville
Caren and Richard Smith, Danville
Karen Bower and Robert Snook, Montoursville
South Williamsport Borough, South Williamsport
Donna and Thomas Spitler, Wooster, OH
Shirley and Charles Springman, Williamsport
Margery J. Steady, Laconia, NH
Linda Stein, Muncy
Molly and Elvin Stoltzfus, Lewisburg
Susan and Phillip Story, Muncy
Tracey and Ted Strosser, Lewisburg
Swan Stull and Marty Gates, Lewisburg
Judy and Albert Styrcula, Montoursville
Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc., Lititz
Marijo and Richard Swartz, Tempe, AZ
Swineford National Bank, Hummels Wharf
Kristin and Steve Takach, Williamsport
Heather Temple and James Rizzo, Killingworth, CT
Janet and Guy Temple, Lewisburg
Leslie and Mark Temple, Lewisburg
Mark Thompson, Lewisburg
Erin Tilton, Vineyard Haven, MA
Frank Trembulak, Danville
Alice and Rich Trowbridge, Williamsport
TurnKey Electric Inc., Williamsport
Dorothy and Dale Ulmer, Montoursville
Uptown Music Collective, Williamsport
Susanne and Vincent Urick, Paxinos
Betty and Steven Uzupis, Unityville
VanFleet Medical, Williamsport
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7863, South Williamsport
Wascher Chiropractic Center, Williamsport
Justin Waycaster, Williamsport
Wayne Township Landfill / Clinton Co. Solid Waste
Authority, McElhattan
Irenay and Robert Weaver Jr., Montoursville
Tammy Weber, Williamsport
Kathleen and Richard Weilminster, Montoursville
Weis Markets Inc., Sunbury
Patricia and Jason Weisz, Williamsport
Melissa and Marshall Welch III, Cogan Station
Patricia and Paul Wentzler, Pennsdale
Elsie and Joel Wessner, Williamsport
West Milton State Bank, West Milton
Eleanor Whiting, Williamsport
Elva and Richard Whitmoyer, Millville
Leigh and Richard Wible, Lewisburg
Anna J. Williams, Montoursville
Barbara and Howard Williams, Muncy
Williamsport/Lycoming Chamber of Commerce,
Williamsport
Lisa and John Willoughby, Lewisburg
Jennifer and Patrick Wilson, Williamsport
Xana and Lawrence Winans, Lewisburg
Janet Wolf, Lewisburg
Bertram Woodside, West Seneca, NY
Ann Pepperman and E. Eugene Yaw, Montoursville
Lois Yoder, Muncy
Sue and John Young, Muncy
Karen and David Young, Montoursville
Zafar Grotto Humanitarian Fund, South Williamsport
Lou Ann and Ralph Zeigler Jr., South Williamsport
*Deceased
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Ways to Give
Charitable Gift
Certificates
Jason Moyer celebrates
the holidays giving
10 First Community
Foundation Partnership
gift certificates to
friends and family.
C
haritable gift certificates are
meaningful gifts that keep on giving. The certificates can
be purchased from the Foundation, in denominations
of $25, $50 and $100, and given to friends, family,
colleagues or customers who then choose the charity
that receives the donation. The donor earns a tax
deduction; the certificate recipient experiences the joy
of giving to a cause close to his or her heart.
Jason Moyer, Chief Investment Officer and founding
partner of Hudock Moyer Wealth Resources, first learned
about charitable gift certificates at the Foundation’s 2011
Festive Night of Light celebration. Recognizing the value
of the certificates, he buys ten $100 certificates each
year. “Most people don’t like gift exchanges,” he says.
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“Materialism is waning; people prefer the experience of
a dinner or party with friends.” By giving charitable
gift certificates to friends and family, he is enabling
them to give. His recipients, who have redeemed their
certificates, have chosen to give to a variety of Lycoming
County nonprofits.
Having served on the boards of such organizations
as the Community Arts Center, the Williamsport
Symphony Orchestra, Williamsport Chamber Choir
and Orchestra and the Community Theater League,
Mr. Moyer understands the importance of supporting
nonprofits. His firm has a well-established corporate
culture of giving back to the community.
