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ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE CENTRAL SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY Achieving Donors’ Intentions The Community Foundation helps people create funds that change lives. By partnering with highly effective nonprofits, we keep the community’s wealth here at home working... For Good. For Ever. 20 20 YEARS Berwick Health and Wellness Sunbury Area YEARS Foundation is established Community Foundation in November 1998 becomes an affiliate in 2006

YOUTH in PHILANTHROPY a program of Central Susquehanna Community Foundation Youth In Women’s Giving Circle ANNUAL REPORT 2018 Philanthropy becomes Foundation’s first starts in 2004 giving circle in 2017 2 Story of 20 Years 199898 200303 200404 200606 201313 201717 201818 4 Board of Trustees Selinsgrove Area Bloomsburg Area Community Foundation Community Foundation 5 becomes an affiliate becomes an affiliate Foundation Financial Position in 2006 in 2018 Central Susquehanna Danville Area 6 Community Foundation Community Foundation BLOOMSBURG AREA Central Susquehanna becomes a regional community becomes an affiliate Community Foundation foundation in 2003 in 2013 18 Berwick Health and Wellness Fund “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.” 22 This famous Aristotle quote certainly holds true as we reflect on our past year. organizations supporting women and girls through our region. These Bloomsburg Area When individual parts are connected to form one entity, they are worth more grants are helping agencies whose primary role is to reduce domestic Community Foundation than if the parts were in silos. The team at Central Susquehanna Community violence, advocate for girls and teens in the child welfare dependency Foundation (CSCF) has come to appreciate that the Foundation is greater in system, enhance enrichment and self-advocacy programs for women, and 24 its success because of the sum of its parts. Without board members, affiliate encourage safe dating, just to name a few. Danville Area board members, fundholders, donors, grantees, and Foundation friends, we • Youth in Philanthropy (YIP) continues to grow and expand. Eight schools Community Foundation could not have had the remarkable year that we are so proud to highlight in were involved this year and more will be added in the near future. The this 2018 edition of our annual report: meaning of philanthropy and the opportunity to participate in grantmaking 32 • We are working with a new affiliate. Welcome aboard Bloomsburg is the focus of this program. Last year, each school created their own video Selinsgrove Area Area Community Foundation! We are excited to announce this new which was housed on our website and school teams were prompted with Community Foundation partnership as we unite with their advisory committee to enhance the the opportunity to solicit votes for best video. This was an extraordinary lives of the people who are served in the greater Bloomsburg area. opportunity presented to our students to promote youth in philanthropy 38 and provide a resource to the public. Sunbury Area • Regional unrestricted giving fulfills the Foundation’s mission of enhancing the quality of life across the valley. We held our first regional On the evening of our holiday party, the staff of Central Susquehanna Community Foundation Impact Symposium this past June at Bucknell University, which provided Community Foundation announced that we are officially 20 years old. 42 an opportunity to bring more than 120 representatives from nonprofit The very first meeting of what was then the Berwick Health & Wellness The Legacy Society agencies together to network, learn, collaborate, and provide take-away Foundation occurred in November 1998. At the end of 2018 we began benefits of new ideas, strategies, connections, and resources. Taking the celebration of 20 years of philanthropy - 20 years of investing into 44 the lead on this special convention expanded our role to nonprofit the many wonderful communities that our Foundation represents, Women’s Giving Circle organizations in our region who are working so hard to make a encompassing the goal of improving and enriching the lives of those difference for so many important causes. we care most about. 46 • In addition, CSCF introduced its first grantround for the Regional Impact Thank you for being the catalysts in helping us to be stronger over Regional Impact Fund Fund to meet the ever-changing needs across the five and one-half the last 20 years. Celebrating is a good thing for us to do; it helps us to counties that we serve. Through this unrestricted fund, the Foundation realize how good we have it, and it helps others discover who we are. 48 was able to award $50,000 to 11 nonprofit organizations with amounts Youth in Philanthropy ranging from $1,000 to $10,000. 50 • We have made phenomenal strides launching our first giving circle. M. Holly Morrison, D.Ed. How a Community The Women’s Giving Circle hosted their first grant awards ceremony this President and CEO

STORY OF 20 YEARS STORY Foundation Works past March in Lewisburg where we presented $20,000 to local nonprofit Central Susquehanna Community Foundation

2 3 20 20 YEARS YEARS BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2018 STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION CENTRAL SUSQUEHANNA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION DECEMBER 31, 2017 AND 2016

ASSETS 2017 2016 Current Assets: Cash and cash equivalents $ 929,971 $ 368,697 Pledges receivable 60,275 28,920 Other receivable — 29 Confirmed in Compliance Accrued interest receivable 6,950 9,151 with National Standards Prepaid expense 35 — for U.S. Community Total current assets 997,231 406,797 Foundations John Parker Timothy Apple Nancy J. Marr JoAnn M. Ferentz Noncurrent Assets: Chair Vice-Chair Secretary Treasurer Land, Buildings and Equipment: School Administrator, Director of Sales, President & Owner, CPA, Land 95,324 95,324 The Central Susquehanna Retired Bimbo Bakeries Marr Development, Inc. Snyder & Clemente Land improvements 224,502 224,502 Community Foundation Building and building improvements 1,417,493 1,417,493 investments are overseen Furniture and fixtures 67,211 67,211 by Wilmington Trust, as part of the M&T family Equipment 31,424 31,424 of companies. Less: Accumulated depreciation (493,737) (450,505) Land, buildings and equipment, net 1,342,217 1,385,449 Investments 51,784,003 47,135,895 Investments - property — 153,496 Beneficial interest in charitable remainder trust 11,884 12,294 Robert L. Albertson, O.D. Sam Balukoff Jeff Cerminaro Paul R. Eyerly, IV Optometrist, Vice President, Entrepreneur, President, Beneficial interest in perpetual trusts held by others 342,863 325,472 Albertson Eye Care Geisinger Clinic Walker’s Jewelers Press Enterprise, Inc. Total noncurrent assets 53,480,967 49,012,606 Musculoskeletal Institute Total Assets $ 54,478,198 $ 49,419,403

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 2017 2016 Liabilities: Current Liabilities: Accounts payable $ 11,009 $ 22,468 Accrued expenses 13,850 16,646 Grants payable 711,097 940,641 Peggy Fullmer John M. Kurelja, Ed.D. Greg Martz Heather Rowe Current portion of note payable — 79,776 Credit Associate, Chief Academic Officer, President, Secretary/Treasurer, Total current liabilities 735,956 1,059,531 CRA Officer, Central Susquehanna Martz Technologies, Inc. Penn Fire Protection, Inc. West Milton State Bank Intermediate Unit Noncurrent Liabilities: Grants payable, net of current portion — 94,197 Note payable, net of current portion — 243,750 Funds held as agency endowments 12,365,471 10,442,677 Total noncurrent liabilities 12,365,471 10,780,624 Total Liabilities 13,101,427 11,840,155 Net Assets: Unrestricted 41,022,024 37,241,482 Temporarily restricted 11,884 12,294 Rhonda Jeanne Seebold J. Donald Steele, Jr. Connie Louise Tressler Wendy Tripoli Permanently restricted 342,863 325,472 Dental Hygiene Professor, Chairman, President & CEO, Psychologist, Attorney, Total Net Assets 41,376,771 37,579,248 Pennsylvania College The Northumberland Retired Peters & Tripoli Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 54,478,198 $ 49,419,403 CSCF BOARD OF TRUSTEES BOARD CSCF of Technology National Bank FINANCIAL POSITION

4 5 20 YEARS A REGIONAL COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Established 2003 Serving Columbia, Lower-Luzerne, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder and Union Counties in central and CSCF FUNDS SUPPORT 2ND ANNUAL northeastern Pennsylvania BLOOMSBURG FAIR REGIONAL STEM COMPETITION In partnership with Bloomsburg University’s Regional Fair, September 22-28. Students STEM Education Center, Martz Technologies, presented their projects to a panel of distinguished Bloomsburg Fair Association, and the Foundation of the judges from industries and academia. Columbia-Montour Chamber of Commerce, the Central The list of schools competing in this year’s event Susquehanna Community Foundation hosted the 2nd included Berwick Area High School, Central Columbia Annual Bloomsburg Fair Regional STEM Competition in High School, Midd-West High School, Montgomery Area September 2018. High School and Shikellamy Area High School. The theme of this year’s competition was “Energy and Efficiency in the Community”. High schools across the Pictured above left are judges of the Regional STEM Competition. From left to right: Gregory Martz, President, Martz Technologies; region were eligible to compete for three prizes; 1st Al Neuner, Vice President of Facilities Operations, Geisinger; place prize of $10,000, 2nd place prize of $5,000, and Robert Foster, Volunteers in Philanthropy President, Retired $2,500 for third place. These prizes were made payable Physics Teacher; Jeffrey Emanuel, Director, The Foundation in the form of grants to support the school district’s of the Columbia Montour Chamber of Commerce; Kurt Aaron, STEM program. Each school district was allowed one WNEP-TV Meteorologist. team of five students. Students researched, designed Pictured above right are students from Midd-West High School and presented a project that was capable of improving and the recipients of the 1st place prize for their project titled the quality of life for Pennsylvanians through the “Reclaiming What’s Lost”. From left to right: Trent Peachy, incorporation of efficient energy use. Projects were Jacob Weist, Oakley Bennett, Trey Keister, Gavin Marker. exhibited in the Technology Building at the Bloomsburg TOTALS CENTRAL SUSQUEHANNA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 2018 STAFF CENTRAL SUSQUEHANNA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FUNDS GIFTS, GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Total Assets M. Holly Morrison, D.Ed. Christine Orlando $51,599,617 President and Senior Program Officer All funds denoted with a indicate new Scott G. Canouse Friends of Atlantic Broadband Giving Back 5K Chief Executive Officer Karri Harter funds established in 2018 Timothy T. Chamberlain Maxim W. Furek Beverly Collins Brenda J. Gensemer Total Funds Albert Meale Administrative Assistant/Programs AGAPE: Love From Above To Our Comm Scope Michael Geraghty 149 Chief Financial Officer Tricia Missien Community Agency Fund Miranda L. Costa Cindy Gocek Kara G. Seesholtz Office Manager Agency Endowment Fund Melissa Cressinger HBO Services Corp. Roger Davis Richard Hueholt Total Gifts Chief Advancement Officer Atlantic Broadband Giving Deployment Technologies (DTI) James Hunsinger Joanne Dietz Janet Hunsinger $2,714,607 Back 5K Digicomm International, Inc. The Jacoby Agency GRANT INVESTMENTS BY PROGRAM AREAS Community Impact Fund Brian Dixson Holly Keefer Total Grants GIFTS Joseph M. and Toni L. Dutko Peter Kendron Anonymous Joseph M. Dutko David Kershner $2,865,738 James and Sherry Akins Kathy Eckrote Dave Kimbell Anna Antoniello Total Scholarships Paul Eckrote April Kishbaugh-Leffler Arts & Culture $25,808 AT&T SportsNet Blake Evans Jill Knecht $262,048 Atlantic Broadband (Penn) LLC Landon Evans Brian Kramer Civic & Community $221,837 Amanda Beach Larissa Evans Darby Lewes Development Kate Beltrami Matthew Evans Ed Livsey *2018 Totals shown are unaudited and Berwick Area School District - Wayne Fetterman Lookin Good - Carina Rance internally prepared, and reflect an overall Education $302,254 Student Activities Account First Keystone Community Bank Wendy Anne Lupashunski amount for Central Susquehanna Community Kelli Boudman Jenna Force Mary-Lynn McBride Foundation, Berwick Health and Wellness Fund, Health & Human Services $1,761,391 Jim Bruder Bloomsburg Area Community Foundation, Nick Force Frank McDonald Danville Area Community Foundation, Scholarships $262,048 Budco, Inc. Ryan S. and Amber L. Force Patricia A. Missien Selinsgrove Area Community Foundation and Bill and Bev Bull Tanya Francioni Christina Moser Cable Services Company, Inc. CSCF STAFF CSCF Sunbury Area Community Foundation. Youth & Recreation $292,400 Robin Ann Frask Donald Murray FUNDS CSCF

