REPORT - Seven Springs Mountain Resort

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Community
Report
“Being good is commendable,
but only when it is combined
with doing good
is it useful.”
~Author Unknown
S e v e n S p r i n g s M o u n ta i n R e s o rt
C o mm u n i t y G i v i n g M i ss i o n S tat e m e n t
Seven Springs is proud to be an economically vital and
compassionate part of our community. We support our
local charities that work to improve the quality of life
for our neighbors and our communities.
A Message from CEO Eric Mauck
Dear Friends of Seven Springs Mountain Resort,
We are proud of our community and our employees. Making a positive
impact has always and will always be our priority.
Over the past three years, Seven Springs has supported and developed
relationships throughout the local community, including Somerset, Fayette,
and Westmoreland counties, as well as the Pittsburgh region. Seven Springs
Mountain Resort supports many non-profit and civic organizations through
considerable charitable and community efforts, specifically charitable
giving, merchandise and ticket donations, and volunteer efforts.
As you will find within the pages of this report, Seven Springs directly
participates in and supports a number of important initiatives. For instance,
since 2006, the resort has contributed to 1,104 community organizations
ranging from Somerset and Fayette counties Habitat for Humanity to the
Samuel Hicks Memorial Foundation.
I would like to thank each Seven Springs employee, community leader,
friend and customer for their efforts to help make these programs possible.
The entire Seven Springs team takes tremendous pride in representing our
community.
Sincerely,
Eric Mauck, CEO
Seven Springs Mountain Resort
Table of Contents
Giving Back
In the Community
Fundraising Opportunities
Words of Thanks
Recipients
Contact Us
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Giving Back
The National Ski Areas Association (NSAA) has honored Seven Springs
Mountain Resort as one of 12 resorts for excellence in educating employees
and guests about skiing and snowboarding responsibly.
Seven Springs’ Know Snow program was selected as the Best Community Outreach Program. The Know Snow
Program is a fun, high-energy presentation geared toward middle school and high school groups encouraging kids to
get off the couch and be active. The program provides a variety of tips on how to keep safe and warm while enjoying
the many cold-weather activities, from the importance of dressing properly to the benefits of helmet use and taking
skiing/boarding lessons.
The program was also designed to generate enthusiasm among new and returning participants by highlighting all
activities like skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing. The interactive program is presented by representatives of the
Seven Springs terrain park crew, ski patrol and safety rangers and includes high-energy videos, demonstrations and
a question and answer session complete with prizes like stickers, lanyards, carabineers, ski/board tickets and snow
tubing tickets. This free program is available to school groups, scout troops,
and other non-profit groups interested in skiing, snowboarding or snow
tubing at Seven Springs.
“This program has been a truly rewarding experience for all the team
members involved,” said Lauri Jones, Director of Resort Public Safety. “It’s
great to visit a school and receive such great feedback from the students.
By the end of the presentation, the kids are energized and excited for their
trip to Seven Springs. We’re committed to promoting slope safety and
growing the next generation of skiers and snowboarders.” Last year, our Know
Snow crew visited 23 schools and spread their message to 2,500 children.
The Seven Springs Know Snow crew is available in the fall and winter for
school and on-site presentations. For more information or to schedule the
Know Snow Program, please contact Carrie Dix at (800) 452-2223, ext. 7586.
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Seven Springs Volunteer Fire Department and EMS
Organized in the mid 1960’s, Seven Springs VFD is headed up by Chief Rich Jones and Assistant Chief
John Mates. There are currently 22 members on the roster. Membership is generally made up of
employees of Seven Springs Mountain Resort or borough residents; however, the membership has
been expanded to include Seven Springs homeowners. Members are currently dispatched either
through the Seven Springs switchboard or through the Somerset County 911 center, both using a
paging system. Seven Springs VFD response area lies within the Borough of Seven Springs. Seven
Springs also relies upon mutual aid agreements with surrounding fire companies and EMS providers for
assistance within the borough including New Centerville & Rural Volunteer Fire Department, Saltlick
Township Volunteer Fire Department, Bakersville Volunteer Fire Department, Chestnut Ridge Volunteer
Fire Department, Rockwood Volunteer Fire Department and Mutual Aid Ambulance Service. Seven
Springs VFD, in turn, provides assistance to those surrounding companies when necessary.