Tribute Gifts
In Memory of Gina Barnhart
Lois Gass, Danville
In Memory of Mark D’Angelo
Vera and Hugh Brower, Orlando, FL
Barbara Heckman and Rena Cross, Windermere, FL
Elsie and Joel Wessner, Williamsport
In Memory of Dr. Henry Hood
Michelle Carter, Barre, VT
Henry Ferrell III, Exeter, NH
Margery Steady, Laconia, NH
Frank Trembulak, Danville
Mary Haefner, Danville
Joyce and Philip Hall, Montoursville
Patricia and Thomas Kaczmarek, South Williamsport
Judith and Nick Keller, Montoursville
Mary Ann and James Keller, Williamsport
Sharon and Donald King, Montoursville
Klein & Rizzo, Inc., Williamsport
Michelle and Leonidas Labelle, Williamsport
Joan Manning, Williamsport
Sally and Stephen Manning, South Williamsport
Karen Bower and Robert Snook, Montoursville
In Memory of John P. (Jack) Rosencrans
Eileen Lauchle, Hughesville
In Memory of Doris Watts Allison-Poole
PRIMUS Technologies Corporation in honor of
Tammy Fullmer, Williamsport
Elva and Richard Whitmoyer, Millville
Zafar Grotto Humanitarian Fund, South Williamsport
In Memory of Harold R. Kilgus
Jodi and Allan Schwenk, Alburtis
In Memory of Howard L. Ludwig
Jessica Ludwig, Hickory
In Memory of John G. Manning
Betty Anderson, Williamsport
Judith and Joseph Degregorio, Montoursville
Annie Degros, Hoboken, NJ
Patricia Dyroff, Jersey Shore
Elery W. Nau, Inc., Montoursville
Ariel Furman, Amawalk, NY
Kathleen and Michael Gilmore, Lovettsville, VA
Patricia and George Girio, Williamsport
In Honor of Ron and Rosie Cimini
Barbara and Richard Rosencrans, Montoursville
Phillip Story, Muncy
In Honor of Bernice Rathmell
Erin Tilton, Vineyard Haven, MA
Celebrate Your Community Charitable Gift Certificates
Those listed below received a Charitable Gift Certificate in their
honor to redeem at a nonprofit organization of their choice.
Anonymous
American Cancer Society
Janice and George Cohen, Williamsport
Hope Enterprise, Inc.—Children’s Development Center
Anonymous
Challenger Little League District 12
Megan Conrad, Montoursville
Lycoming County United Way, Inc.
Anonymous
Community Theatre League
Lisa Cramer, Williamsport
Shepherd of the Streets
Sarah Andrew, Williamsport
Ruthanne and Timothy Crotty, Montoursville
First Community Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania
Kristen Avery, Muncy
Lycoming County SPCA
Jacqueline Engel, Williamsport
Martha and Alan Barrick, Lewisburg
Donald Heiter Community Center
Mary Fish, Jersey Shore
River Valley Regional YMCA
Krystal Bealing, Wellsboro
Lycoming Animal Protection Society (LAPS)
Jared Fisher, Jersey Shore
Craig Boatman, Jersey Shore
Chris Frantz, Williamsport
Jon Budrow, Jersey Shore
Meow House No Kill Animal Shelter
Josh Freezer, Montoursville
Plunketts Creek Township
David Carpenter, Muncy
Betty and Coleman Funk, Montoursville
The Salvation Army
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Celebrate Your Community Charitable Gift Certificates
Stacy and Robert Gehr, Montoursville
Boy Scout Troop #21 of Montoursville
Patrick Marty, Williamsport
Pennsylvania College of Technology Foundation, Inc.
Deanna Gephart, Jersey Shore
Jody Loudenslager Scholarship Fund—
Montoursville High School
Teagan Marty, Williamsport
YWCA Northcentral PA, Liberty House
Anita Gibbons, Williamsport
John Goetz, Montgomery
Family Promise of Lycoming County
Donna and Richard Grafmyre, Danville
North Central Sight Services
Marisa and Robert Hickey, Williamsport
Karen and John Humphrey, Williamsport
YWCA Northcentral PA, Liberty House
Jillian Jackson, South Williamsport
Hope Enterprise Inc. — Children’s Development Center
Deborah Keip, Williamsport
Meow House No Kill Animal Shelter
Shawn Merrill, Jersey Shore
Jersey Shore Area YMCA
AIDS Resource Alliance
Nancy Moyer and Naomi Miller, Williamsport
The Salvation Army
Martin Muggleton, Williamsport
New Covenant United Church of Christ
Brenda Nichols, Williamsport
William Phillips, Williamsport
Danville Rotary Scholarship Fund
Andrew Keister, Bloomsburg
Union County Community Fund
Susan Pochyba, Centre Hall
STEP - Lycoming-Clinton Counties Commission for
Community Action
Gregory Kist, Williamsport
Lori Rauch, Jersey Shore
Jersey Shore Summer Recreation Program
Cailyn Kreitz, Montoursville
Sophia Reeder, Muncy
AIDS Resource Alliance
Brian Schittler, Trout Run
Stanley Liegey, Jersey Shore
American Red Cross, Northcentral PA Chapter and
Expectations Women’s Center
Erica Searles, Manlius, NY
Sojourner Truth Ministries, Inc.