6 7 20 20 YEARS YEARS James Oley BENTON AREA SCHOOL Ruth Peck Matzko, RN & Michael Susquehanna Arts and Crafts Berwick Historical Society Agency Jodi Oley DISTRICT J. Matzko, MD Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Fund Open Vault Scholarship Fund SCHOLARSHIPS Agency Endowment Fund Bill Osborne Melba Hyde Scholarship Fund Madison Zechran $500 Outdoor Sportsman Group GIFTS GRANTS Scholarship Fund Donations In Memory of Mary Frances Matzko Berwick Historical Society PPC Tuzzi Health / Financial Need Nancy Cramer Pingitore SCHOLARSHIPS Harold J. and Linda B. Bailey Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $12,100 Ralph Pollock Kendra Moseley $900 Robert W. Buehner Jr. and Alice J. Buehner Scholarship Fund Power & Tel Central Susquehanna Community SCHOLARSHIPS Berwick Mayor’s Charities Fund Press Enterprise, Inc. Joshua Martz Scholarship Fund Foundation Autumn Kinney $300 Community Impact Fund Kathy Purtell Scholarship Fund In Honor of John Parker GIFTS Dan Rebarchak SCHOLARSHIPS James E. and Joan M. Cole Walter and Florence Vorbleski Albert J. Alley Thomas Cretella The Foundation is a great way REELZ Khloe Faatz $400 Scholarship Award Bear Auto Service - Anthony Bove Richelle Fessler Accounting John E. and R. Christine Greedan Scholarship Fund R. M. and C. L. Beiter for people to support the local Eugene L. and Jane Kuchinski Mark Ruszczynski SCHOLARSHIPS Friends of the Berwick Mayor’s Charities Fund community. I love the Foundation Harvey E. and Renee A. Simpson Attorney and Mrs. Paul Matzko, Patricia A. Bowers BERWICK AREA SCHOOL Dr. John Matzko, Kris and Elizabeth Diltz $250 because there are people there Eric Snyder Justin Filbert $500 John E. and Tara M. Gardner Kenneth C. Steward DISTRICT TRUST FUNDS Matthew Behuzl and Mary Matzko Vange Guiseppe Garibaldi Society SGOC that I trust, they do a great job at Michael J. and Cynthia K. Matzko Bao Le $500 Will Stimeling Payden Montana $250 Hartman & Lally Insurers, Inc. interacting with the nonprofits in Amy Taylor 12th Man Football Scholarship Andrew G. and Lisa A. Mihaly Heller Funeral Home, LLC Scholarship Fund Linda K. Mihaly Caleb O’Neil $400 our community and they’re aware Krunal Thakore Mallory Pinterich $500 Heller’s Gas, Inc. of the needs. That allows me to William Thompson GIFTS John S. and Katherine Mulka Douglas V. Hosler William R. and Nancy Nash Annalouise Rivenbark $250 William P. Trivelpiece Berwick 12th Man Football Boosters Madison Stout $400 J. M. Wachtler Inc. dba Walker’s Jewelers invest in the Foundation and in our Turner Broadcasting System Inc. SCHOLARSHIPS John B. and Beverly B. Parker KA Church Hauling community in a way that I’m very Marian, Nicholas and Margaret May Sacco Cydnie Toth $500 Eric Van Horn II Kenneth Marshman $1,000 Kevin Walker $250 Christopher R. Kelchner comfortable with. Welby Homes Ralph Norce $200 James J. and Ellen M. Sartori Kelchner-McMichael-Baker Funeral Home Brooke A. Welsh SCHOLARSHIPS Wrestling - Mat Backers Tom Ken Pollock Ford Lincoln Nancy J. Marr Teagan Karafinski $300 Emma Welsh Berwick Area School District Trust Carroll Memorial John R. and Gertrude O. Kinney Board Member Candice Whitenight Maryann M. Kovalewski Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Nick Wright Scholarship Fund R.J. Norce Memorial Strive Robert J. and Carin C. Lewis SCHOLARSHIPS Gregory R. Martz Yonick Real Estate, LLC SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarship Zodiac Printing Corp. Alec Talanca $500 Mayo Funeral Home Olivia Lombardi $2,700 Scholarship Fund Dean E. and Michele A. Minier GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS Russell H. Zimmerman Berwick Area Ambulance Association Kenadi Defio $200 Michael A. Monico Jr. and Christy E. Monico Class of 1950 Scholarship Fund given by Doris John J. O’Reilly Organization Support $200 Scholarship Fund Briar Creek Township Police Bart Rado Senior Memorial Award Keller and Robert Clark Hosler Larry J. and Elaine M. Parker Organization Support $200 SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarship Fund Victoria C. Rainis Kenadi Defio $1,000 Scholarship Fund Summerhill Fire Company SCHOLARSHIPS RGTB LLC Timothy Thoryk $1,000 SCHOLARSHIPS Seigfrieds Organization Support $1,500 Ralph Norce $200 Rachel Reader $500 Wilkes-Barre VA Medical Center Mitchell Wright $1,000 Kenneth J. Strish Organization Support $5,931.39 Krunal and Julie Thakore David L. Force Business Ed. Marie Rudy Music Fund Donald and Marilyn J. Zlobik Berwick Area Swimming Pool Autoneum North America, Inc. Scholarship Fund Field of Interest Fund GRANTS We have a lot of services and Association Agency Fund Employees Disaster Fund SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS Berwick Area Swimming Pool Inc. Madison Stout $700 Agency Endowment Fund opportunities that we can offer Donor Advised Fund Reese Mensinger $300 Organization Support $200 GRANTS Berwick (Christmas) Boulevard Association people and organizations who GIFTS Golf Team Memorial Award E. Saracino Football Berwick Area Swimming Pool Inc. Organization Support $200 don’t have the vehicle or the way to Friends of Autoneum North America, Inc. Field of Interest Fund Scholarship Fund Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $3,100 Organization Support $450 Employees Disaster Fund be philanthropic to the community. GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS Beyond Violence, Inc. Berwick Area United Way Agency Organization Support $300 We offer different options for Robert Baillie Memorial Berwick Area School District Jared Watts $100 Golf Team Award 2018 $100 Fund Community Strategies Group people with special interests and Scholarship Fund Frank Souchak Award Agency Endowment Fund Eagle Scout Project $250 ideas for giving. Scholarship Fund Individual Achievement Award Scholarship Fund GRANTS Eagle Scout Project $350 For The Cause Tim Apple GIFTS Scholarship Fund SCHOLARSHIPS Berwick Area United Way Teen Center Support $200 William M. and Carolyn J. Baillie SCHOLARSHIPS Isabella Arndt $250 Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $11,800 Board Member Holy Family School SCHOLARSHIPS McCayla Clark $100 Santina Cardoni $100 Organization Support $300 Kayley Dillon $1,000 Mary Hunsinger $100 Elizabeth Diltz $100 Berwick Area YMCA Agency Fund Rocky Boxing Club Association Collin Kruczek $2,000 Morgan Kyttle $100 Cassidy Eckert $300 Agency Endowment Fund Organization Support $200 Yardy Perla $100 Ellie Glover $400 GRANTS Organization Support $450 Ben Franklin Trust of the Central Skyla Gordon $100 Berwick Area YMCA Lydia Hess $250 Salem Township Volunteer Fire Company Susquehanna Community Jacoby Business Department Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $7,000 Number One Foundation Award Kaelin Kirchner $300 Jonathan Klingerman $200 Organization Support $200 Unrestricted Fund Field of Interest Fund Berwick Dental Clinic Agency Fund Single Mothers Individually Living Ryan Martz $100 Agency Endowment Fund GRANTS GRANTS Payden Montana $200 Empowered, Inc. Bloomsburg University Foundation Berwick Area School District Elizabeth Plyler $300 GRANTS Organization Support $300 STEM Competition 2018 $700 Business Department $1,600 Mitchell Thelemaque $300 Dental Health Clinic Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $4,600

CSCF FUNDS CSCF Lydia Traugh $300 CSCF FUNDS CSCF

8 9 20 20 YEARS YEARS Robin Buehner Kindness Columbia County Volunteers in George and Barbara Forese Inequity Analysis Training Fund Scholarship Fund Medicine Committee Fund Family Scholarship Fund Designated Fund Scholarship Fund Donor Advised Fund Scholarship Fund GRANTS GIFTS SCHOLARSHIPS Coalition for Social Equity Jason S. Bendle and Jennifer L. Harding Columbia County Volunteer Kevin Walker $400 Organization Support $360.06 SCHOLARSHIPS Organization Active in Disasters Gracie Crone $500 Field of Interest Fund Robert and Carole Foster Fund Daniel L. Kessler Memorial Fund Juliana Diehl $500 Unrestricted Fund Donor Advised Fund Columbia-Montour Council, Boy GIFTS GRANTS CENTRAL SUSQUEHANNA SIGHT SERVICES Catholic War Veterans Post 1419 Scouts of America Agency Fund Robert and Carole Foster Berwick Area School District Home Association Scholarship Agency Endowment Fund GRANTS Support of School District Athletics - IMPROVES VISION Swimming $250 Scholarship Fund GRANTS Bloomsburg University Foundation Support of School District Athletics - Columbia-Montour Council No. 504 Boy STEM Competition 2018 $1,900 “Thanks to your vision screening and recommendation for a doctor GIFTS Volleyball $250 Berwick Catholic War Veterans Home Scouts of America exam, our daughter did indeed need glasses for her astigmatism and John R. Galanti Donor Advised Association Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $8,100 R. Scott Kohler Memorial farsightedness. Our family had no idea there was an issue and neither did the Fund daycare center. She never complained or held things up to see them. We Central Pennsylvania Youth Columbia-Montour Home Health Donor Advised Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund would have gone on for years not knowing and causing more damage to her Ministries Agency Fund Agency Fund GIFTS Agency Endowment Fund Agency Endowment Fund The John Galanti Foundation, Inc. GIFTS eye. We really appreciate what you do and the ways that it helps kids!” Donations In Memory of R. Scott Kohler GRANTS Client of Central Susquehanna Sight Services, Inc., Sunbury DeFinnis Family Donor Advised Ronald L. Garrison Memorial Mary Ann Donnelly Central PA Youth Ministries JoAnn Kohler, Rhonda and Tom Gilbert Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $4,500 Fund Scholarship Fund JoAnn Kohler Donor Advised Fund Scholarship Fund In Memory of Joelle and Julene Jarosky Stuart Tank Memorial Association, Inc. Central Susquehanna Disaster Organization Support $250 BLOOMSBURG AREA SCHOOL GIFTS and Ronald Scott Kohler DISTRICT Relief Fund Eric DeWald Fund Shellee Decker Judson and Carol Weiss Toys for Tots - Columbia County Chapter Field of Interest Fund Unrestricted Fund Organization Support $400 SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS Bloomsburg Area School District GRANTS Veronica Isenberg $250 Jaret Lane $3,800 American Red Cross Kyle Douthat Memorial Berwick Test Track Disc Golf Agency Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund Community Impact Fund School District Fund Central PA Disaster Relief $2,500 Goresh Family Donor Advised Fund Dale and Ferne Soberick Krothe Anthony Township Scholarship Fund Donor Advised Fund Fund GIFTS GIFTS Township Flood Relief $1,600 SCHOLARSHIPS Kirk R. Bower First Columbia Bank & Trust Co. GIFTS Donor Advised Fund Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way Matthew Gilbert $400 Mayo Funeral Home - Michael and GRANTS Northern Northumberland County Flood Rosemary Goresh The Beyond Cajun Thivierge Fund Douglas & Susan Kuziak Relief $5,000 Melvin (Chip) R. Drumheller Berwick Area United Way Scholarship Fund Organization Support $300 Scholarship Fund Hummels Wharf Fire Company Childrens’ Cancer Memorial Fund Ken Hart Fund Testamentary Fund The Salvation Army, Berwick GIFTS Replacement Equipment Project $900 Field of Interest Fund Unrestricted Fund Donations in Memory of Cajun Thivierge Snyder County Libraries, Inc. Organization Support $300 Atlantic Broadband Selinsgrove Gelnett Library Flooding Repair Each Life Matters Organization Hedrick Family Donor Advised First Columbia Bank Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble $5,000 Dale A. and Ferne S. Krothe - G & B Specialties Inc. Pass Through Fund Foundation Fund All Veterans Scholarship Organizational Endowment Fund Agency Fund Donor Advised Fund Mark Conner Electric, LLC Agency Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund The Medicine Shoppe Berwick GRANTS GRANTS COLUMBIA-MONTOUR AREA GIFTS SCHOLARSHIPS Eos Therapeutic Riding Center A Community Clinic, Inc. Dale A. and Ferne S. Krothe Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL Benjamin Wojciecowski $250 Agency Fund Ending Weekend Hunger $1,666.66 Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $7,000 Rachel Wynings $250 SCHOOL DISTRICT Agency Endowment Fund CSCF Program Fund Leland Stanford McKeeman Heating Assistance Program Support $6,000 Global Awareness Society Walter M. Brasch Scholarship Columbia-Montour Area Transplant Patient Assistance Program Beyond Violence Agency Fund Nancy C. Eves Memorial Fund International Agency Fund Agency Endowment Fund Fund Vocational-Technical School Donor Advised Fund Support $4,000 Scholarship Fund Geisinger Health System Foundation Agency Endowment Fund GIFTS District Agency Endowment Fund GRANTS Kidney Care Project $20,000 GIFTS Beyond Violence, Inc. GIFTS School District Fund Beyond Violence, Inc. Lycoming County Hometown Heros, Inc. Nancy Centlivre Neary GRANTS William Frost Organization Support $400 In Memory of Walter M. Brasch Hometown Hero’s Program $5,600 James C. Pomfret Beyond Violence, Inc. Columbia-Montour Area Vocational-Technical School Karen Ferrigno Fund Regional Impact Fund In Memory of Leland Stanford McKeeman Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $9,900 Fund Support $10,000 Brubaker Fund District Agency Non-Endowed Fund Donor Advised Fund GRANTS Testamentary Designated Fund Selinsgrove Area Meals on Wheels Global Awareness Society International Beyond Violence Non-Endowed School District Fund GIFTS Organization Support $1,666.67 Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $3,700 Ferrigno Family Agency Fund Buehner DHS Class of 2004 Fund Snyder County Coalition for Kids Inc. Agency Non-Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund GRANTS Meals for Seals & Meals for Mustangs $1,666.67 Carol Deforest Locke-Endy Fund GIFTS Columbia County 4-H American Cancer Society Designated Fund GIFTS Organization Support $400 Joseph R. and Andreae K. Hoosty Beyond Violence, Inc. Robert W. Buehner Jr. and Alice J. Buehner Organizational Endowment GIFTS Agency Fund General Charitable Purpose Fund In Memory of Mary Jane Buehner Roger and Carol Fish Fund Donations In Memory of Agency Endowment Fund Unrestricted Fund Carol Deforest Locke-Endy SCHOLARSHIPS Donor Advised Fund Sarah Wildt $500 GRANTS GRANTS Heather Almer and Safa Saracoglu Columbia County 4-H Northern Columbia Community & Dan H. and Loreen G. Comstock Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $1,000 Cultural Center Melvin B. Endy