The company has two pieces of fire apparatus: a 2001 International
Pumper Truck and a 2002 Ford F150 Rescue Truck. The vehicles are
housed at the fire station located at the resort below Festival Hall,
adjacent to the Blitzen parking lot. Monthly membership meetings
are held on the first Wednesday of each month.
Members respond to a variety of calls including medical, fire and
vehicle accidents. Call volume fluctuates with the majority of calls
received during the winter ski season. On an annual basis, calls
average approximately 20 each month. In additional to these calls,
the membership also provides EMS coverage to a variety of special
events at the resort.
Seven Springs Community Giving Initiatives
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The Humane Society of
Somerset County
“Love a Stray Thursdays”
Every March, Seven Springs
Mountain Resort offers
“Love a Stray Thursdays” to our
ski and board guests. Skiers
receive half off a lift ticket with
the donation of a five pound
bag of dry dog or cat food.
In the last five years, Seven
Springs has raised and donated
over 700 pounds of food each
year to the Somerset County
Humane Society.
Community Days
A local event that began in 2002,
hosts Community Day for local
residents. Area residents from
Saltlick, Middlecreek, Jefferson and Donegal Townships are invited
to the resort to enjoy a day of family fun. These events take place
twice a year - in the early spring for skiing, and in the fall during
Autumnfest. Approximately 300 residents attend each year, and are
treated to a free lift ticket, face painting, a hot dog and soda, and
are offered discounts on rentals, Snowsports School and tubing. Our
mascot, “Seven”, is always onhand to entertain and pose for pictures.
Toys for Tots
partners with the U.S. Marine Corps
Toys for Tots program to help make holiday dreams
come true for children in western Pennsylvania. The
resort offers discounts on lift tickets with the donation
of a new unwrapped toy for the Toys for Tots campaign.
Each year, Seven Springs participates in the nationwide
toy drive. Over the past two years, we collected over
560 donations. Some of the items included learning
toys, board games, arts and crafts, CD players and small
electronic games, along with sports equipment.
Toys for Tots expects to
assist thousands of families
in celebrating the holiday
season with gifts for their
children. The annual toy
drive is meant to send
a message of hope to
youngsters to motivate them
to mature into responsible,
productive, patriotic citizens
and community leaders.
Lost and Found Donations
Unclaimed lost and found items are donated to many
local organizations. Prescription eye glasses are donated to the Lion’s Club,
cell phones are donated to both the Phones for Soldiers program (phones are
reconditioned for people in the armed services) and to a local women’s shelter that
does the same for women in need. All of the usable clothing, shoes, costume jewelry,
etc. is donated to Goodwill. All of the found skis and snowboards are donated to the
Mon Valley Ski Club for their annual equipment swap/fundraiser.
As an ongoing program, Guest Information continues to inventory all of the found
items, send back the claimed items and store the remaining items for a period of time.
All of the unclaimed items are then sorted and donated prior to each ski season.
Seven Springs Mountain Resort is proud to support
the efforts of the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy.
Each month, Conserve magazine is placed in every
hotel room to help spread the message of the Conservancy. We have also developed
an interpretive walking trail so that our guests can enjoy the beauty of our mountains.
By showcasing the natural splendor of the Laurel Highlands and encouraging
conservation of our natural resources, future generations will enjoy the region for
years to come.
New Centerville & Rural Volunteer Fire Company
The New Centerville & Rural Volunteer Fire Company
is located in New Centerville, a small rural town
nestled in the beautiful Laurel Higlands of Somerset
County, surrounded by stunning wooded scenery and
dairy farms. The fire company has been protecting
and serving the community since 1949. They have
approximately 80 active members, and cover
approximately 110 square miles of rural Somerset
County. The department is strictly volunteer.
In addition to firefighting and vehicle accidents, they
also specialize in rescue, farm rescue, confined spaces
as well as EMS. Most of the members are trained in
hazardous material operations, and they also have
two members on the Somerset County HazMat Team.