Steven Lindenmuth, Bloomsburg
Robert Lockcuff, Montoursville
Montoursville Area School District
Elizabeth and George* Logue, Trout Run
American Red Cross Northcentral PA Chapter
Hope Enterprises, Inc.
Sarah Long, Paxtonville
Union-Snyder Agency on Aging, Inc.
Michael Lukens, South Williamsport
Susquehanna Home Care and Hospice
Marisa Macy, Cogan Station
Hope Enterprises, Inc.
Devin Marty, Williamsport
Uptown Music Collective
Marty and Fred Marty, Springfield, MO
Morgan Marty, Williamsport
Lycoming Animal Protection Society (LAPS)
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Uptown Music Collective
Tyler Smith, Hughesville
Sojourner Truth Ministries, Inc.
Richard Sutton, Jersey Shore
Veterans of Vietnam War, Inc.
Kayla Van Fleet, Williamsport
Community Arts Center
Rick Weber, Williamsport
Sunnybrook Meadows Therapeutic Riding
Dave Welch, Jersey Shore
Jersey Shore Public Library
Shelley Whitnack, Williamsport
Williamsport Symphony Orchestra
Jeffrey Willoughby, Lewisburg
American Red Cross, SUN Area Chapter
Lisa Willoughby, Lewisburg
The Green Dragon Foundation
Bernie Wrench, Williamsport
Camp Spifida
*Deceased
Uptown Music
Collective
Grantmaking at Work
$10,000 for
orchestral rock project
with Williamsport
Area High School
Orchestra.
On April 25 through 27, the Uptown Music
Collective (UMC) and the Williamsport High School
Orchestra, under the direction of Matthew Radspinner,
will perform Pink Floyd’s The Wall at the Community
Arts Center (CAC) with CAC Executive Director, Rob
Steele, producing the event.
The collaborative performance is made possible
by First Community Foundation Partnership of
Pennsylvania’s $10,000 grant to the UMC for arranger
Rob Byham’s complete orchestration of the Pink Floyd
album. The Wall, which was released in 1979, holds
an enduring appeal to young musicians, according
to Dave Brumbaugh, Executive Director of UMC, the
Williamsport-based nonprofit music school which draws
student, primarily ages ten to 18, from seven counties.
“The Wall is a touchstone for our students, as is Pink
Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon,” says Mr. Brumbaugh.
UMC students are mounting the production. They have
worked with Mr. Byham on the orchestration, and will
direct, write and be involved in set design. The set,
which will include the eponymous nine-foot wall, will
be built by the Community Arts Center in collaboration
with the Pennsylvania College of Technology
Construction Club. A cast of 30 UMC musicians and
vocalists will take the stage with Williamsport High
School Orchestra musicians for a total of 70 to 80 on
stage for the performance.
The UMC first performed The Wall in 2006. “We
were a very young organization,“ says Mr. Brumbaugh.
“It was our first time on a big stage and our first time at
the Community Arts Center. We have come a long way
since then.”
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Grants
Pennsylvania granted over $2,833,030 to 152 nonprofit
organizations serving residents in 26 counties.