CSCF FUNDS CSCF Summer Camp Program $500 Charles D. and Nancy K. Gale FUNDS CSCF

10 11 20 20 YEARS YEARS Brandon Lang and Molly Monahan Lang The Alumni and Friends of Original Italian Pizza VF Inc Northern Columbia Community Pass Through Robert and Melissa Matthews Mifflinburg Area School District Pizza Town - Nicola Costagliola and Cultural Center Agency Fund Pass Through Fund Ginny Mazzei Reliance Oil LLC Agency Endowment Fund GIFTS Deborah D. Moore Foundation Robert M. Sides Family Music Centers Designated Fund GRANTS Robert W. Buehner, Jr. Drs. Joan and Michael Silver S & L Services, Inc. In Honor of Elmer Robinson Daniel and Janet A. Van Winkle GRANTS Service 1st Federal Credit Union Northern Columbia Community & Roger J. Davis Mifflinburg Area School District Spangler Motors, Inc. Cultural Center John E. DeFinnis School District Support $4,400 Susquehanna River Valley Visitors Bureau Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $9,600 The Mary Fund Dollar General Literacy Foundation Taylor’s Tag and Title Scholarship Fund SCHOLARSHIPS JoAnn M. Ferentz Turbotville National Bank Northumberland Schools Alumni GIFTS Heidi McNally $2,000 Friends of Pennsylvania Wounded United Food & Commercial Workers - Association Scholarship Fund Douglas and Diana Freyberger Denise Seebold $5,000 Warriors, Inc. International Union CLC Local No. 38 Scholarship Fund We are initiating a couple In Memory of Mary Freyberger Ken and Gerry Hart W. F. Welliver & Son Inc. SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS K A Hart Charity Giving Fund of new programs this year Wendy’s - Leakas Quality Foods, Inc. Jocelyn Covert $500 MILTON AREA SCHOOL Brianna Betterly $700 Ferne Soberick Krothe with the Regional Impact Fund. West Chillisquaque Post 841- American Dana Howe $500 Jeremy Latsha $700 Dale and Ferne Soberick Krothe DISTRICT Legion Home Assoc. Inc. Because this unrestricted fund Brynn Stahl $500 Makayla Shaffer $700 Kyle Gordon Builders, Inc. West Milton State Bank Benjamin Wojciecowski $500 Milton Area School District - Milton Law Offices of Kevin Tanribilir PC covers our entire footprint, we can Woodcock Foundation for the Appreciation Northway Industries Fund Leighow Veterinary Hospital make an impact in many areas Panther Fund Endowed of the Arts, Inc. Patrick J. Mattucci Memorial Donor Advised Fund M & T Bank across the region. School District Fund Paul Yoder Scholarship Fund GIFTS GIFTS Nancy J. Marr GRANTS Dora M. Battram Gregory R. Martz John Parker Scholarship Fund Joyce K. Coup Milton Area School District Northway Industries, Inc. Martz Technologies, Inc. In Honor of the Milton Area High School Board Member GIFTS STEM Equipment $2,250.23 Ian C. and Patricia A. Missien Donations In Memory of Patrick J. Mattucci Class of 1965 GRANTS Support of Milton High School Band Pennian Bank James M. and Judith A. Mattucci R. Jeffrey Coup - Class of 1970 Freeburg Volunteer Fire Company Boosters $2,000 Joseph J. and Karen T. Scopelliti Joseph J. and Janet A. Romano Cathy S. Keegan Volunteer Firefighter Recruitment Initiative Susquehanna Community Bank Julie and Dave Kyle $800 SCHOLARSHIPS Weis Markets, Inc. Jamie R. Miller Grace Covenant Community Church Olivia Lombardi $500 Debra Force Fund Herb Woodeshick Milton Area Education Association Grace Transitional Home - Roof Milton Savings Bank Donor Advised Fund Replacement Project $10,000 GRANTS McBride Memorial Library Agency Habitat for Humanity Snyder Union Berwick Area School District Fund Amy V. Rearick In Memory of Glen Schmouder Marilyn L. Muehlhof Donor Northumberland Organization Support $992.50 Agency Endowment Fund Jacqueline J. Sham Advised Fund Organization Support $1,500 Berwick Area United Way GRANTS Ann E. Trudnak Donor Advised Fund Middlecreek Area Community Center Organization Support $295.50 McBride Memorial Library Brian T. Ulmer GIFTS HVAC Unit Replacement $5,000 Berwick Area YMCA Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $16,400 Marilyn Muehlhof Reliance Hose Company No. 1 Organization Support $3,061 Milton Area School District - Milton Organization Support $3,000 Berwick Health & Wellness Fund GRANTS Selinsgrove Area Meals on Wheels Fund Support $500 The Foundation has been great Patricia A. McDowell Donor McBride Memorial Library Panther Fund Non-Endowed Organization Support $3,000 Berwick Marathon Association, Inc. to work with, they are easy to work Advised Fund School District Fund Organization Support $600 Donor Advised Fund SUN Area Technical Institute Organization Support $492.50 with. One of the things that got GIFTS Wood Technology Department Equipment Beyond Violence, Inc. GRANTS Friends of Milton Area School District - Marilyn L. Muehlhof Designated Purchase $5,000 Organization Support $200 our attention initially was that Bloomsburg Area YMCA Milton Panther Fund Non-Endowed Fund Susquehanna University Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble Organization Support $2,000 we could create a scholarship In Honor of the MASD Faculty and Staff Testamentary Fund WQSU Radio - Equipment Purchase Organization Support $500 Saint Columba Church fund with $10,000 to start while and Union County Assistance Office Staff $4,769.82 Bloomsburg University Foundation Support of School $5,700 Milton Savings Bank Robert H. Nash Memorial STEM Competition 2018 $10,800 several other options seemed to United Way of Columbia and Montour County Woodcock Foundation for the Appreciation Nurse-Family Partnership Pass Columbia County Volunteers in require more. So, $10,000 worked Organization Support $10,000 Scholarship Fund of the Arts, Inc. Scholarship Fund Medicine Clinic really well in our picture to get Through Fund Donations Made in Support of Sounds on Pass Through Fund Organization Support $500 Patricia A. McDowell Field of the Susquehanna SCHOLARSHIPS it going. Since then, we have Madeline Lanning $1,100 GIFTS Columbia-Montour Council No. 504 Boy Interest Fund Anonymous Scouts of America been able to grow our fund to a Department of Public Welfare Field of Interest Fund Art’s Fine Foods, Inc. d/b/a Silvermoon/ Organization Support $1,401.28 Steven Mark Nastelli Scholarship Evangelical Community Hospital pretty substantial level, probably Rt. 15 Flea Market Historical & Preservation Society of the GRANTS Geisinger Health System even beyond what we originally Lightstreet United Methodist Church B.Z. Motors Chrysler, Inc. Fund Greater Shickshinny Area Scholarship Fund projected it would be able to do. Winter Coat Giveaway $1,500 Brubaker Group, LLC GRANTS Organization Support $492.50 The Nicholas Wolff Foundation, Inc. The Coup Agency GIFTS Geisinger Health System Midd-West School District Dave Hartman Camp Victory Support $4,500 Cromley’s Garage Dennis Force and Karen Force Nurse-Family Partnership Program STEM Problem Solving - EITC $2,355 William S. and Virginia L. Hartman Evangelical Community Hospital Robert F. Kuchta $719,035.64 Milton Area School District Ficks Hardware Family Scholarship Joy E. McGinnis Donor Advised SCHOLARSHIPS Makerspaces - EITC $2,300 Fund Fiedler Chiropractic PC Kylie Levan $200 Old Panther Fund North Berwick Athletic Association, Inc. Fishers Meat Market, Inc. Community Impact Fund Donor Advised Fund Jared Marshman $200 Organization Support $394 Barbara Hudock GRANTS Penn CFL Fund Kluge Insurance Group Operating Fund Penn CFL Programming - EITC $49,220 Berwick Area YMCA North Berwick Athletic Knarr’s Beverage LLC Field of Interest Fund Pennsylvania Wounded Warriors Inc. Organization Support $600 Association Agency Fund Martin Communications, Inc. Organization Support $83 Fidget Agency Endowment Fund GIFTS Matt Frye LUTCF, Agent Regional Impact Fund Organization Support $600 GRANTS Maher Duessel Milton Fire Department, Inc. Fund Support $190 North Berwick Athletic Association, Inc. Robert W. Splain Sr. - Alcoholics Anonymous Milton Transportation, Inc. The Salvation Army, Berwick Catherine Mentrikoski Fund The Open Door Gallery Agency Endowment Payout $7,000 CSCF FUNDS CSCF Organization Support $197 FUNDS CSCF Donor Advised Fund

12 13 20 20 YEARS YEARS Shikellamy School District SHAMOKIN AREA SCHOOL E. Louise Lawton Simington RN Norman L. Hessel and Evelyn S. Harris John E. DeFinnis Anonymous AP Computer Science Principles - EITC DISTRICT Nursing Scholarship Fund In Memory of Jesse G. Stoner, Sr. Dermatology Centers of NEPA In Honor of Mr. Kevin Myers $3,000 Scholarship Fund Jeffrey D. and Susan L. Kemmerer First Columbia Bank & Trust Co. Anonymous - Class of 1963 Susquehanna Warrior Trail Council Shamokin Area Education In Memory of Jesse G. Stoner, Sr. First Keystone Community Bank In Memory of Peg and Bob Hontz Organization Support $689.50 SCHOLARSHIPS George W. and Diane M. Lane Friends of Volunteers in Philanthropy Theresa Bartholomew Union-Snyder Community Action Agency Foundation Agency Endowment Sydney Faust $900 In Memory of Jesse G. Stoner, Sr. William A. and Becky F. Garrison Jeremy Betz Dollar General Literacy Foundation Grant Fund Kristin Klingerman $900 RHP Law Group LLC Barbara Geiser - Binghamton Hardware & Blue Heron Sports $15,000 School District Fund Daniel Taroli HVAC Supply In Honor of First Responders Women’s Giving Circle Endowed Fund George E. Skomsky Athletic Richard A. and Evelyn B. Yoshizumi In Memory of Douglas G. Geiser and Dr. Carl and Pam Bower - Class of 1965 and 1966 Fund Support $500 Shamokin Area Education Scholarship Fund In Memory of Jesse G. Stoner, Sr. and Mrs. Claude and Helen Sweppenhiser In Memory of Melissa A. Bower Women’s Giving Circle Non-Endowed Fund Foundation Agency Scholarship Fund Philip D. Geiser Julie Brooks Tetreault - Class of 1979 Fund Support $500 Non-Endowment Fund GIFTS Helen Sweppenhiser Fund Frank Giugliano M.D. Shannon Brown School District Fund Berwick Area School District Donor Advised Fund Gray’s Furniture & Appliances Heather Burke Pennsylvania Council on Financial Hosler Corp. Michael T. Butler Family GIFTS SCHOLARSHIPS Literacy Kenneth Marshman $1,000 Fred A. Takacs Scholarship Fund J & E Sheet Metal, LLC In Memory of Michael T. Butler S. Ben Anderson In Honor of Nicole Farber and Dale and Tam Chomas - Watsontown Community Impact Fund Kym Best and Tim Bowers Scholarship Fund GIFTS George E. Skomsky Fund SCHOLARSHIPS In Memory of Lisa Blaum Dental PC Brady Banquet Hall Thomas A. and Cynthia E. James John Cook Fairfield Ford VW BMW Designated Fund Kevin Tanribilir $550 Kreco Electric, Inc. Dale A. and Ferne S. Krothe Pamela Cooper Kish Bank Kevin Walker $550 Benjamin L. Pratt, Esquire, Obermayer GIFTS Laurito Denture Service William Cutter, D.M.A. Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel LLP Estate of George E. Skomsky Kevin and Ivette Tanribilir Majestic Steel USA Lindsay Dalrymple Robert G. Phillips Fund Brian Scandle/NRG Controls North, Inc. - Marc Maset Contracting LLC Thomas R. and Gail V. Deans Field of Interest Fund Class of 1984 Sharon “Cheri” Spohrer Memorial Scholarship Fund Mayo Funeral Home Elizabeth H. Dennen GRANTS Ned A. and Karen L. Sodrick Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Joseph M. Nespoli In Honor of The Reverend James Gold Berwick Health & Wellness Fund Tom Olcese Pharmacy Scholarship Fund M. William Sadock Tiffany Deremer Fund Support $6,018.40 In Memory of Thomas F. Olcese Dwayne Tressler Athletic Ginger and Dave Saracino Jennifer Earnest Varano Insurance Agency, Inc. GIFTS Ronald Brennian Memorial Scholarship Fund In Memory of Helen Sweppenheiser Michelle Ebner Chris and Tara Venna Luis A. Ramos Fund In Memory of Sharon “Cheri” Spohrer Scholarship Fund Stuccio’s Pizzeria - Catherine Stuccio- Wayne D. Fausnaught Scholarship Fund SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS Mentrikoski In Memory of John Corman GIFTS Teagan Karafinski $300 Jared Marshman $250 Dr. Patricia Torsella and Marilyn L. Muehlhof Charlie Fisher Sharon Ramos SHIKELLAMY SCHOOL Wilmington Trust Alison Fortunato In Memory of Luis Ramos DISTRICT Stuart Tank Campaign Pass Turtle Creek Park Association GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS Community Impact Fund Berwick Area School District Shikellamy School District - The Through Fund Kenneth Marshman $600 Community Impact Fund Students Overcome and Achieve Braves Foundation Union-Snyder Community Action Through Running $3,600 School District Fund GIFTS Berwick Borough Police Department Regional Impact Fund Thomas J. Chiricos Agency Fund Unrestricted Fund GIFTS Agency Endowment Fund Communications Equipment Project Scott Coslett $4,600 See page 47 Anonymous Helldude LLP d/b/a Skook House of Jerky GIFTS Jeffrey L. Balestrini Borough of Berwick Christopher G. and Kelli R. Kane Friends of Union-Snyder Community 2018 Summer Concert Series $2,000 Alice Remington Fund Charles and Betty Degenstein Foundation David and Janet Kovach Action Agency Donor Advised Fund Stephen Engle - Class of 1976 Thomas McLaughlin Walter and Florence Michael E. and Angela M. Farronato Taste Time To Love Us Veteran’s Memorial Of Columbia Vorbleski Scholarship Fund Don Ruggerio Athletic Scholarship The Fern & Gladys Moyer Memorial Trust Mark Thomas County Fund Friends of Shikellamy School District - The Scholarship Fund Fund Community Impact Fund Scholarship Fund Braves Foundation Fund Stuart Tank Memorial Association SCHOLARSHIPS G. Scott and Bessie K. Guyer Foundation GIFTS GIFTS Agency Fund Isabella Donayre $1,000 Brenda L. Hull Bloomsburg Fair Kaylee B. Kachurka $1,000 Donations In Memory of Don Ruggerio Lisa A. Pfleegor Agency Endowment Fund In Memory of Lewis D. Eckrote Newberry Family Fund Olivia Kester $1,000 David J. and Maryann Reier GIFTS Janet E. Heaps Madison Traugh $1,000 Christopher Ruggerio Service 1st Federal Credit Union David and Janet Kovach David M. and Janet K. Kovach SCHOLARSHIPS Selena C T Shellenberger Thomas McLaughlin James D. Michael Warman/Schuck Family Olivia Lombardi $250 Shawn and Abbey Walshaw-Wertz Susquehanna River Cleanup Volunteers in Philanthropy Gift Fund Roger V. Wiest II and Wendy K. Wiest Unrestricted Fund Coach Michael C. Scala GRANTS Project Fund Shop Fund Scholarship Award Shikellamy School District Community Impact Fund Donor Advised Fund Scholarship Fund High School Theatre Equipment $1,000 GIFTS GIFTS WARRIOR RUN SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS Microphones for High School Theatre Donations made in support of the Annual Kay Frances Baker and Michael S. Kyler DISTRICT - WARRIOR RUN Pictured are members of the Olivia Lombardi $250 Program $1,500 In Memory of Jesse G. Stoner, Sr. Volunteers in Philanthropy Golf Tournament Volunteers in Philanthropy (VIP) group Shikellamy Band Association Support Lew and Judy Bucher Air Balancing Engineers, Inc. EDUCATION FOUNDATION with their grantee representatives Orlando C. Scopelliti Scholarship $2,500 In Memory of Jesse G. Stoner, Sr. American Independent Abstract Company (WREF) Fund Sound Equipment Shikellamy Theatre Michael P. and Cindy L. Ferris Back Mountain Dental, Inc. from the Berwick Area School District Scholarship Fund Department $2,500 In Memory of Jesse G. Stoner, Sr. Berwick Elks Lodge 1138 WREF - Defender Fund Students Overcome and Achieve Tennis Program $500 SCHOLARSHIPS The Hairsmiths - Richard C. Smith, Jr. BHV Sheet Metal Fabrication Inc. Unrestricted Fund Through Running (S.O.A.R.) Program, Borough of Berwick Police Department Catherine Bergmueller $500 In Memory of Jesse G. Stoner, Sr. GIFTS Berwick Borough Police Department Robert Hartt In Memory of Francis H. Brennan II Anonymous In Memory of Jesse G. Stoner, Sr. Law Office of Bull & Bull, LLP and the Berwick Borough Summer Anonymous Concert Series. The VIP group awarded Roger J. Davis In Memory of Bob and Peg Hontz