In 2004 alone, the department spent a total of 920
man hours in specialized training to better serve the
community.
For the past 23 years, the fire company has held
the New Centerville Golf Scramble at Seven Springs
Mountain Resort. Between 130-140 golfers participate
each year, and this annual fundraiser helps raise funds
to support the department. In 2010, Seven Springs
donated over $9,800 in greens and cart fees to
support their cause.
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Scholarship Programs
THE PHILLIP K. DUPRE FAMILY / G. OGDEN NUTTING FAMILY SCHOLARSHIPS
Established in April 2007, the Phillip K. Dupre Family / G. Ogden Nutting Family
Scholarships provide continuing educational opportunities for family members
of the dedicated long-time employees who have helped build Seven Springs
into the world-class four-season facility that it is today. Employees of Seven
Springs Mountain Resort are eligible to nominate/sponsor children and other
close relatives for a scholarship. Scholarships are awarded yearly in August
for the fall school semester. Awarded monies are paid to the college or other post-high school study chosen
by the recipient. Each scholarship is awarded for a single school year, but a student may reapply for up to four
consecutive years.
Criteria for judging the recipients includes character of the student, their commitment to education and the
length of employment at Seven Springs of the employee sponsor. A total of $20,000 is awarded each year, $250
to $2,000 per scholarship.
THE AUSTIN LYONS AWARD
The Austin Lyons Award is given to a senior who demonstrates
good character, craftsmanship and scholastic performance. This
award is in honor of its namesake who was the resort’s first
craftsman. The school selects the recipient based on their
knowledge of the students.
Educator in the Workplace
Each year, the Somerset County Chamber of Commerce offers the Educator Tour of area
workplaces. The tours allow educators an up close and personal look at the types of
jobs available in Somerset County and the skill levels required for many of those jobs. By
showcasing the skills and education requirements for many of the local jobs, it allows the
educators to look at their classes and curriculum and how it could be altered to meet the level of skills needed
in today’s workplace. It also helps them guide students into the classes that will benefit them best for their
chosen careers.
The four tours highlight manufacturing, energy, healthcare, hospitality/tourism, tool and
die, distribution, publishing, corrections and engineering. Seven Springs Mountain Resort
is a proud partner of the program. In addition to site tours, the Seven Springs
management team participates in off-site speaking engagements for the program.
Leadership Somerset County
The Somerset County Chamber of
Commerce proudly presents its
Leadership Somerset County program.
Leadership Somerset County is a civically-minded program designed to promote awareness and
generate interest in serving the community as leaders. The leaders of tomorrow need opportunities
to both enhance and encourage their participation in making Somerset County a better place to live.
Since 2009, Seven Springs Mountain Resort has sponsored three members of the management team
for the program. During their semesters, each student experiences numerous facets of the county
and networks with other leaders. Seven Springs believes in investing in able, resourceful and vigorous
individuals who will ensure the success of the community.
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Habitat for Humanity
Shelter from rain, wind and sun is a basic human need. Habitat for Humanity provides
decent, affordable houses to families in need. Habitat homeowners gain self-respect as
they work alongside volunteers to construct their homes. Since 1976, their ministry has
built over 350,000 houses worldwide for more than 1.75 million people.
Seven Springs Mountain Resort is proud to support the efforts of the Fayette County,
Somerset County and Westmoreland County chapters with donations for their fundraisers.
Our employees also generously dontate their time to the organization in various ways,
including manpower for home builds, administrative and event support.
Blood Drive
Every minute of every day, someone needs blood. That blood can only come from a
volunteer donor, a person like you who makes the choice to donate. There is no substitute
for your donation. When you make a blood donation, you join a very select group. Currently
only three out of every 100 people in America donate blood.
From its beginning, the American Red Cross has formed a community
of service; of generous, strong and decent people bound by beliefs beyond themselves. The
American Red Cross blood donor embodies this principle.
For more than 18 years Seven Springs Mountain Resort has hosted quarterly blood drives at the
resort. Our employees, homeowners and guests donate over 100 pints of blood each year.