AIDS Resource Alliance, Williamsport $150
Danville Child Development Center, Danville $878
American Cancer Society, Williamsport $350
Diakon Family Life Services, Williamsport $1,064
American Red Cross Northcentral PA Chapter,
Donald Heiter Community Center, Lewisburg $200
Williamsport $5,234
Eagles Mere Historic Village, Eagles Mere $1,000
Animal Resource Center, Bloomsburg $7,153
East Lycoming School District, Hughesville $21,111.09
Barbours Link of James V. Brown Library,
Eastern Lycoming YMCA, Muncy $2,500
Williamsport $1,000
BLaST IU 17 Educational Enhancement Foundation,
Canton $10,000
Evangelical Community Hospital, Lewisburg $93,400
Expectations Women’s Center, Lewisburg $100
Family Promise of Lycoming County, Williamsport $5,050
Borough of Lewisburg, Lewisburg $613
Feed the Children, Oklahoma City, OK $350
Borough of Montoursville, Montoursville $1,815
First Community Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania,
Borough of Muncy, Muncy $28,000
Williamsport $500
Boy Scout Troop #21 Montoursville, Montoursville $50
First United Methodist Church, Jersey Shore $709
Boy Scouts of America Susquehanna Council,
First Ward Fire Company Station 11, South Williamsport $7
Williamsport $4,380
Bradford County Branch YMCA, Towanda $1,052
Flags Across America – Williamsport-Lycoming Chapter,
Williamsport $1,500
Bradford County Regional Arts Council, Towanda $5,260
Florence Crittenton Home, Williamsport $106
Brandon Little League Baseball, Williamsport $109
Friends of Nosara, Bronxville, NY $944
Bucknell University, Lewisburg $400
Geisinger Health System, Danville $2,313
Camp Spifida, Port Trevorton $100
Girl Scouts in the Heart of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg $109
Camp Victory, Millville $20,000
Good Samaritan Mission, Danville $10,307
Campbell Street Family, Youth and Community
Haven to Home, Winfield $944
Association, Inc., Williamsport $76,272.44
Historic Original Little League, Inc., Williamsport $2,038
Campus Theatre, Lewisburg $1,000
Holy Archangels Orthodox Church, Pasadena, MD $1,000
Catholic Relief Services, Baltimore, MD $350
Hope Enterprises, Inc., Williamsport $10,779
Central PA Conference United Methodist Church,
Hughesville Area Public Library, Hughesville $109
Mechanicsburg $209
James V. Brown Library, Williamsport $6,742
Central Susquehanna Sight Services, Sunbury $500
Jersey Shore Area School District, Jersey Shore $19,611.33
Challenger Little League District 12, Williamsport $100
Jersey Shore Area YMCA, Jersey Shore $2,350
City of Williamsport, Williamsport $28,991.59
Jersey Shore Public Library, Jersey Shore $100
Clinton County CleanScapes, Mill Hall $1,000
Jersey Shore Summer Recreation Program,
Community Arts Center, Williamsport $22,531
Community Theatre League, Williamsport $550
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Northeastern PA,
Pittston $1,327
Danville Adoption Center of the Pennsylvania SPCA,
Danville $7,153
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Eagles Mere Friends of the Arts, Eagles Mere $7,500
American Red Cross, SUN Area Chapter, Lewisburg $25
Jersey Shore $9,100
John H. Bower Sunday School Basketball League,
Williamsport $2,531
Junior League of Williamsport, Williamsport $590
Krauss Educational Consulting/The Academia,
Williamsport $7,300
Danville Area Community Center, Danville $3,303
Lewisburg Area School District, Lewisburg $2,375
Danville Area School District, Danville $9,500
Little League Baseball, Inc., Williamsport $307,097
Grants
Living Word Evangelical Free Church, Elmira, NY $334
Loyalsock Township School District, Loyalsock $23,595.50
Lycoming Animal Protection Society (LAPS),
South Williamsport $125
Lycoming College, Williamsport $15,500
Lycoming County Historical Society & Thomas T. Taber
Museum, Williamsport $200,917
Lycoming County SPCA, Williamsport $100,350
Lycoming County United Way, Inc., Williamsport $33,047
Lycoming Housing Authority, Williamsport $106
Lycoming-Sullivan Standards Coalition,
Williamsport $80,000
Mansfield Junior/Senior High School, Mansfield $300
Meow House No Kill Animal Shelter, Williamsport $200
Mercersburg Academy, Mercersburg $6,483
Mifflinburg Borough, Mifflinburg $ 948
Milton Area School District, Milton $2,375
Montgomery Area School District, Montgomery $22,061.09
Montgomery House Library, McEwensville $43,400
Montour County Historical Society, Danville $91
Applying for
Grants
The Community Foundation
matches the philanthropic
interests of our donors with
community needs through a wide
variety of funds and grantmaking
opportunities.
Our grants are made possible
by the foresight, generosity and
compassion of individuals, families
and organizations who understand
the power of endowed funding.
Our donors’ legacies live on through
Community Foundation grants that
enhance the quality of life in our
community for generations to come.