CSCF FUNDS CSCF $10,200 in grants in 2018. FUNDS CSCF

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Jared and Carly Frank Bradley Newlin Brandon White Friends of the Warrior Run Education Richard Nornhold J. Michael Wiley and Ashley S. Wiley THE HARTMAN FAMILY PROVIDES Foundation Gerald (Jerry) and Nedette Otterbein - Class WR Boys Soccer Parents Booster A LASTING LEGACY THROUGH In Honor of the Gorton Family train display of 1978 and 1980 Holly S. Zeigler CONTINUED CHARITABLE GIVING The Gehrum Family Drake Owen Holly S. Zeigler In Honor of the Class of 2025 In Memory of Jack Zeigler In Memory of Rinda Wolfe Years ago, the Hartman children and family celebrated Bill Lynn L. Greenawalt Drake Owen C. Herbert Zeager - Class of 1960 and Ginny’s 50th wedding anniversary by creating a lasting Alan Hack In Memory of Jack Zeigler and David Zettlemoyer - Class of 1993 legacy in their honor. Penn State, Warrior Run School Alan and Danielle Hack In Honor of All of the Students I Taught GRANTS David and Meriam Hahn Ryan Pelletier Warrior Run School District District, teaching, and agriculture, all hold special meaning Austin Hampton #42 - Class of 2019 Julie Petrin Motivational Supplies $149.94 to this family who is also passionate about helping others. Carol and Dennis Hawley Carrie E. Prill Teacher Grant - 3 Doodler Start Super Mega The William S. and Virginia L. Hartman Family Scholarship In Honor of Jean LeVan Hormell and Barry K. and Brenda L. Rake Pen Set $970 Connie Pawling-Young Barry K. Rake Teacher Grant - Balance Ball Chairs for was created in 2008 and the family was intent to grow John A. Hefty Kathy Raker Students $500 the endowed fund in years to come. Their continued Andrea Heller Ashley (Pete) B. and Janet Reasner Teacher Grant - ChordBuddy $1,000 charitable giving has significantly increased annual Daniel L. and Robin M. Hering Ashley B. Reasner Teacher Grant - Drone $949 scholarship amounts available for students graduating In Memory of Rinda Wolfe Alfred M. and Ann O’Toole Reeves Teacher Grant - Read and Ride $500 Melissa Hessel Richard S. Remington - Class of 1988 Youth in Philanthropy Fund from Warrior Run and pursuing secondary education or William Higgins Stephen P. Renock IV - Class of 1970 Warrior Run Youth In Philanthropy Program agriculture at a Penn State campus. In Honor of Wayne Smythe and In Memory of Walter Brent Clemons Support 2017-18 $4,500 In Memory of John Corman (Class of 1970) Kip and Tam Hoffman - Class of 1994 and Joseph J. Robb - Class of 1967 WREF - Academics Pictured above are the Hartman children with their father, 1995 In Memory of John R. Robb, School Board Field of Interest Fund William S. Hartman, on his 80th birthday. Kip Hoffman - Class of 1994 Director 1957-59 Jean and Bob Hormell - Class of 1964 Joel Ryder WREF - Arts Jean Hormell Megan Seymore Field of Interest Fund Robert A. and Jean L. Hormell Alicia Shaffer Eiderson S. and Phyllis E. Biddle H. William Koch Memorial Kirk Williams Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hormell - Class of Daniel B. Sheaffer GIFTS Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Donor Advised Fund 1986 In Memory of John Corman John LeVan Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund GRANTS Sarah Hormell - Class of 1998 Kay Rickert Shupp and Terry L. Conner - AGAPE WREF - Athletics GIFTS SCHOLARSHIPS Julie Howell - Class of 1963 Class of 1959 Paulette Furman Jonathan Hunt $1,300 Organization Support $200 In Memory of Lance Cooper and In Honor of Harry Mathias and Field of Interest Fund Saint Columba Church GIFTS SCHOLARSHIPS Deena Cooper In Memory of Carter Rake, ‘59 Eliana Wagner $1,000 Dale E. Schooley Achievement Kirk Williams Memorial Scouting Grant Casey and Kristen Irvine Stephen W. and Linda K. Shupp Mary Anne Forry $200 In Memory of my Son, Scott Snyder Award Pamela L. Gordner Isennock Nancy S. Slease Bernice A. Bissell Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Lisa Keiser Glenn ‘03 and Megan Smith Scholarship Fund Robert J. Wise Family Scholarship Kelly Township Municipal Authority Bob ‘85, Steph and Zach ‘16 Smith WREF Endowment - Unrestricted GIFTS Fund In Memory of Rinda Wolfe Sandra A. Smith Unrestricted Fund SCHOLARSHIPS Dale E. Schooley Gage Anzulavich $1,600 Scholarship Fund Kiwanis Club of Milton/ Warrior Run - In Memory of Shirley Menges Wolfe, SCHOLARSHIPS Class of 1972 Scott Menges and Roger Menges Alexander Boyer $1,600 Katharine A. Swope Scholarship WREF Endowment - Academics Olivia Lombardi $2,100 Joseph S. Kowalski Heather Specht Emma Burrows $1,600 Fund Field of Interest Fund Zachariah Mensinger $1,000 Sarah E. Kowalski Joe, Mandy, Madeline, and Clara Stoudt - Luke Burrows $1,600 Scholarship Fund Joseph and Sarah Kowalski - Class of 1963 Class of 1998 WREF Endowment - Facilities Isaiah Derr $1,600 GIFTS Hayden Divers $1,600 Women’s Giving Circle Endowed and 1964 Susquehanna Community Bank Field of Interest Fund Donald L. Swope Randy Hays $1,900 John and Jacqueline Kurelja Lydia Reeves Timmins - Class of 1983 In Memory of Katharine Swope Fund Rosaria James $1,600 Field of Interest Fund Amy Liberatore Turbotville National Bank WREF Endowment - Scholarships SCHOLARSHIPS Michael and Lynn Litzelman Kristen Hawley Turner - Class of 1994 Ava McGee $1,600 See page 45 Scholarship Fund Benjamin Shoemaker $1,600 Abigail Staman $3,500 Christopher Long In Honor of Connie Pawling-Young GIFTS Brian and Jen Vargo Bryce Woland $1,600 Women’s Giving Circle John Lyons Anonymous Jack Zeigler Memorial Dennis and Mary Marr - Class of 1972 In Memory of Carl J. Vargo Ashley (Pete) B. Reasner Scholarship Fund Non-Endowed Fund In Honor of Mackenzie and Meredith Carrie Vitko John E. Corman Scholarship Fund Field of Interest Fund SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Gardner Jennifer Walter See page 45 John and Nancy Marr - Class of 1979 (John) Marc Walter Gina Beyer $2,650 GIFTS Olivia Masser Warrior Run Athletic Association Emily Boudeman $2,650 William S. and Virginia L. Hartman Donations In Memory of Jack Zeigler Audra Fisher $2,650 Youth in Philanthropy Fund Harry C. Mathias, Jr. - Class of 1980 Concession Stand Family Scholarship Fund Allianz-Agrus Designated Fund Nancy Mathna Warrior Run Class of 1976 Cassidy Hoffman $2,650 Scholarship Fund Tom and Patti Benton Haley Miller $2,650 GIFTS Candy McCormack In Memory of Rinda Wolfe GIFTS Robert and Jo Ann Bridge Edward McPherrin Warrior Run Field Hockey Booster Club Abigail Staman $2,650 David Zeigler Anonymous William S. Hartman Terry and Linda Brown Shirley McPherrin - Class of 1972 In Honor of the Warrior Run Field Hockey William and Dorothy Hartman Dennis Zeigler Michael C. and Yamileth O. Melton Team WREF Endowment - SCHOLARSHIPS Central Susquehanna Community In Honor of William S. Hartman and Foundation John and Deborah Miller Warrior Run Football Booster Club Alumni Legacy Fund In Memory of Virginia L. Hartman Latricia Yocum $3,000 In Memory of Rinda Wolfe Warrior Run High School Student Activities Unrestricted Fund Friends of Youth in Philanthropy Trinity United Church of Christ Daniel and Nichelle Moran Phil and Danna Moser Fund GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS Jason Moser Greg and Nicole Watson - Class of 1985 In Loving Memory of Karen Nespoli Lylo Warrior Run School District Audra Fisher $2,200 Todd Moser - Class of ‘82 In Memory of Gary Watson Teacher Grant - Defender Trading Post In Memory of Edie Moser - Class of ‘75 Watsontown Guild $1,500 The Muncy Bank & Trust Company Carol J. Watts CSCF FUNDS CSCF FUNDS CSCF

16 17 20 20 L SUSQUE RA HA YEARS T NN YEARS EN A C • THE ORIGINAL • BERWICK HEALTH AND WELLNESS FUND FUNDS FOUNDATION GIFTS, GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Founded 1998 Enriching the lives of residents Berwick Health and Wellness Fund Suicide Prevention Month Awareness Bloomsburg University Foundation in 8 boroughs and 15 townships Field of Interest Fund Bracelets $338.03 STEM Competition 2018 $1,600 Tourniquet Equipment $3,144.23 Borough of Berwick throughout the greater • GIFTS C • Berwick Area Swimming Pool Inc. 2018 Summer Concert Series $4,250 O N Berwick Hospital Pooled Inc. Berwick area M IO Ber-Vaughn Pool Adult Exercise Marketing Berwick for Health and Wellness M T U DA GRANTS NITY FOUN Programming $6,400 $9,500 AGAPE Ber-Vaughn Pool Triathlon & Banner Riverfest Sponsorship $4,000 Addressing Life’s CHALLENGES $20,000 Sponsorship $650 Security Project $12,792 No Child Left Hungry on the Weekend Berwick Area United Way Test Track Park Floating Dock, Gangway $10,000 Organization Support $100 and Handicapped Access $5,000 American Cancer Society Organization Support $200 Bower United Methodist Church Berwick Relay For Life Sponsorship 2018 Celebrate Historic Berwick $1,000 Helping Hands Holiday Food Distribution $1,000 Winterfest Sponsorship $350 Program $500 American Red Cross Berwick Area YMCA Catholic Social Services of the Diocese Central PA Disaster Relief $2,500 Organization Support $100 of Scranton Disaster Relief Services Vehicle $6,000 Organization Support $500 Bowl for Kids’ Sake Sponsorship $500 Benton Area School District Organization Support $1,000 Central Columbia School District Flood Recovery - Teacher Classroom Items LIVESTRONG Cancer Victims and Survivors Sponsorship of Drama Club $500 $4,000 Wellness Program $10,000 Central Susquehanna Sight Services, Inc. Flood Recovery - Baseball Field at Benton Senior Swim Program $10,000 2018 Preventing Blindness in Our Park $5,000 Berwick Area YMCA Organization Community Initiative $5,000 Flood Recovery - Benton Area School Endowment Fund 2018 Support Services for the Blind/Low District $5,000 Fund Support $10,000 Vision $9,000 Kindergarten Kickoff $3,000 Berwick (Christmas) Boulevard Association Columbia Child Development Program Senior Citizen Holiday Meal Sponsorship $500 2018 Boulevard Sponsorship $1,000 Childcare Scholarships $4,000 Benton Council of Churches Berwick Christian Church Integrated Positive Behavioral Benton Council of Churches Supplemental The Sweet Sweet Sound Program Interventions and Supports $21,400 Fuel Assistance Program $8,000 Sponsorship $2,500 Columbia County Commissioners for Benton Volunteer Fire Company Berwick Marathon Association, Inc. Columbia County Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Organization Support $500 Prevention Programs for Families $35,000 Berwick Area Ministerium Beyond Violence, Inc. Columbia County Volunteers in Heating Assistance Program $4,000 5K Fun Run/Walk Sponsorship $500 Medicine Clinic TOTALS BERWICK HEALTH AND WELLNESS FUND Berwick Area School District Breaking the Cycle $23,700 Organization Support $500 2018 ADVISORY COMMITTEE 2018 Building Achievement through Reading for New Facility Project $24,705 Salary Support for 2018 $100,000 Kindergarten $15,643 Non-Offending Parent Counselor and Columbia-Montour Council No. 504 Boy Mental Health Counselor $17,045 Marketing Development $31,350 Scouts of America Organization Support $500 Total Assets JoAnn Ferentz Organization Support $200 Camp Lavigne Flood Remediation $5,000 Organization Support $500 T-Shirt Sponsorship $196 Organization Support $100 Chair Safe School Door Project $3,948 Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble Organization Support $300 $27,920,707 School-Based Prevention Education Organization Support $500 Organization Support $500 Mike Goresh Services $15,000 Total Funds Vice-Chair Bloomsburg University Community Organization Support $515 Strengthening Families Program Support Racial Equity Columbia-Montour Family Health Inc. Athena Aardweg $1,500 High School Diversity Conference 2018 Family Health February 2018 $8,000 6 Students Overcome and Achieve Through $2,000 Jeff Cerminaro Running $20,435 Total Gifts $18,467 Lance Kittelson Diane Ljungquist A SECOND CHANCE AT BEYOND VIOLENCE Total Grants Greg Martz “The adult counselor at Beyond Violence guided me and helped alleviate $1,024,265 Randy Peters my anxieties and stresses due to my homelessness. Tanya connected Ken Strish me with other agencies that can help me with housing, transportation, Total Scholarships clothing, and other necessities. She taught me how to stay on track by $10,000 setting a budget. Beyond Violence Staff makes me and my grandchildren feel safe and comfortable. For the first time in a long time, I was able to see a clear path to our future. There are many others like me in need of help and are given a second chance at Beyond Violence. I could never thank donors enough for what they are doing for me by keeping Beyond Violence open. It shows that people really do care about me.”