In the Community
Salvation Army
The Salvation Army has emergency
assistance programs such as food
pantries, shelters, vouchers for
clothing and furniture, and other
emergency services. Seven Springs is
proud to support our local chapters
with donations for fundraisers.
Special Olympics
Special Olympics are where intellectual
disability athletes are celebrated for their
accomplishments. Through year-round
training and competition, this empowers the individuals to feel
accomplishment. Special Olympics is recognized in 180 countries.
Seven Springs is happy to support the local Special Olympics with
prizes for their games.
Unity – A Journey of Hope
Unity - A Journey of Hope started out as a
residential hospice house that grants each of
their residents wishes as part of their care. With
the help of donations to support their efforts, they now
grant wishes to adults with a life-limiting illness all over
the country. Seven Springs is proud to help fulfill wishes
with lodging packages.
Seven Springs is also a contributor to
WTAE-TV’s Project Bundle-Up through donations and
our annual Winterfest celebration.
Samuel Hicks Memorial Fund
The Samuel Hicks Memorial Fund is administered by St. Margaret
Foundation in honor of Special Agent Samuel Hicks, who lost his
life in the line of duty. The fund provides opportunities to the youth
of Scottdale, Pa., in the form of educational and law enforcement
scholarships. Several donations from Seven Springs as well as a
fundraising event at Piratefest helped raise monies for the Samuel Hicks Memorial Fund.
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The Girls Scouts of Western PA
The Girl Scouts is a premier voice for girls
and a leading expert on their growth and
development. The organization builds girls
of confidence, courage and character who make the
world a better place. Seven
Springs is proud to support
several local chapters with
donations for their fundraisers.
United Way of
the Laurel Highlands
The United Way of the Laurel
Highlands improves the
education, income, and health of families in
Cambria and Somerset counties. Their major
focus is to create long-lasting changes that
prevent problems from happening in the first
place. Seven Springs supports their efforts
with lodging packages for their fundraisers.
Boy Scouts of America
Boarding for Breast Cancer
Boarding For Breast Cancer (B4BC) is a nonprofit, youth-focused education, awareness,
and fundraising foundation. Their mission is
to increase awareness about breast cancer,
the importance of early detection and the
value of an active lifestyle. Seven Springs is
proud to support their fundraising efforts
with donations of season passes.
BSA provides a program for young people
that builds character, trains them in the
responsibilities of participating citizenship,
and develops personal fitness. They combine educational
activities and lifelong values with
fun. Seven Springs is proud to
support several local chapters
with various donations.
Pirates Charities
Pirates Charities is committed to strengthening
the community by supporting organizations and
programs aimed at improving the lives of children
and adults in the greater Pittsburgh region. Pirates
Charities places a special emphasis on supporting
youth programs focused on health, fitness and
education by developing partnerships. Seven Springs
is proud to be a partner with Pirates Charities and a
supporter of all of its events through the years.
The Children’s Home of
Pittsburgh
When you donate to The
Children’s Home of Pittsburgh &
Lemieux Family Center, you
are supporting three unique, family-centered
programs: infant adoption placement, counseling
and support services; daytime therapeutic care
for medically fragile children in Child’s Way; and,
transitional care for medically fragile infants and
children and their families in the 28-bed Pediatric
Specialty Hospital. Each donation ensures that
they can serve every child and family, regardless
of their ability to pay for services, and directly
improves the quality of care they provide. Seven
Springs is proud to support their efforts with
donations for their fundraising activities.
The Mountain Watershed Association is
concerned with the conservation, restoration
and protection of the Indian Creek Watershed
in Westmoreland and Fayette counties.
Their major purposes are remediation of the
abandoned mine discharges, community
awareness, and encouraging sound
environmental practices. Seven Springs
supports their efforts in the way of donations, which enables them
to spread their message of good stewardship.
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Hosting Your Event
GOLF COURSE
If you are looking to create great event to raise
money for a charity that is close to your heart, tee it
up at Seven Springs!