Montoursville Area School District, Montoursville $28,990
Muncy Area Lions Club, Muncy $5,000
Muncy Area Pool Association, Muncy $6,000
Muncy Baptist Church, Muncy $32,000
Muncy Historical Society, Muncy $7,347
Muncy Presbyterian Church, Muncy $100
Muncy Public Library, Muncy $3,100
Funding Opportunities
If your nonprofit organization
would like to receive information
about funding opportunities, please
contact the Program Office at
1.866.901.2372 or 570.321.1500.
Muncy School District, Muncy $50,639.87
New Covenant United Church of Christ, Williamsport $50
Newberry Community Partnership, Williamsport $1,000
Newtown Public Library, Newtown Square $100
North Central Sight Services, Inc., Williamsport $50,100
For a full listing of all current
funding opportunities and online
applications, please visit our website
at www.fcfpartnership.org.
Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH $400
Orthodox Christian Network, Fort Lauderdale, FL $1,000
PA Treatment and Healing, Williamsport $20,000
Penn State Cooperative Extension of Lycoming County,
Montoursville $1,229
Pennsylvania College of Technology, Williamsport $4,389
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Grants continued
Pennsylvania College of Technology Foundation, Inc.,
Williamsport $6,805.19
Uplifting Athletes, Camp Hill $3,000
Pi Beta Phi Foundation, Town & Country, MO $100
Uptown Music Collective, Williamsport $15,125
Plunketts Creek Township, Williamsport $100
Valley View Nursing Center, Montoursville $419,587.01
Plunketts Creek Twp. Ambulance Service,
Veterans of the Vietnam War, Inc., Hughesville $100
Williamsport $5,000
Plunketts Creek Volunteer Fire Department,
Williamsport $5,000
Presbyterian Senior Living, Dillsburg $8,875
Preservation Mifflinburg, Mifflinburg $1,000
Preservation Williamsport Foundation, Inc.,
Williamsport $2,000
Project P.A.W., Binghamton, NY $944
Warrior Run School District, Turbotville $21,111.09
Way’s Garden Commission of the City of Williamsport,
Williamsport $600
Wellsboro Community Concert Association,
Wellsboro $1,188
West House Personal Care Home, Williamsport $799.95
White Horse Village Resident’s Association,
Newtown Square $75
River Valley Regional YMCA, Williamsport $502,467
Williamsport Area School District, Williamsport $17,815.56
SEDA-COG, Lewisburg $2,000
Williamsport Community Concert Association,
Setebaid Services, Inc., Winfield $625
Williamsport $100
Shepherd of the Streets, Williamsport $100
Williamsport Symphony Orchestra, Williamsport $42,852
Sojourner Truth Ministries, Inc., Williamsport $15,150
Williamsport-Lycoming Arts Council, Williamsport $656
South Little League, South Williamsport $1,000
Williamsport-Lycoming Chapter – Flags Across America,
South Williamsport Area School District,
South Williamsport $14,925.18
South Williamsport Borough,
South Williamsport $5,257.88
Special Olympics Pennsylvania, Inc., Norristown $1,000
St. Anthony’s Center, Williamsport $407
St. John Neumann Regional Academy, Williamsport $1,812
St. Tikhon’s Orthodox Theological Seminary,
South Canaan $1,000
STEP- Lycoming-Clinton Counties Commission for
Community Action, Williamsport $100
SUN Home Health Services, Inc., Northumberland $43,400
Sunnybrook Meadows Therapeutic Riding,
Montgomery $100
Susquehanna Community Health & Dental Center,
Williamsport $100,000
Susquehanna Health Foundation, Williamsport $16,209
Susquehanna Home Care & Hospice, Williamsport $100
The Green Dragon Foundation, Lewisburg $829
The Salvation Army, Williamsport $409
The Williamsport Home, Williamsport $237
Thomas Beaver Free Library, Danville $520
Transitional Housing and Care Center, Danville $1,030
Trinity Episcopal Church, Williamsport $6,483
Turbotville Community Hall Corporation,
Turbotville $7,676
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Union-Snyder Agency on Aging, Inc., Lewisburg $5,448
Williamsport $579
YWCA Northcentral PA, Williamsport $49,263
Taylor J. Ertel
Scholarship Fund
Scholarship Fund
benefits students who
have been placed in
foster care at some
point in their lives.