BERWICK ADVISORY COMMITTEE BERWICK ADVISORY Client of Beyond Violence Shelter, Berwick BERWICK FUNDS

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Dental Health Clinic Girls on the Run of Greater Susquehanna March of Dimes Nurse-Family Partnership Pass Youth In Philanthropy Fund Digital Equipment Upgrade $3,142 Valley March of Babies Sponsorship $1,000 Through Fund Benton, Berwick, Northwest, Columbia- Oral Health Project 2018 $31,600 Girls on the Run Expansion and Scholarship McBride Memorial Library Support of Expansion Project $46,000 Montour Vo-Tech, and Central Columbia Updated Dental Equipment $4,000 Initiative $5,000 Children’s Librarian $34,680 Penns Northeast Inc. Youth in Philanthropy Program Support Eagle Hose Company No. 2 Inc. Hand In Hand Family Resource Center Mifflin Township Forest Rangers and Organization Support $1,250 2018-19 $27,000 Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Me Too Training $4,000 Fire Company Pennsylvania Wounded Warriors Inc. SCHOLARSHIPS EOS Therapeutic Riding Center Historical & Preservation Society of the Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Organization Support $17 Krystyn-lee Baker $750 Organization Endowment Fund Greater Shickshinny Area Mocanaqua Volunteer Fire Company Pond Hill-Lily Lake Volunteer Fire Company Isabella Donayre $500 Fund Support $2,000 Organization Support $500 No. 1 Inc. Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Samantha Dyer $750 Family Health Council of Central PA, Inc. Hobbie Volunteer Fire Company #1 Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Ranger Hose Company #2 Matthew Flick $1,000 Summer Food Service Program $10,000 Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Nescopeck Borough Volunteer Fire Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Kaylee B. Kachurka $500 Women’s Hygiene Supplies $2,500 Hunlock Creek Volunteer Fire Company Company No. 1 Regional Impact Fund Teagan Karafinski $750 You can’t just walk down Front For The Cause Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Fund Support $475 Olivia Kester $500 Street and indiscriminately hand 2018 Run for the Cause Sponsorship $1,500 Huntington Valley Volunteer Fire Company Nescopeck Township Volunteer Reliance Fire Company Dana Kingsbury $750 Teen Center Program Development $10,600 Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Fire Company Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Kaelin Kirchner $750 out money, so, we looked around Geisinger - Columbia Montour Home John Buck Memorial Community Food Bank Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Water Rescue Equipment $4,821 Kristin Klingerman $750 for somebody, someone, or some Health Services Living Healthy and Eating Healthy $3,500 North Berwick Athletic Association, Inc. Ronald McDonald House of Danville, Inc. Marisa J. Missien $750 organization who could help us 2018-19 Matching for Nurse-Family Lightstreet United Methodist Church Organization Support $400 Room Renovation Project $3,300 Rachel Reader $750 Partnership State Grant $50,000 Winter Coat Giveaway $1,000 Northern Columbia Community & Salem Township Park & Recreation Board Olivia Seely $750 and we found the Foundation. Camp Courage $10,000 Lime Ridge Fire Company Cultural Center Body and In Car Cameras for the Police Landree Wilkin $750 You will not find a nicer group of Geisinger Health System - Psychiatry and Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 N4Cs 2018 Youth Program Support $6,500 Department $21,000 professional people to work with Special Clinics Luzerne County Community College Northwest Area School District Salem Township Volunteer Fire Company Conway and Gertrude Dickson you anywhere. Mental Health Counselor $8,388 LCCC Berwick Center Rent & Utilities JumpStart $20,000 Number One Fund Support $1,000 Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Field of Interest Fund Bob Foster Setebaid Services, Inc. The HYDC and Camp Setebaid 2018 GRANTS Robert and Carole Foster Fund Camperships $8,850 Columbia Child Development Program and Volunteers in Philanthropy NORTHERN COLUMBIA COMMUNITY & CULTURAL Shickshinny Volunteer Fire Company Integrated Positive Behavioral Gift Shop Fund Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Interventions and Supports $18,600 CENTER’S YOUTH SUMMER CAMP Single Mothers Individually Living Catherine E. Gensel Fund The Berwick Health & Wellness Fund (BHWF) enables our organization to offer Empowered, Inc. Dream-Learn-Care-Create $2,500 Field of Interest Fund an in-demand kids camp, staffed with qualified, energetic individuals. The Stuart Tank Memorial Association, Inc. GRANTS grant funding provides us with the opportunity to hire the best instructors for Stuart Tank WWII Weekend Sponsorship Beyond Violence, Inc. the camp, ensuring a safe and engaging environment for children outside $1,000 Breaking the Cycle $6,300 Summerhill Fire Company of the school season. Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Theron T. Klinetob Fund Simply put, BHWF support makes it possible for N4Cs Kids Summer Camp Susquehanna Warrior Trail Council Field of Interest Fund to occur. Without this vital support for staffing, we wouldn't be able to offer 5K Race/Fun Walk Sponsorship $1,000 GIFTS Organization Support $200 Theron T. Klinetob Trust the children such enriching experiences during their summer months. Organization Support $500 GRANTS While we strive to offer an affordable camp full of educational sessions Bridge Erosion Repair $2,400 Borough of Berwick and active-learning environments, it's almost impossible for us to charge The Children’s Museum Security Project $2,300 Through our grantround we Benton Hands on Health Expansion $3,105 really get to see the finest people adequate fees to cover such sessions as the economy we operate Off-Site Programing $3,816 Ray McBride and Edna McBride of this community, the servants of couldn't support that price. The Foundation of the Columbia Montour Fund Chamber of Commerce this community, the nonprofits, the Thank you very much for this continued support, it is much appreciated! Unrestricted Fund Leadership Central Penn Scholarship $2,535 folks who are really doing good in Athena Aardweg, former N4Cs Executive Director The Hope Center of Nescopeck, PA Inc. GRANTS ADA Compliant Restroom and Shower The Salvation Army, Berwick our community. Berwick Health Smart Initiative $800 Completion & Community Kitchen Greg Martz $20,000 Board Member The Salvation Army, Berwick Myers-Seely Fund Berwick Health Smart Initiative $9,200 Field of Interest Fund Organization Support $200 GIFTS United Way of Columbia and Montour County Myers-Seely Memorial Trust Revolving Car Loan Program $50,000 GRANTS Volunteers in Philanthropy Gift Shop Fund Northern Columbia Community & Golf Tournament Sponsorship $200 Cultural Center Wesley United Methodist Church N4Cs 2018 Youth Program Support $10,500 Milk & Egg Distribution $10,000 West Berwick Hose Company No. 1 Fire Company Support 2018 $3,000 Women’s Giving Circle Non-Endowed Fund Fund Support $1,625 BERWICK FUNDS BERWICK FUNDS

20 21 20 20 YEARS YEARS A COMMUNITY BLOOMSBURG AREA BLOOMSBURG AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOUNDATION GIFTS AND GRANTS Founded 1996 Making an impact on Bloomsburg Bloomsburg Area Community Coalition for Social Equity area communities through Foundation Fund Organization Support In Honor of School District Fund Isabelle Tarr 2017 $1,000 superior stewardship of enduring Organization Support In Honor of charitable gifts GIFTS Isabelle Tarr 2018 $1,000 Bloomsburg Area Community Foundation Columbia Child Development Program Malen G. Eyerly Increase Mathematical Materials for 2-5 Pamela A. Young Year Olds $1,500 We have been able, through GRANTS Literacy Materials $1,600 the Foundation, to enhance the 203 West Main Street Inc., d.b.a. the The Children’s Museum lives of many in our area, making Exchange Update and Improve Health and Nutrition our community a better place to Creative Engagement with Youth - Exhibit $600 Artmaking Program $500 Dental Health Clinic live for everyone. As a donor to Organization Support $1,000 Financial Aid Awards for Dental Work $1,000 the Bloomsburg Area Community AGAPE Friends of the Columbia County Foundation you can choose to Daily Bread Meal - Wednesday $1,000 Traveling Library Benton Area School District Establishing Core Collection of Children’s designate the manner in which Student of the Month Award Program $300 Audiobooks $800 your gift is to be placed into service Bloomsburg Area YMCA Salvation Army Service Center, Bloomsburg or you can allow the board to serve Organization Support $850 Back to School Clothes Shopping $1,500 Summer Camp $500 Organization Support $1,000 you and judiciously evaluate the Bloomsburg Public Library Susquehanna Valley Reading Partners applications and award those Health Literacy Resources for Teens: Organization Support $400 grants that will make the most Anywhere ebooks $700 Your Loving Choices impact in your community. Organization Support $686.95 Dad Parenting Curriculum $400 Central Susquehanna Sight Services, Inc. Cleve Hummel Prevention of Blindness Services 2017 $500 Prevention of Blindness Services 2018 $500 Board Member

AGAPE IS PROVIDING THE RESOURCES TOTALS BLOOMSBURG AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION “AGAPE has allowed me to help families when things are tight. Many times, 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2018 food stamps do not last the whole month and other hardships arise. Having the resources available through AGAPE has been a blessing. Seeing the Total Assets John Thompson family’s reactions when they can get food from our food pantry and backpack $209,525 President program is heartwarming. The funds provided by the donors are used to C. Cleveland Hummel help so many people that would otherwise slip through the cracks without Total Funds Vice-President programs like these.” Volunteer of AGAPE, Bloomsburg Since 1998 we have given out 1 Lauren Martz over 200 awards totaling over Secretary $200,000 and made a big impact Total Gifts Fred Gaffney in a lot of the nonprofits in the $246,247 Fred Trump community. Includes establishing gift Paul Reichart John Thompson Board Member Total Grants Rev. Howell Sasser, Jr. $17,337 Rick Vanderpool BLOOMSBURG BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD BLOOMSBURG FUNDS BLOOMSBURG

22 23 20 20 YEARS YEARS A COMMUNITY HONORING VOLUNTEERISM AND SERVICE WITH HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS FOUNDATION Annually, a distinct awards dinner called Holiday Thanks to the leadership of Jo and Mike and the Holiday Founded 1999 Happenings, has been hosted in Danville honoring Happenings Committee, the Robert N. Pursel Award Serving the greater Danville area the life work of Robert N. Pursel, a lifelong resident. dinner has continued, and has raised more than $65,000 communities through superior Members of the community whose life service mimic over the last three years to help support and grow DACF’s stewardship of enduring Mr. Pursel’s volunteerism and service are chosen as Neighbors Helping Neighbors Unrestricted Fund. charitable gifts award recipients and honored at this prestigious event. This partnership between Danville Area Community Three years ago, the Holiday Happenings Committee Foundation and the Holiday Happenings Committee lost their sponsoring agency and were facing the is a brilliant example of the kind of town Danville is end of a legacy. Through insight and happenstance, regarding philanthropy. How fortunate for the residents three Danville Area Community Foundation (DACF) of Danville that this amazing event continues and serves Board Members had occasion to talk with Jo and Mike its nonprofit and government agencies through the Benjamin who lead the Holiday Happenings Committee, grantmaking efforts of the Foundation. Prior to this initial and began to explore how the DACF could support their conversation, Jo & Mike had never heard of the Danville event. The Danville area is a very special place and has Area Committee Foundation. Now, they, and the entire many wonderful residents, like the Benjamin’s. You only committee, are an integral part of the Danville Area have to talk to these extraordinary people for a couple Community Foundation Family. of minutes to see and feel the passion they have for their town and for this special event.

Pictured to the left are members of the Holiday Happenings Committee. Pictured below are Mike and Jo Benjamin, leaders of the Holiday Happenings Committee.