Here, high atop the beautiful Laurel Highlands, you
and your guests will enjoy a challenging 18-hole
championship golf course, camaraderie and an
unforgettable round of golf! Colorful landscaping and
lush fairways greet each player and provide beautiful
playing conditions in spring, summer and fall with
breathtaking views that allow you to see seven
counties and three states.
What’s the key to pulling off a successful golf
tournament? It’s planning and organization, of
course. Our professional staff will help you organize
a fun, easy and profitable tournament. We will help
you arrange foursomes, tee times, scoring, awards,
luncheons, cocktail receptions or full-service dinners.
For more fun, consider adding scrambles, best ball
and alternate shots to your tournament.
If you would like to arrange a golf tournament at
Seven Springs, please call the Group Sales Team at
(800) 452-2223, ext. 7977.
Charity Events
The Seven Springs Golf Course hosts numerous
charity events. Organizations benefitting from
these events include New Centerville Volunteer
Fire Department Golf Outing, Easter Seals, Fred
Reeping Memorial, Indian Creek Valley Volunteer
Fire Department Golf Outing, Pennsylvania Junior
Elks, and A.C.R.P. Alternative Community Research
Program. Seven Springs supports the efforts of
charitable organizations with discounted greens
and cart fees, prize donations and professional
staff support.
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Hosting Your Event
For a little more exhilaration than your typical
fundraiser, try a sporting clays shoot! Often times
described as “golf with a shotgun,” sporting clays
is more difficult than trap or skeet shooting and no
experience is necessary! The facility at Seven Springs
has become one of the top-rated courses in the
country.
During your shoot, your guests will enjoy two
meticulously designed courses, a sub-gauge course
and a regulation five-stand, which is an enclosed,
heated facility where you can shoot during inclement
weather and at night. Plus, you will have use of the
beautiful 7,000 sq. foot lodge with an exquisite dining
room, full-service bar, professional retail shop and
locker room accommodations.
Sporting Clays Director Mike Mohr, a nationallyknown professional shooter, and his team will help
you organize all the details like pairings, shotgun
games, scoring, prizes and much more like barbecues,
cocktail receptions and specially created dinners.
For more information, please call Tammy Meyers at
(800) 452-2223, ext. 7899.
Charity Events
The Seven Springs Sporting Clays course hosts numerous charity events each year. Events include Hope Depot
Shoot For A Cure, Pirates Charities, Boy Scouts of America, Safari Club International, West Virginia Day School,
Pittsburgh Emergency Medical Association, Connect Inc., Allegheny Emergency Medical, Mountain Laurel
Chamber of Commerce, Washington Chamber of Commerce and the Mandrell Celebrity Shoot among others.
Seven Springs supports the efforts of charitable organizations with discounted target and cart fees, prize
donations and professional staff support.
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Words of appreciation
From Our Community
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Donation Recipients
In Our Community
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A Benefit In Honor of Amanda V. Dias
Academy of the Holy Cross
Access Abilities Foundation
Action for Animals Humane Society
Acute Leukemia Dodgeball Tournament
Adagio Health
Addison Volunteer Fire Dept.