I
n 1993, Kay and Allen Ertel established
a scholarship foundation, in memory of their adopted son,
Taylor, to benefit students who have been placed in foster
care at some point in their lives. For nearly 20 years, Mr.
and Mrs. Ertel administered the fund, soliciting donations
from friends and family. In 2012, looking to ensure that the
scholarships continue forever, Mr. and Mrs. Ertel moved the
fund to the First Community Foundation Partnership of
Pennsylvania, creating the Taylor J. Ertel Scholarship Fund.
Since the transfer, FCFP has granted $40,620 from the Fund.
Mr. Ertel, U.S. Representative from the 17th Congressional
District from 1976 to 1982, has served as counsel for a
statewide child placement agency headquartered in
Philadelphia. As such, he and Mrs. Ertel became aware
that foster children seldom know the stability and sense
of family that Taylor enjoyed.
According to Mrs. Ertel, “Following state law, foster
children ‘age out’ at 18.” At that critical age they must
fend for themselves with few opportunities for furthering
their education. “Many of them never get a chance,” she
says. The Ertels’ scholarship fund provides that chance.
“Applicants don’t have to be outstanding scholars,”
Mr. Ertel says. “They can be enrolled in any program of
study—a college, technical school or vocational school. The
scholarship is seed money to get them moving,” he says.
For Patrick Fusaro, a senior enrolled in Temple
University’s Sport and Recreation Management
program, the Taylor J. Ertel Scholarship has brought new
opportunities. “This scholarship has been so important
to me. I can’t thank Mr. and Mrs. Ertel enough,” he says.
In May, Mr. Fusaro will graduate, an event that he sees as
“bittersweet. I will miss Temple, but I am eager to get out
and start my career.”
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Scholarships
Over $231,309 in scholarships were
awarded in 2012 to help 131 students
further their education.
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Caleb Albert, Trout Run
Trisha Harper-Brown, Montoursville
Morgan Andersen, Montoursville
Jeffrey Hauk, Danville
Bernadette Baker, Danville
Chelsi Hendricks, Montgomery
Elise Baranouski, Danville
Colton Henry, Jersey Shore
Kimber Barnhart, Montgomery
Rachael Herman, Danville
Kate Bassett, Sunbury
Rebecca Hite, Montgomery
Jessica Baylor, Watsontown
Jillian Jackson, South Williamsport
Shane Beckman, Linden
Devin Jepson, Allentown
Chandra Besong, Philadelphia
Jaylan Jones, Pennsdale
Alison Billas, Danville
Anthony King, Kingston
Nicole Brewer, Orangeville
Kira Kitchen, Montgomery
Chaz Brown, Philadelphia
Jacob Kleman, Kulpmont
Kelly Burkhart, Reading
Courtney Koch, Jersey Shore
Alexis Burkland, Riverside
Alexander Kohler, Montoursville
Colin Butler, Montoursville
Kaelyn Marie Koser, Cogan Station
Zachary Campbell, South Williamsport
Makenzie LaBarre, South Williamsport
Nikolas Christine, Lewistown
Anastasia Laird, South Williamsport
Rebecca Chubirka, Montoursville
Sarah Lamade, South Williamsport
Grace Clarke, Philadelphia
Meredith Lambert, Forksville
Timothy Colburn, Pennsdale
Megan Lamotte, Danville
Megan Cooley, Montoursville
Abigail Lazorka, Montoursville
Whitney Corbin, Reedsville
Amber Leary, Vandling
Katelyn Costanzo, Orwigsburg
Elizabeth Lee, Boalsburg
Lauren Crouse, Turbotville
Natalie Leonard, Muncy
Taylor Curry, Jersey Shore
Taylor Lockerby, Cogan Station
Guirlene Dupuy, Philadelphia
Morgan Luke, Williamsport
Kevin Eichensehr, Williamsport
Rachel Magliane, Danville
Kathleen Ellison, Williamsport
Jonathan Mazurkevich, Mount Carmel
David Fanelli, Danville
Matthew McAndrew, Watsontown
Kysha Farmer, Philadelphia
Justine McCarty, Forksville
La’Teesha Ferguson, Philadelphia
Megan McCaslin, Trout Run
Kathleen Finn, Danville
Kara Meyer, Montoursville
Andrea Fitzsimmons, South Williamsport
Jessika Miller, Montgomery
Duncan Frazier, Montgomery
Katie Miller, Danville
Dylan Friday, Danville
Madelaine Mills, Danville
Andrew Gentilucci, Danville
Safiya Moore, Philadelphia