TOTALS DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2018

Total Assets O. Fred Miller, III, M.D. Linda Marks $6,224,039 Past Chair R. Randolph May Jean L. Knouse Robert J. McWilliams, Jr. HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS Total Funds Chair Robert W. Snyder COMMITTEE MEMBERS 69 Bonnie Trump 1st Vice-Chair Gary W. Visneski Jo and Mike Benjamin Total Gifts Wendy S. Tripoli Martin L. Walzer Joanne Aurand $ 145,443 Financial Liaison Scott Edwards Ken Altenbach Total Grants Sis Hause (Helen) Secretary Bonnie Johnson $144,800 Ken Ackerman Jim and Cathy Knight Total Scholarships Ken Altenbach Bev Laubach Robert O. Booth $91,738 Bob Marks Greg Cole Linda Marks Donald Cotner Joan and Fred Miller Bonnie L. Johnson Jack Metzer James D. Kishbaugh II Bob Snyder Mark LaMotte DANVILLE BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD DANVILLE Marty Walzer FUNDS DANVILLE

24 25 20 20 YEARS YEARS DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FUNDS Jack Curry Athletic Scholarship Jenna Deal $1,180 Nick Nizinski $1,180 GIFTS, GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Fund Scholarship Fund Mikayla Rovenholt $1,180 GIFTS Danville High School Class of ‘43 Ackerman Family Fund Martin Klena $2,350 Christ Memorial Episcopal Church Donations In Memory of Jack Curry Scholarship Fund Donor Advised Fund Alika Lopatka $2,350 Anonymous Conrad Fund Jane Curry Scholarship Fund GIFTS Joanna Murphy $2,350 Designated Fund Sahil Patel $2,350 In Memory of Jack Curry and SCHOLARSHIPS Donations In Memory of Patricia D. Ackerman GRANTS In Honor of Lindsey and John Curry Raegan Jones $500 F. Kenneth Ackerman Jr. Christ Memorial Episcopal Church Jack Metzer Auto Group Robert O. Booth The Booth Family Fund Donor Advised Fund Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $9,500 Helen L. Martin Danville High School Class of 1963 Richard W. and Helen C. Donahoe Rhett Merchant The Danville Area Community GIFTS Scholarship Fund Institute of Healthcare Executives & Suppliers Christ Memorial Episcopal Church Scholarship Fund Foundation is an important asset James W. Loy Donations In Memory of James M. Ott, SCHOLARSHIPS Diane E. Booth, and William E. Booth, Sr. General Fund Mason Shultz $1,100 SCHOLARSHIPS of the Danville community. There R. Randolph and Karen F. May Designated Fund Walter S. and Lynn A. Reichen Barbara Booth Dahlgren Erin Clarke $600 are a lot of interesting programs of Robert W. and Mary F. Snyder Robert O. Booth GRANTS Danville Area Community Center Christ Memorial Episcopal Church Agency Fund Danville Rotary Scholarship Fund value to our community sponsored Donald C. Wegmiller GRANTS by the Danville Area Community Jeffrey C. and Susannah D. Williams Youth in Philanthropy Fund Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $2,200 Agency Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund Danville Youth In Philanthropy Program GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS Foundation. GRANTS Christ Memorial Episcopal Church The Thomas Beaver Free Library Support 2018-19 $500 Danville Area Community Center Emma Lehr $400 Ken Ackerman Support of Science Fiction Collection Zing Productions Margaret James Fund Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $1,900 In Memory of Pat Ackerman $400 Organization Support $500 Designated Fund Danville Superintendent’s Board Member GRANTS Danville Area Community Educational Initiative Awards Ken & Pat Ackerman Family Eleanor M. Burke Fund Christ Memorial Episcopal Church Foundation - Pass Through Fund Fund Scholarship Fund Donor Advised Fund Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $4,500 Pass Through Fund Field of Interest Fund Scholarship Fund GRANTS Christ Memorial Episcopal Church GRANTS GIFTS Montour County Historical Society Danville Area School District Danville Area School District Donations In Memory of Patricia D. Ackerman Organization Support $3,600 Kisner Alter Guild Fund Alumni Association Scholarship Support of Drama, Art, Spanish, and Key Sue H. Baker Designated Fund Fund Clubs $1,300 Jennie Wydra Barnds - DHS ‘92 Christ Memorial Episcopal Church Scholarship Fund David D. Betz Ackerman/Driscoll Fund Christ Memorial Episcopal Church SCHOLARSHIPS Deutsch Family Fund for Geisinger Thomas J. and Frances M. Bitterly Designated Fund Wesner Fund Courtney Baker $500 Nurses Patricia Brewster GIFTS Designated Fund Alexander Robenolt $500 Designated Fund Robert F. and Karen P. Brigham Donations In Memory of Patricia D. GRANTS Natalie A. Caine GRANTS Ackerman Christ Memorial Episcopal Church Danville Area School District Band Geisinger Health System Foundation Michael and Toni Dolby Ken and Michelle Ackerman Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $1,000 Having a community foundation Geisinger Health System Boosters Scholarship Fund Support of Geisinger Nurses $3,000 Rand A. and Renee Ballard Scholarship Fund is wonderful. It gives us additional Eileen and Jose Gomez Dennis R. and Betty D. Barry The Cole Family Fund SCHOLARSHIPS Deutsch Family Memorial support to provide high-quality Paul B. and Lois B. Hofmann BDH-Bethany Dunes HOA Donor Advised Fund Bonnie L. Johnson Lauren Brady $400 Scholarship Fund programming that otherwise we Terry and Linda Brown GRANTS The Metzer Family Mary C. Dent Jacob Raup $400 Scholarship Fund would not be able to offer. What Drs. Joan and O. Fred Miller Columbia-Montour Council No. 504 Boy SCHOLARSHIPS FNB Bank, N.A. Scouts of America we receive from the community Theodore and Cathy Townsend Bill and Liz George Danville Child Development Nikaela Haas $1,800 Frank J. Trembulak Financial Assistance for Scouts in Columbia Center Agency Fund foundation helps us carryout our Ann M. Levandoski and Montour Counties $5,500 Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wieder Elizabeth Martinson Agency Endowment Fund Good Samaritan Mission Agency mission. Michael A. Wilson Danville Lady Railers Jack and Barbara Nicklaus Hess Field Revitalization $500 GIFTS Fund In Memory of Mary Moore Diana Verbeck SCHOLARSHIPS Jerry Nye Janis Bartholomew and Albert Renn Agency Endowment Fund Montour Area Recreation Commission Danville Child Development Ken Cooper $1,500 William W. Quay, Jr. and Helen W. Quay Equipment Trailer Purchase $2,000 Lorraine and Geoffrey Edick Gannon Feldmann $1,500 David Z. Richards, Sr. and Maryann M. Drs. Joan and O. Fred Miller Good Samaritan Mission Agency Center Agency Fund Derien Yeager $1,500 Richards Cole Family Scholarship Fund GRANTS Crisis Fund In Memory of Christopher D. Rustad Scholarship Fund Danville Child Development Center Amacher Family Fund In Memory Stamford Hospital Peter Baldy Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $1,700 Agency Endowment Fund of Mary Schick Frye Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zaccagnino SCHOLARSHIPS Samantha Houser $5,300 Scholarship Fund GRANTS Danville Education Association Mollie Harter Memorial Fund SCHOLARSHIPS Christ Memorial Episcopal Church Scholarship Fund “DEA” Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $1,400 Cotner Family Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Ethan Benjamin $900 Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund SCHOLARSHIPS Kiera Fahey $900 Christ Memorial Episcopal Church GIFTS SCHOLARSHIPS Alyssa Adams $500 Central Susquehanna Community Alexa Willoughby $500 Bloch-Selinger Educational Fund Agency Fund Roscoe A. Faust and William C. Agency Endowment Fund Foundation Scholarship Fund In Honor of Donald Cotner Danville High School Class of 1939 Heller Family Trust GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS Dean and Susan James Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Andrei Bucaloiu $2,350 Christ Memorial Episcopal Church In Memory of Don and Janie Cotner Scholarship Fund Jack T. Deal $2,350 Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $55,000 SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS Maxwell Fulmer $2,750 Bethany Hileman $2,350 Jesikah Cooper $2,000 Gracie Crone $1,180 Dylan Smith $2,750 Mallory J. Jones $2,350