Adelphoi USA
Albert Gallatin Area School District
Albert Gallatin Class of 2010
Albert Gallatin North Middle School
Allegheny Balley Chamber of Commerce
Allegheny County 100th Anniv. Soldiers and Sailors
Alliance of Bikers Aimed Toward Education
ALS Association
Alternative Community Resource Program
American Cancer Society
American Diabetes Association
American Heart Association
American Liver Foundation
American Red Cross
Animal Friends of Westmoreland
Aquinas Academy
Armstrong County Chamber of Commerce
Autism Society of Butler County
Avella Wrestling Boosters
AYSO Region 142
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Baggaley Elementary School
Baker Elementary School
Baldwin Hockey Club
Beaver County Chamber of Commerce
Benefit for Helen Gayheart
Beth El Preschool
Bethel Park Cheerleaders’ Boosters Association
Bethel Park Junior Football
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Laurel Region
Bishop Ireton High School
Blairsville CDA
BMCS
Borough of Millvale
Borough of West Newton Picnic in the Park
Boy Scout Troop 101
Boy Scout Troop 85
Boy Scout Troop 905
Boys and Girls Club
Brookline Regional Catholic School
Brownsville Area Basketball Boosters
Butler County Humane Society
Butler Health System Foundation
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California Area Historical Society and California Area School
California Univ of PA - Youth Fishing
Caligiuri’s & Michalek’s Valentine’s Dance to Benefit Connor
Calvary Early Learning Center
Cambria County Children and Youth Services Advisory Board
Cambria County Student Hockey League
Camp Cadet of Somerset County
Camp PARC
Cancer Caring Center
Canon - McMillan Baseball Boosters
Canonsburg Middle School
Cardinal Wright Regional School
Carlisle Barracks Spouses’ Club
CASA
Casting for Recovery
Catholic Charities
CCAC Education Foudation
Center for Autism Research at the University of Pittsburgh
Central Blair Recreation and Park Commission
Central Catholic High School
Central City Fire Department
CFP Foundation
Chambersburg Country Club
Chatham Barogue
Chestnut Ridge Middle School
Child Health Association of Sewickley
Children’s Aid Home
Children’s Aid Home and Society Auxiliary
Children’s Home
Children’s Miracle Network
Christ the Divine Teacher School
Christian Center Church
Christian Family and Children’s Center
Christopher’s Challenge
Cleveland Metro Ski Council
Columbus Jewish Day School
Confluence Lions Club
Conn Area Catholic School
Connellsville Area School District
Connellsville Area School District Falcon Foundation
Connellsville Area Senior High School
Connellsville Township Volunteer Fire Department
Connellsville High School Boys Soccer
Contact Helpline
Coral Lines Youth Bowling
Council on Brain Injury
Cub Scout Pack 830
CVS Pharmacy
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
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Damascus Athletic Boosters
Department of the Air Force
Department of Veterans Affairs
Derry Area High School Interact Club
Dinner of Hope
Seven Springs Mountain Resort has supported over 1,100 organizations
Diocese of Greensburg
Donegal Community Center
Downs Syndrome Association
Downtown West Newton
Dryridge Volunteer Fire Department
Ducks Unlimited Forbes Trail Chapter
Dunbar Township Elementary PTO
Duquesne University
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Early Head Start of Fayette County
Early Learning Institute
East End Cooperative Ministry
Eden Christian Academy
Emmaus Community of Pittsburgh
Everett Elementary PTA
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Family Health Center - Cleveland Clinic Solon
Family House Polo
Fayette County Fair
Fayette County Habitat for Humanity
Fayette County Special Olympics
FCBA
First Assembly of God
Ford City High School
Four Footed Friends
Fox Chapel Area School District Baseball Boosters
Fox Chapel Gala
Franklin Regional Class of 1993 Reunion Committee
Franklin Township Volunteer Fire Department
Frazier High School Football
Fresh Air Fund
Friends of Penn Trafford Area Recreation Commission
Friends of the Northern Cambria Library
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Garden Club of Munhall
Geibel Catholic Middle-High School
Gemini Children’s Theatre
Genre’s Kids with Cancer Fund
Gilda’s Club (WPA)
Girl Scouts of Western PA Area
Glimmer of Hope
Gold Medal Gymnastic Boosters
Grady’s All Stars
Great Strides Cystic Fibrosis Walk
Greater Johnstown Athletic Ski Club
Greater Pittsburgh Soapbox Derby
Greater Works Outreach
Greensburg Central Catholic
Gym Dandy’s Gymnastics Association
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Hair Peace Charities
Hearing Wonders Speaking Miracles
Helping All Victims In Need
Hiram’s Riders Motorcycle Club
Holy Comforter Episcopal Preschool
Holy Trinity Catholic School
Homeless Children’s Education Fund
Homeville Elementary School
Hope Hospice
Hopewell Area School District
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Immaculate Conception School
In The Pocket
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Indian Creek Valley Community Center
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Jacob’s Creek Area Faith in Action
Jefferson Elementary School
Jemicy School
Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh
Jim Moore Foundation
Jodie Matta-Dillinger Cancer Patient Care Center
John F. Kennedy Catholic School
Junior Achievement
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International
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Keenfest
Keystone Rural Health Consortia, Inc.