Alesha Glass, Montgomery
Larbriah Morgan, Philadelphia
Vanessa Gonzalez, Wyoming
Nicole Morgan, Danville
Tondalaya Goodman, Summerdale
Brooke Moser, Cogan Station
Sean Gregory, Danville
Kelly Myers, Danville
Logan Grieco, Williamsport
Geraldine Nache Furler, Erdenheim
Joshua Hackenberg, Danville
Eric Naessig, Bloomsburg
Michael Hall, Montoursville
Kristine Oren, Catawissa
Scholarships
Emily Packer, Jersey Shore
Jean-Nicole Place, Montoursville
Zachary Raker, Danville
Michael Ramsey, Danville
Hannah Raup, Danville
Samantha Raup, Danville
Matthew Redell, Danville
Kaitlin Reedy, Montgomery
Katherine Rice, Danville
Kendra Riggle, Montoursville
Tashika Robinson, Philadelphia
Donielle Rodwell, Philadelphia
Kyle Russell, Allenwood
Nicolette Russell, Jersey Shore
Jake Russo, Montoursville
Rijad Sabanovic, Pennsdale
Kristin Schmack, Montoursville
Jeremy Scott, Duboistown
Christopher Shoemaker, Montoursville
Laura Sprunt, Winfield
Keith Stackhouse, Chalfont
April Start, Williamsport
Kelsey Stayer, Danville
Heath Strickland, Pennsdale
Shardey Strickland, Glenside
Vera Gabrielle Taylor, Philadelphia
Darrien Thomas, Philadelphia
Danielle Treon, Danville
Frank Ulrich, Danville
Holly Unger, Danville
Lucas VanHorn, Allenwood
Timothy Vasey, Lewisburg
Seth Veneziano, Bellefonte
David Vitunac, Danville
Emily Waksmunski, Cambria
Sara Watkins, Danville
Travis Weaver, Montoursville
Griffin Welch, Spring Mills
Abigail Weltmer, Montoursville
Aaron Westbrook, Montoursville
Sarah Wigg, Montgomery
Courtney Wilk, Allenwood
Kerri-Elizabeth Wright, Montoursville
Applying for
Scholarships
The Community Foundation’s
scholarship program is critical
to our philanthropic mission.
Educational scholarships from
individuals, families and companies
allow deserving students to
continue their education by
attending college or developing
career skills, enriching their lives
and the community as well.
administers scholarship funds that
provide scholarships to over one
hundred students each year. Each
scholarship has specific criteria,
and the Community Foundation
honors donor intentions in making
scholarship awards from these
funds.
Award Opportunities
recommends that graduating
seniors work with their high school
guidance counselor to find the
best scholarship for you. Your high
school guidance counselor has a list
of all the scholarship opportunities
and applications offered by
the Community Foundation in
your area. Scholarships for nontraditional students specific to an
area of subject are also available.
For a full listing of all current
award opportunities and online
applications, please visit our
website at www.fcfpartnership.org.
Shidan Xu, Danville
Nathan Young, Montandon
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Foundation Staff
Betty Gilmour
Director of Grantmaking
[email protected]
Dawn Linn
Vice President of Planned Philanthropy
[email protected]
Jack Willoughby
Chief Financial Officer
[email protected]
Jennifer Wilson
President & CEO
[email protected]
Patricia McClintock
Development Associate
[email protected]
Erin Ruhl
Director of Community Relations
[email protected]
Thomas Schmick
Rider Park Manager
[email protected]
Monica Sharayko-Whitmoyer
Financial and Grant Services Assistant
[email protected]
Contact Information
330 Pine Street, Suite 400
Williamsport, PA 17701
Local: 570.321.1500
Toll Free: 1.866.901.2372
Fax: 570.321.6434
www.fcfpartnership.org.
Glenn Smith II
Director of Strategic Philanthropy
[email protected]
The listings in this
annual report reflect
activities occurring
between January 1, 2012
and December 31, 2012.
The First Community
Foundation Partnership
of Pennsylvania has taken
great care in assembling
this information. If you have
not been properly listed
in these pages, please call
1.866.901.2372.
Report Credits
Design The Market Street Group
Constance Timm
Writing The Market Street Group
Diane Donato
Photography
Impressions Photographic Studio
Gordon Wenzel
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