DANVILLE FUNDS DANVILLE Chase Day $1,180 FUNDS DANVILLE

26 27 20 20 YEARS YEARS Holdren Family Fund Montour Area Recreation Commission - Montour Area Recreation James D. Kishbaugh II and Kathleen M. Donor Advised Fund Montour Preserve Agency Pass Through Commission Agency Pass Kishbaugh GRANTS Fund In Memory of Audrey Donnelly Organization Support $1,400 Through Fund William Kuprevich Montour Area Recreation Commission Agency Non-Endowment Fund Vic and Linda Marks Organization Support $500 Carl J. Marrara Memorial GIFTS In Memory of Pat Ackerman, Bernie McGill Appelman Financial Jane Hood Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Fund and Donald Straub Scholarship Fund Michele Neff-Bulger and John Bulger Victor J. and Linda M. Marks Fund Renee’ Carey GIFTS In Memory of Audrey Donnelly Scholarship Fund Geisinger Thomas J. Martin MD and Rev. Dr. Lois D. Donations In Memory of Carl J. Marrara SCHOLARSHIPS Karl A. Herzog Martin Family and Friends of Carl J. Marrara Erin Clarke $2,550 Otterbein Family Tony and Mary Petrick Memorial Scholarship Fund - Volleyball Julia Riedhammer $2,550 In Honor of Bob Stoudt’s 45th Birthday Suzann Pharr Tournament Sponsors Robert K. Vogt VFW Post 298 In Memory of William F. Pharr, M.D. Margaret E. Knoebel Stephanie Husek Scholarship Fund GRANTS Maryann and David Z. Richards, Sr. COMMUNITY IMPACT FUND Scholarship Fund SCHOLARSHIPS Montour Area Recreation Commission Donna Cohen Scott MEETING CURRENT COMMUNITY NEED Raiden Williams $1,000 SCHOLARSHIPS Park and Trail Maintenance Expenses 2018 Villager Realty - Tim and Kristen Karr Sarah Francowic $3,000 $3,500 In Memory of John Hancock The Neighbors Helping Neighbors Fund is just one way the Danville Area May Family Fund North Branch Canal Trail Clean Up $1,000 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Weader Unrestricted Fund Community Foundation works with you and for you to support local unmet Eister Janssen Scholarship Fund Donations In Support of Holiday Happenings needs. Because of their desire to help others and wanting to encourage Scholarship Fund GRANTS Montour Area Recreation Anonymous Central PA Food Bank Commission - Montour Preserve Erin Alenciks the spirit of giving in others, Danville Area Community Foundation Board SCHOLARSHIPS Food Security Network in Greater Danville Alpine Animal Clinic Caleb Stassel $1,000 Agency Pass Through Fund members began a voluntary “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” campaign in Area $100 American Legion - Frank W. Sidler Post 40 2007 through their own individual donations. This endowed fund is Danville Central Susquehanna Sight Services, Inc. Agency Non-Endowment Fund Animal Care Center Bonnie Johnson Fund In Memory Prevention of Blindness Programs for GIFTS Christopher F. Armstrong Area’s opportunity to meet current needs of the community forever. Neighbors Of Ragnar And Dorothy Johnson Young Children $1,000 Anonymous Atlantic Equipment Specialists Helping Neighbors has awarded more than $55,000 to local nonprofits. Donor Advised Fund Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad Joanne C. Aurand Walter A. “Whitey” and Nan C. Donna and Bill Faust Kara K. Aurand Ronald J. Kanaskie Leadership McCloskey Memorial Scholarship Laurie Fitzpatrick Latif Awad David and Penny Gingrich Scholarship Fund Fund Latif and Diane Awad The English Garden Richard H. and Jean L. Knouse Scholarship Fund Richard L. Harry Bason Coffee Roasting Scholarship Fund Ray and Erin Hayes Trevor S. and Lisabeth A. Finn Kreisher & Gregorowicz, Attorneys at Law GIFTS Beiter’s Department Store First Columbia Bank & Trust Co. Nathan Kunz SCHOLARSHIPS The Heintzelman Family Joanne K. Benjamin Ronald and Pamela Kanaskie Bethany Hileman $700 Helene V. Hoffman First Keystone Community Bank KW Danville LLC Michael A. Benjamin Fleming Antiques Kut-N-Kurl SCHOLARSHIPS Evan Houston Michael A. and Joanne K. Benjamin Benjamin Sweetra $1,000 Metzer Family Fund Mike and Jill Komar Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fleming L.T. Evans Patrick R. Benjamin FNB Bank, N.A. Mark D. LaMotte Unrestricted Fund Jill A. Largent, MD and Jack J. McCann, Esq. Gregory and Paula Benkovic Beverly J. Laubach Fund Otterbein Family Pamela S. Franklin Mark D. and Amy LaMotte GIFTS Bernardi Jewelers Friends of the Neighbors Helping Latorre House Bed & Breakfast Donor Advised Fund John J. and Margaret E. Metzer In Honor of Bob Stoudt’s 45th Birthday Bird Florist GRANTS Lynn and Conne Reece Neighbors Fund Beverly J. Laubach GRANTS BJ’s Glen and Tina Leighow Central PA Food Bank In Honor of The Lord Jesus Christ Frosty Valley Resort Danville Area Community Center Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble Leighow Oil Co. Support of Greater Danville Area Food Bank Al and Ann Reeves Fulton Bank, Northern PA Region Making Community Connections $700 Bloomsburg University Performing Arts Ann M. Levandoski $400 Mark and Lauren Robbins Fulton Financial Boil Line Coffee Co. - Dina and Jeremy Dr. and Mrs. Steven Lillmars Montour County Historical Society Shelia Barto’s Jewelry & Gifts In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Metzer Joan and Fred Miller Designated Boyd Station Silvia B. Lopez Organization Support $400 Debra Steransky Eleanor L. Gardner Fund John R. and Ann Erin Brokenshire Robert J. Geary M&T Bank Turbotville Area Lions Club Buckley’s Carpet Gerald J. Levandoski Memorial Testamentary Fund Linda and Holly Unger Geisinger David and Pat Macko Carini Pizzaria & Restaurant Giant Food Store Danville Mahoning Township Scholarship Fund In Memory of Dave Unger Carriage Manor Builders Inc. Joan and Fred Miller Family Fund United States Gypsum John and Kathy Gold Marks, McLaughlin & Dennehy Scholarship Fund Century 21 Mertz & Associates, Inc. Elizabeth A. Goldman Robert Marks Sr. Donor Advised Fund Lesley and Michael Yeich Cherokee Tap Room and Profile Coffee & SCHOLARSHIPS GIFTS Merry B. Hackenberg Victor J. and Linda M. Marks Aaron Keehan $1,200 Roasters Drs. John and O. Fred Miller Montour County Historical Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Haney Randy May Cole’s Hardware Dan W. Hartman Mayberry Hospitality Robert and Geraldine Marks GRANTS Society Agency Fund Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotner Dan W. and Susan M. Hartman Robert J. and Kathleen A. McWilliams Danville Area Community Center Agency Endowment Fund Cotner Farms Kerry Marks Hasenbalg McWilliams Uniform Shoppe Family Fund Making Community Connections $1,000 Creative Attitudes Donor Advised Fund GRANTS Helen A. Hause Maria Joseph Continuing Care Community Danville Business Alliance Montour County Historical Society Emily L. Curry GRANTS Hawkins Chevrolet Albert J. Meale Organization Support $1,000 Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $700 Gerard J. Cush, Jr. and Donna M. Cush Henry Voelcker Inc. Members Choice FCU Fellowship of Christian Athletes Montour Area Recreation Commission D Clothier Organization Support $500 Ken and Cindy L. Holdren Mr. and Mrs. Don Messersmith Organization Support $1,000 Neighbors Helping Neighbors Theodore E. and Geraldine O. Dando Jean Hummel Drs. Joan and O. Fred Miller Montour County Historical Society Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dando Victor & Linda Marks Family Fund Unrestricted Fund Marge and Don Hunter Ian C. and Patricia A. Missien Organization Support $1,000 Danville Area Community Center Dr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Ingraham Muffin Man Donor Advised Fund The Thomas Beaver Free Library Unrestricted Fund The Doctor’s Inn Bed & Breakfast and Four GIFTS J & J Financial Nails to Tails Grooming Salon GIFTS Organization Support $1,000 Girl’s Bakery Jack Metzer, Inc. G. James Nemeth Victor J. and Linda M. Marks Youth in Philanthropy Fund Thomas J. Bitterly Mary Ellen and Helmut Doll Terry and Linda Brown Bonnie L. Johnson OIP Danville GRANTS Danville Youth In Philanthropy Program Domino’s - Paul Dutton Dr. Tom and Kathleen Kennedy Dr. Terry and Sandy O’Rourke Support 2018-19 $1,000 Stephanie DiDomenico Dunkin’ Donuts Danville Area Community Center Chris W. and Diane J. Fellin Kiddie Korner Perkins Restaurant Organization Support $1,000 Dutch Wheelman Bicycle Shop Dr. and Mrs. James A. Knight Phoenix Rehabilitation & Health Services Inc. DANVILLE FUNDS DANVILLE Bonnie L. Johnson FUNDS DANVILLE In Memory of Audrey Donnelly 28 29 20 20 YEARS YEARS Lori A. Piekanski Montour Area Recreation Commission Seebold Family Fund Joanne McCall Spaid Simington Valeria Walton Woods Memorial Pine Barn Inn MARC Equipment Trailer Purchase $3,000 Donor Advised Fund and Paul Simington Scholarship Scholarship Fund Premier Jewelry Montour County Historical Society GIFTS Scholarship Fund Lynn A. Reichen Boyd House Project $2,500 Fund Robert N. Seebold, D.D.S. Resurrection Movement Studio Inc. North Branch Young Life Scholarship Fund SCHOLARSHIPS John D. Rinehart, DMD, LLC North Branch Young Life Mentorship GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS Sarah Wildt $1,100 John S. and Pamela T. Rodman Expansion $1,000 Camp Koala Hunter Kahley $1,550 Zachery Wright $1,100 Kay Roth PA Pets Inc. Organization Support $100 Sydnee Yeager $1,100 Iva M. Rudy Organization Support $1,000 North Branch Young Life Robert and Mary Snyder Fund Ruyee Ronald McDonald House of Danville, Inc. Organization Support $500 Designated Fund Michael and Kieran Ryan Share-A-Night Program $500 Donald J. Seebold Scholarship GIFTS One of the key things I think Satin Stitches Scholarship Award from Eleanor M. Burke Sarah and Paul Sommer Joshua E. and Elizabeth Scarlett Fund Fund about a community foundation In Honor of Robert and Mary Snyder Reverend Mary B. Schmotzer Lynsey Shultz $1,000 Scholarship Fund GRANTS and the giving that takes place, Schoolhouse Music The Thomas Beaver Free Library SCHOLARSHIPS Danville Area Community Center and attracts a lot of donors, is Scott’s Floral Science Fiction Collection Development Devon Truesdell $2,550 Organization Support $8,900 Service 1st FCU $1,000 Holden Zakarian $2,550 the gifts that are given to the Service Electric Cablevision Youth in Philanthropy Fund foundation by our local people. Stauffer Family Fund Robert W. and Mary F. Snyder Danville Youth In Philanthropy Program Service 1st Federal Credit Union Donor Advised Fund Jonathan Paul and Sarah Sommer Support 2018-19 $960 These gifts are given in perpetuity, Fund GIFTS so they are gifts that keep on Stetler Insurance Zing Productions Donor Advised Fund Steve Shannon Tire Co. Community Outreach Project $1,000 Donations In Memory of LeRoy Wylie Stauffer giving. Strosser Baer Architects LLC GIFTS F. Kenneth Ackerman Montour Area Recreation Commission Sam and Nancye Bryan Randy May StudioB Yoga Center Terry & Sandy O’Rourke Family Mayor Bernie Swank and Wilbur Swank In Memory of Michael Lavage Kessey J. Kieselhorst Board Member Fund Ann M. Levandoski Suzanne Tinsley Unrestricted Fund GRANTS Friendship Fire Co No 1 Randy and Karen May Anthony Turel GRANTS Unida Pizza Ladder Truck Replacement $1,600 Constance R. McGarry Girls on the Run of Greater Susquehanna Victoria’s Photography Studio John J. and Margaret E. Metzer Valley Villager Realty Jim & Jackie Shutt Fund David A. and Jennifer L. Rairigh Financial Assistance Initiative $500 Visneski Funeral Home, Inc. Donor Advised Fund Robert W. and Mary F. Snyder Laurinda Voelcker GRANTS Janet K. Steele Voelcker & Wagner Pharr Charitable Gift Annuity Darlis and Vince Varano Charitable Gift Annuity Danville Area Community Center George O. and Nancie H. Wagner Organization Support $1,000 GRANTS Barbara L. Walzer Montour County Historical Society Rechsteiner Family Scholarship The Thomas Beaver Free Library Mr. and Mrs. Martin Walzer Organization Support $400 Boyd House Project $750 Joseph A. and Judith A. Weader Fund United Way of Columbia and Montour Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weaver Scholarship Fund The Simington Family Scholarship County Weis Center for the Performing Arts GIFTS Fund Showing of “God Knows Where I Am” $750 Weis Market Danville Stephen T. and Ann R. Phillips Scholarship Fund Wild for Salmon Thomas Beaver Free Library SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS Wind-N-Sea Day Spa Daniel Arnabar $1,612.50 General Agency Fund Dianne J. Zamboni Martina Allen $1,500 Agency Endowment Fund Emily Edelstein $1,612.50 Avani Yadav $1,500 GRANTS Abby Foster $1,612.50 Hadley Wiktor $1,500 Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble Nicholas Kapp $1,612.50 United Way of Columbia and North Central Secure Treatment Unit After Vincent Krum $1,612.50 Montour County Agency Fund School Drama Program $500 Abigail Raup $1,612.50 Agency Endowment Fund Central PA Food Bank Bradley Yeich $1,612.50 Food Security Network in Greater Danville Area $900 Mackenzie E. Riley Memorial Christ Memorial Episcopal Church Scholarship Fund Danville Area Diaper Bank $1,000 Scholarship Fund Danville Area Community Center Making Community Connections $300 GIFTS DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY CENTER (DACC) Danville Area School District Donations in Memory of Mackenzie E. Riley IMPROVES OVERALL WELL-BEING 2018 Spelling Bee Sponsorship $240 Janice and Robert Bailey 2018 Yearbook Sponsorship $200 Busy Little Beavers Early Learning Center “I attend the DACC programs 2-3 times a week. I participate in the Danville Business Alliance Danville High School Girls Soccer Booster water fitness, yoga, strength training and low-impact aerobics. 2018/2019 Bicycle Rack Initiative $1,000 Danville Moose Lodge #1133 Danville Women Lacrosse Because of the grant funded program, I was able to get physical Danville Child Development Center therapy for which my insurance does not cover. I learned that I DCDC’s Out of School Time program; Haak’s Ensuring High Quality Afterschool In Memory of Carlton “Lynn” Milloway need to get up and move and keep moving. Staying active is the Environments $2,000 Wind - n - Sea Spa key to my overall well-being. Thank you very much for helping Alison J. Young Danville Lady Railers me get better. Unfortunately, if I didn’t have the grant and DACC Hess Field Revitalization $500 SCHOLARSHIPS Friendship Fire Co No 1 Emma Lehr $250 helping me, I’d still be miserable, in pain and helpless. I truly am Ladder Truck Replacement $1,000 Krista Strausser $250 blessed to have the opportunity to feel good. Thank you again.” Derien Yeager $250

DANVILLE FUNDS DANVILLE Hanna Zimmerman $250 Sacha Hecht, Member of Danville Area Community Center

30 20 20 YEARS YEARS A COMMUNITY BENEFITING YOUTH THROUGH ESTATE FOUNDATION GIVING WITH THE GARMAN FAMILY FUNDS Founded 1994 A former Snyder County couple, Patricia H. and Richard Enriching the quality of life in the E. Garman, made the thoughtful decision to leave an Selinsgrove area and surrounding estate gift to benefit youth in the community where they communities through stewardship were born and raised. Their experiences, successful of enduring charitable gifts careers, and giving nature, led them to this decision. They were a couple who truly believed in giving their time, knowledge, and financial support to numerous organizations, and did so in an ever-quiet manner. Richard enlisted in the United States Marine Corps immediately after graduating from Selinsgrove High School and married Patricia Hetherington after returning from the war. He attended Bucknell University and was honored with the Distinguished Engineering Alumni Award in 2005 and an honorary Doctorate in Foundation to create two endowed funds. The need- 2007. Richard was the owner of several companies and based Patricia H. and Richard E. Garman Scholarship firms in Buffalo, NY. Fund will support Selinsgrove graduates and their field Patricia earned a degree to become a registered nurse of interest fund will benefit youth programs for residents at Georgetown Medical Center of Temple University. of Selinsgrove, Richfield, Freeburg, and Mt. Pleasant After raising her family, she returned to school and Mills. We thank them for their foresight in providing a earned a bachelor’s degree in nursing and a master’s in forever gift to the youth in their hometown. psychiatric nursing from the University of Buffalo. She Pictured above are Patricia H. and Richard E. Garman. was honored with the Dr. Philip B. Wels Outstanding Service Award. Together, they created The Garman Family Foundation “My parents may have spent the majority of their lives in in 2002 which later transitioned to the Community Western New York but they never forgot where they came TOTALS SELINSGROVE AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Foundation for Greater Buffalo in 2016. They wanted to from. Setting up the funds at the Community Foundation 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2018 ensure Western New York would benefit from its giving enable their legacy to continue in perpetuity to help the in perpetuity and thoughtful vision. communities they loved so much.” Melissa Garman Baumgart Total Assets Heather H. Rowe This year, the CSCF was delighted to receive the new $1,810,661 President Garman’s estate gift to the Selinsgrove Area Community Mike F. Flock Total Funds Vice-President SELINSGROVE AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FUNDS 22 Philip E. Winger GIFTS, GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Secretary Total Gifts John L. Stokinger Treasurer All funds denoted with a indicate new Patricia H. and Richard E. Garman Gloria Faylor Karchner Charitable $819,033 funds established in 2018 Fund Fund Chad L. Cohrs Total Grants Steven and Judith Bottiger Field of Interest Fund Unrestricted Fund Julie Eriksson GIFTS GIFTS Scholarship Fund Estate of Richard E. Garman Gloria Faylor Karchner $49,300 Scholarship Fund Carol L. Handlan GRANTS Patricia H. and Richard E. Garman Total Scholarships Dave A. Lawer Celebrate the Life of the Patients Birthright of Sunbury, Inc. Scholarship Fund Family Assistance for Prevention and $16,000 Kathy Irwin Lentz of Cancer Care of Central Scholarship Fund Treatment of Infant Skin Breakdown $250 Pennsylvania Fund Patricia M. Pinkowski GIFTS Girls on the Run of Greater Susquehanna Scholarship Fund Estate of Richard E. Garman Valley Eric L. Rowe SCHOLARSHIPS Girls on the Run Financial Assistance Blake Kerstetter $400 Program $100 Donna S. Schuck Regional Engagement Center Organization Support $50 Union-Snyder Community Action Agency Ride2Learn $800 SELINSGROVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD SELINSGROVE FUNDS SELINSGROVE