King Solomon’s Lodge No. 346
Kirkwood Presbyterian Church
Kiski-Conemaugh Stream Team
Kittanning Wildcat
Kiwanis Club of Uniontown
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La Escuelita Arcoiris
La Roche College
Lady Bucs
Lake Catholic Community
Lake Erie Nature and Science Center - Family Fun Fest
Lakeside Elementary
Laurel Arts
Laurel Highlands Visitors Bureau
Laurel Hill Lions Club
Laurel Valley Elementary
Lauren Zoo Review
Le Cordon Bleu
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
Lewistown Healthcare Foundation
Lifesteps
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Ligonier Township Volunteer Fire Department
Ligonier Valley Fire Companies
Ligonier Valley Prom
Lillyville Church of God
Lucas Foundation, Inc.
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Mainstay Life Services
Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild
March of Dimes
Masonic Motorcycle Club
McGahen Jake Gittlen Cancer Fund
McKee Elementary
Mental Health Association in Fayette County
Meyersdale Area School District
Michael J. Crawshaw Scholarship and Memorial Fund
Middle Presbyterian Church
Mifflin County School District
Military Wives Club
Milkshakers 4H Club
Miss Laurelwood America Kristy Weber
Montgomery County Intermediate Unit Education Foundation
Moon Area School District
Moon Area Soccer Association
Moorefield Township VFW
Mothers of Preschoolers
Mount Pleasant Area Drug Awareness, Inc.
Mount Washington Community Development
Mountain Laurel Chamber of Commerce
Mountain Watershed Association
Mt. Lebanon Junior Womens Club/Angels
Mt. Pleasant Area School Student Council
Mt. Pleasant Area School District
Municipality of Monroeville
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National Guard
National Kidney Foundation
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
National Skål Committee of U.S.A., Inc.
Navy League
New Centerville Youth Baseball League
New Freeport Volunteer Fire Dept.
New Salem Volunteer Fire Department
Next Step Center
NHSC
Nicholas Enos Memorial
Night At The Races Benefitting Jaden James Duttine
Normalville Area VFD
North Allegheny Schools
North America Select Team
North Catholic Baseball Boosters
North Catholic High School
North Hills Senior High
North Huntingdon Township
Northwest PA Duck Hunters Association
Norwin Knights Football
O
Ohiopyle-Stewart Community Center
Our Lady of Grace School
Outreach Teen and Family Services
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PACAC
PAPPC
Parents’ Club of Cavert Hall College
Parents of Autistic Kids
Penn - Trafford Band Parents Assoc.
Penn Christian Academy
Penn Highlands Volleyball Club
Penn State Altoona
Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences
Penn State DMAIG
Penn State Fayette
Penn State New Kensington
Pennsylvania Army National Guard
Pennsylvania Bar Foundation
Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School
Pennsylvania Organization for Women in Early Recovery
Pennsylvania Rural Water Association
Pentecostal Apostolic Church Youth Group
Pet Adoption League of Yukon
Pine-Richland School District Boy’s Ultimate Frisbee Team
Pirates Charities
Pittsburgh Dachshund Lovers
Pittsburgh Mercy Foundation
Pittsburgh Songwriters
Plum Chamber of Commerce
Point Park University
Port Authority
Presents for Patients
PRWA
PSP-HEMC
R
Relay for Life
Remember an Angel, Swing for a Survivor
Remi Savioz Glut 1 Foundation
Richland School District Cheerleaders
Riderwood Elementary School
Riding for the Handicapped
Riverside Athletic Association Pep Club
Riverside Cheerleading Boosters
Riverside Women’s Association
RMC Memorial Foundation/HOPE Golf Classic
Rockwood Rotary Club
Rotary Club of Pittsburgh
Rotary Club of Pleasant Hills
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Saint Anne School
Saint Anthony Charitable Foundation
Saint Barnabas Charities
Saint Bernard School
Saint Edward Church
Saint James School
Saint John the Baptist
Saint Joseph School
Saint Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Saint Mary of the Mount Parish
Saint Maurice Church
Saint Peter’s Church
Saint Raymond’s
Saint Raymond’s Golf Outing
Saint Scholastica Church
Saint Therese School
Saint Vincent College
Saltlick Township Volunteer Fire Department
Salvation Army of Beaver County
Salvation Army of Somerset County
Samuel Hicks Memorial
Scooter’s Care
Scott Township Volunteer Fire Department
Serra Catholic High School
Seton-La Salle High School
Sewickley Township Public Library
Shanksville Basketball Boosters
Share Our Strength
Sharing and Caring Inc.
Shenango Athletic Association Inc.
Sherry’s School of Dance and Gymnastics
Somerset Area School District
Somerset County Children and Youth
Somerset County Builders Association
Somerset County Builders Association
Somerset County Chamber of Commerce
Somerset County Habitat for Humanity
Somerset County Scrabble Tournament
Somerset County Search and Rescue Team
Somerset Hospital Auxiliary
Somerset Jaycees
Somerset Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Somerset Welfare League
South Fayette Elementary School
South Fayette Touchdown Club
South Park Football Boosters
South Side Area High School
Southern Alleghenies EMS Council
Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art
Southmoreland High School Band
Spc. Chad Edmundson Memorial Fund
Special Olympics
Spina Bifida Organization of Greater Pittsburgh
Springfield Elementary PTG
Steubenville Police Department
Summer Youth Football Camp
T
Taunia Oechslin Girls Night Out
TCV MH/MR INC
Teen Challenge Training Center
Temple Sinai
The Open Door
Three Rivers Adaptive Sports
Three Rivers Community Foundation
Three Rivers Pollution Response Council
Torch Missions - Kitttanning Church of Christ
Trafford Light Up Night 2009
Treasure Lake Volunteer Fire Company
Trent House
Tri-City Life Center
Trinity High School Track and Field Team
Trout Unlimited
Turkeyfoot Beagle Club
Turkeyfoot School - Rhonda
U
United Cerebral Palsy
United Way of the Laurel Highlands
Unity A Journey of Hope
University Libraries at Carnegie Mellon University
University of Pittsburgh
UPC Foundation
UPMC Presbyterian
Upper St. Clair Baseball Boosters
Upper St. Clair School District
USC Crew
V
VA Hospital
Variety, The Children’s Charity
Venture Outdoors
Verna Montessori School
Victim Services, Inc.
Visitation Catholic Church
W
Washington County Literacy Council
Wayne Johnson Memorial Golf Outing
West Mifflin Area School District
West Virginia University
West Virginia University- School of Medicine
Western Pennsylvania Hospital Foundation
Westmoreland Agricultural Fair and Recreation Assoc.
Westmoreland Bar Foundation
Westmoreland Center for Internal Medicine
Westmoreland Christian Academy
Westmoreland County Blind Association
Westmoreland County Boroughs Association
Westmoreland County Community College
Westmoreland Hospital Foundation
Westmoreland Intermediate Unit
Westmoreland Multi-Service Centers, Inc.
Westmoreland/Frick Hospital Foundation
Wheeling Country Day School
Wheeling Health Right
Wheeling Lions Club
Windber Area Community Kitchen
Women’s Center and Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh
Women’s Help Center
Women’s Sports Foundation
Woodlands Foundation
Y
Yough High School
Young Life
Young Women United Against Breast Cancer
YWCA Greater Pittsburgh
How to Reach Us
Contact Information
If your non-profit group would like to receive a donation
from Seven Springs Mountain Resort in the form of goods
or services, please use the following information as a
guide to requesting your donation.
Name of Organization
Type of Event
Date of Event
Contact Name
Full address where dontation is to be mailed
(No P.O. Boxes please)
Please submit your donation request to:
Rachel Shaffer
Community Relations Coordinator
777 Waterwheel Drive
Seven Springs, PA 15622
email: [email protected]
fax: 814.352.7511
Due to the volume of requests, please allow a minimum
of two weeks for a response to your request.
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777 Waterwheel Drive | Seven Springs, PA 15622
814.352.7777 | 800.452.2223 | www.7Springs.com

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