32 33 20 20 YEARS YEARS PROVIDING MEALS TO SELINSGROVE Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pinkowski Wood-Mode Incorporated Donald B. Remmey Jr. Zimmerman Enterprises, Inc. COMMUNITY MEMBERS Neal and Linda Rhoads GRANTS “My disability deteriorated to the point I was no longer safe cooking on the Marv and Raven Rudnitsky Central Susquehanna Sight Services, Inc. Robert O. and Violet M. Soper Prevention of Blindness Initiative $750 kitchen stove. The Selinsgrove Area Meals on Wheels has been a God-send Susquehanna University Central Susquehanna Valley Mediation and a lifeline. The people who deliver are so nice. It makes me feel like a Philip Winger Center valued elder member of the Selinsgrove community. They are providing Donations made in support of The Annual Selinsgrove Middle School Peer Mediation Selinsgrove Rotary Golf Tournament an important service to the people in our area.” Program $1,000 A. A. Shaffer Jr. & Son Ins. Girls on the Run of Greater Susquehanna Sam Edmiston, client of the Selinsgrove Area Meals on Wheels A.S.P. Services, Inc. Valley Aubrey Alexander Toyota Girls on the Run Financial Assistance The Selinsgrove Area Community “My daughter in South Carolina is very relieved to know I have good meals. David Betz - Janney Montgomery Scott Program $400 Bingaman & Son Lumber Foundation was a creation of the She is also glad to have someone check on me each day. Meals on Wheels Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way Martha B. Blessing GSV United Way Born Learning Trail Selinsgrove Rotary Club. Over has made me less stressed thinking of what to have and how to prepare Bot’s Tavern Selinsgrove $500 twenty years ago, we decided meals for one person. I am also glad for all the vegetables! This is a very Art Bowen - Bowen Agency Regional Engagement Center to start the foundation with a worthy and needed service. Thank you all. I appreciate the food!” Brian Burke Science Technology Engineering Art and Central Susquehanna Community Math $750 $10,000 gift. When I look back Jane Baker, client of the Selinsgrove Meals on Wheels Foundation Selinsgrove Area Meals on Wheels over the twenty years, people William H. Clark, Jr. and Jeannine M. Clark Delivering Nutritious Meals $1,000 in the community have come Jessica and Craig DeFazio Soroptimist International of S.U.N., Inc. together, some of them made AgChoice Farm Credit, FLCA Troutman’s Meat Market DQ Grill & Chill Dream It, Be It: Career Support for Girls Assured Home Services - Jim Robinson Kenneth L. Wagner Jr. and Sharon A. Wagner First National Bank of Pennsylvania $1,000 estate gifts, some make present Bingaman & Son Lumber Watkins Poultry John and Gail Fischer Susquehanna Valley CASA - Voices for gifts, but It’s very impactful when Keiser Family Trust Mike and Kathi Flock Donor Advised Fund B.J.E. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Children they do this coming together. One Friends of the Selinsgrove Area Community Technology Improvement Upgrade Project GRANTS Boyd Station, LLC Colby R. Wesner Beth A. Byers Carl R. Winey Foundation $400 of the happiest things I’ve done Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way Tom Gates - Gates Development in my career is to be a part of the GSV United Way Born Learning Trail Steve Catlin Wood-Mode Incorporated Central Penn GI & Endoscopy Center York Ag Products Inc. Glen Raven Custom Fabrics LLC Selinsgrove Area Community Selinsgrove $500 Jim and Carol Handlan Selinsgrove Area Community Anthony D. and Sherry A. Chivinski GRANTS Foundation Pass Through Fund Foundation. Daniel L. Conklin State Farm Agent Chris Kenawell Pass Through Fund Kreamer Feed Scholarship Fund Camp Koala Kreamer Feed Inc. Cornerstone Advisors Organization Support $16,000 GIFTS Marvin Rudnitsky Scholarship Fund Dean W. Brouse & Sons Lumbering David A. Lawer Camp Mount Luther Richard A. Lybarger Selinsgrove Rotary Club Former Board Member GIFTS E & J Robinson Operating Co., LLC Organization Support $6,000 Kreamer Feed, Inc. Charlie and Sharon McCuen GRANTS Daniel B. and Julie L. Eriksson Far Point Animal Rescue SCHOLARSHIPS Mifflinburg Bank & Trust Company Regional Engagement Center Evangelical Community Hospital Organization Support $1,000 Organization Support $250 Mariah Stuck $800 Michael and Georgina Ferriero NRG Controls North Midd-West School District John and Barbara Pagana Georgina A. Ferriero Support of Cheerleading $2,000 Selinsgrove Area High School Irwin Lentz Fund Field Farms Marketing LTD Penn Fire Protection Field of Interest Fund John G. Fischer, Northwestern Mutual Larry Pfirman Legacy Fund John A. Bolig Seals Alumni Pat and Bill Pinkowski Pass Through Fund GIFTS Friends of the Robinson Donor Advised Fund Scholarship Fund Jeff and Deb Ranck GIFTS Anonymous Frost, PLLC Scholarship Fund Fulton Financial Corporation Remmey - The Pallet Co. James J. Campbell In Memory of our Cousin, Bob Shaffer SCHOLARSHIPS RHP Law Group LLC Kathryn Irwin Lentz Hawthorne Electric, Inc. James C. and Linda W. Forster Dru Kline $1,500 Andy and Cindy Russell In Memory of Warren A. Lentz Jerry A. Valentine, Inc. Jane Forster Rebuck - Class of 1963 Bobby R. Jones Selinsgrove Dental Arts Selinsgrove Area High School Alumni Deborah J. Owens Selinsgrove Area Community Sporoco Inc. GRANTS State Representative Fred Keller Association Joann Klein Foundation Fund Sunbury Motors Far Point Animal Rescue Susquehanna University Organization Support $500 Kreamer Feed, Inc. Unrestricted Fund Logical Planning Solutions GIFTS Simon B. and Kathryn J. Rhoads Longenecker’s Hatchery Anonymous Middleburg Moose 1229 Family Scholarship Fund Art Bowen and Karen Bowen McCain Industrial Services In Honor of The Selin’s Grove Youth Scholarship Fund Muirfield Energy, Inc. Chronic Zeal Inc. - Charles J. Conz SCHOLARSHIPS Donna L. Reed Steve and Kathi Deckard Adrianna Lannan $500 Remmey - The Pallet Co. DQ Grill & Chill RHP Law Group Estate of Helen E. Keiser Robinson Donor Advised Fund Edward G. and Judy A. Robinson David L. and Joan Faust Donor Advised Fund Jason C. Robinson Bob Garrett GIFTS Lisa Robinson Thomas O. and Anne L. Gates Anonymous William D. and Teresa L. Robinson Carol L. Handlan The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Benjamin Sharadin Fred and Donnell Kelly Donations made in support of The George John and Sharon Sharadin The Kissinger Family and Doris Robinson Golf Tournament Kenneth A. and Rae Ann Shedleski In Honor of Tom and Anne Gates Anonymous SMC L. Jay and Marsha S. Lemons Adisseo Jeffry B. Smith Kathryn Irwin Lentz Pictured to left are Board Members Sunrise Foods International SELINSGROVE FUNDS SELINSGROVE ABC York Inc. John and Barbara Pagana with 2018 grant representatives. FUNDS SELINSGROVE

34 35 20 20 YEARS YEARS Selinsgrove Area Scholarship Fund Mary A. Peterhaensel Snyder County Coalition for Kids Inc. Scholarship Fund Mike and Stacey Piecuch Meals for Seals $100 SCHOLARSHIPS Pat and Bill Pinkowski Meals for Seals - Mallet Maddness “Spirit Jeff and Julie Rodkey Award” $100 Selinsgrove Area Community Foundation Marv and Raven Rudnitsky Snyder County Libraries, Inc. and Rotary Scholarships Dalton W. Savidge Organization Support $100 Patrick O’Malley $4,000 Selinsgrove Area Community Foundation Summer SEALS Day Camp Amber Ulrich $4,000 Selinsgrove Church of the Nazarene Organization Support $100 Connor Van Zijl $4,000 Selinsgrove High School Alumni Susquehanna Valley Chorale Selinsgrove Commons Association Youth Chorale $100 Selinsgrove Post 6631 UFCO Susquehanna Valley Law Enforcement Endowment Fund And we find now that each Service Electric Cablevision Camp Cadet Program $100 Agency Endowment Fund Stahl Sheaffer Engineering year during grant round GIFTS John L. and Diane E. Stokinger Selinsgrove Rotary Scholarship cycles we’re doing more and BJ’s Steak & Rib House John S. and Cheryl L. Stumpf Fund more for the community. It’s In Memory of Mary Partica Cheryl Stumpf - Girls on the Run Scholarship Fund The Country Squire especially gratifying to be part Sunbury Motor Company Thomas and Anne Gates Susquehanna University Soper Family Fund of something that has helped to In Honor of “Master Gardner” TRA Electric, Inc. Designated Fund start organizations or support Joe Kleinbauer Wayne Wetzel & Son organizations that were at a John and Gail Fischer Weis Markets, Inc. Summer Seals Day Camp Agency In Memory of Carolyn Fischer and West Milton State Bank critical point in their development Robert Burd Pass Through Fund Pictured above are Selinsgrove GRANTS Agency Non-Endowment Fund and evolution. The Selinsgrove Sally A. Lauer Degenstein Community Library area children participating in Area Community Foundation Jay and Marsha Lemons Organization Support $100 activities at the REC. Located in Dean and Ann Madison Wayne and Nancy Van Kirk offers people that are from the Girls on the Run of Greater Susquehanna Selinsgrove and a recipient of grant In Honor of our Grandson Luke Purdy Valley Scholarship Fund Selinsgrove area a way to leave Donna and Richard Schuck Organization Support $100 Scholarship Fund funds through the Selinsgrove Area a legacy. VanNuys Foundation Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way GIFTS Community Foundation, the Regional Chanin Wendling and Karl Voss Organization Support $100 Jim and Pam Van Kirk Engagement Center (REC)'s mission Michael Flock Harold F. Woelfel, Jr. Juniper Community Missions Wayne and Nancy Van Kirk is to inspire ideas, enrich lives and Board Member GRANTS Organization Support $100 SCHOLARSHIPS engage all generations in recreational, Selinsgrove Projects Incorporated K9 Hero Haven Eric J. Dahlmann $800 Agency Endowment Payout 2018 $3,200 Organization Support $100 educational and charitable activities. Lewisburg Children’s Museum Richard and Anna Mary Wetzel With an emphasis on youth, the REC Selinsgrove Rotary Pass Through Organization Support $100 Unrestricted Fund offers community memberships for Fund Middlecreek Area Community Center Unrestricted Fund daytime exercise and wellness classes Organization Support $100 Pass Through Fund GIFTS and is open every day after school and GIFTS Regional Engagement Center Organization Support $100 Anna Mary Wetzel two weekends a month for youth. On Donations made in support of the Mallet GRANTS average 45 kids visit the REC per day. Madness Croquet Tournament Russell Charitable Foundation All Inclusive Playground at East Snyder The Arc, Susquehanna Valley Anonymous Selinsgrove Area Social & Self-Sufficiency Apfelbaum Kula, P.C. Park $2,500 Andy Russell Playground Project $1,500 Program $500 Aubrey Alexander Toyota Central Susquehanna Sight Services, Inc. Trudy D. Baker Selinsgrove Area Community Foundation Unrestricted Fund Prevention of Blindness Initiative $250 Now as a member of the board, Bot’s Tavern Girls on the Run of Greater Susquehanna Bowen Agency Realtors Fund Support $100 it is rewarding to know that our Selinsgrove Area HS Alumni Association Valley Art and Karen Bowen - Bowen Agency Financial Assistance Program $500 work has made a similar difference William D. Bucher, CPA Organization Support $100 Selinsgrove Area Recreation, Inc. Regional Engagement Center for other organizations as well. It is Jim Cope Science Technology Engineering Art and Robert M. Cravitz, Esq. Selinsgrove Pool Support $100 a privilege to be part of this group Selinsgrove Area School District Math $250 Croquet Your Way LLC - Stephen J. Fluder Regional Engagement Center whose good works send such a Michael and Susan Damiano High School Forensics Team $100 Selinsgrove Borough Organization Support $200 positive ripple effect out into the Harold R. Dunkelberger Summer SEALS Day Camp Earl Ferster Little Norway II $100 community. Selinsgrove Church of the Nazarene Summer Seals Day Camp $1,000 John and Gail Fischer Susquehanna River Valley Dental Health John B. Fischer Youth Group Support $100 Kathy Irwin Lentz Youth Group $250 Clinic Board Member Mike and Kathi Flock Project WaveOne $1,000 Tom and Anne Gates Selinsgrove Post 6631 VFW Organization Support $100 Susquehanna University - Kids’ College Jim and Carol Handlan Susquehanna University Kids’ College $800 Kreamer Feed Selinsgrove Projects Incorporated Selinsgrove Farmers Market $100 Susquehanna Valley Chorale Randy M. and Melissa B. Laniewski Organization Support $500 Diehl, Dluge, Michetti & Michetti Law Offices Selinsgrove Rotary Scholarship Fund Fund Support $1,000 Union-Snyder Community Action Agency David A. and Jo Ann R. Lawer Ride2Learn $200 The Light Barn Fund Support $100 Antonio Michetti, Attorney-At-Law Sharon Lutheran Church Mifflinburg Bank & Trust Company Social Ministry $100

SELINSGROVE FUNDS SELINSGROVE The Northumberland National Bank FUNDS SELINSGROVE

36 37 20 20 YEARS YEARS A COMMUNITY SUNBURY AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FUNDS FOUNDATION GIFTS, GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Founded 2005 Serving a multitude of charitable Allied Health Scholarship Fund Preston Geist and Kathryn S. Geist Clyde H. Jacobs Fund needs in the Sunbury area Scholarship Fund Fund Field of Interest Fund through superior stewardship of SCHOLARSHIPS Field of Interest Fund GIFTS enduring charitable gifts Madison Trautman $1,200 GRANTS The Clyde H. Jacobs CLAT Tr3 Central Susquehanna Sight Services, Inc. GRANTS John B. and Elizabeth K. Apple Prevention of Blindness Programs $12,000 Spreading Antlers Children’s Foundation Donor Advised Fund Degenstein Community Library Swim Program $15,800 Donor Advised Fund Early Childhood Services - Mother Goose GRANTS on the Loose $2,900 Gloria Faylor Karchner Healthcare Priestley-Forsyth Memorial Library Fund Organization Support $800 Roger S. and Lois W. Haddon Field of Interest Fund Salvation Army, Sunbury Nursing Scholarship Fund GIFTS Organization Support $800 Scholarship Fund Gloria Faylor Karchner GIFTS GRANTS Dagle Family Fund Donations In Memory of Roger and Birthright of Sunbury, Inc. Donor Advised Fund Lois Haddon Family Assistance for Crib Mattresses $1,200 GRANTS David and Hilary Albright Susquehanna River Valley Dental Health Eva and Chris Snee Mary E. and J. Guy Lesher Fund Clinic Sybil Haddon Snee Field of Interest Fund Organization Support $500 SCHOLARSHIPS GRANTS Chase Hummel $1,000 A Community Clinic, Inc. Gladys C. Dagle Fund Andrea Murphy $1,000 Core Support $43,300 Field of Interest Fund Setebaid Services, Inc. GRANTS Camp Setebaid and The HDYC 2019 Girls on the Run of Greater Susquehanna Camperships $5,700 Valley Financial Assistance Program $3,500 Oaklyn PTA Oaklyn Playground $200 TOTALS SUNBURY AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Maria Evitts-Culp Scholarship Fund 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2018 Scholarship Fund GIFTS Cynthia J. Evitts Total Assets Adam Purdy In Memory of Maria Evitts-Culp Chair SCHOLARSHIPS $6,078,940 Alexis Rivera $250 Cory Fasold Total Funds Vice-Chair 19 John D. Apple Treasurer SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT Total Gifts Jeff Hollenbach EXTENDS APPRECIATION $76,597 Donna Spangler Boop “The fact that there are other people Total Grants Robert C. Zimmerman out there that believe in me and my chance to succeed and are willing to $157,740 invest not just their hopes but also Total Scholarships their own money into me and to my success just shows that I am doing the $41,410 right thing and that there are people that are willing to help me go the distance and pay it forward for them.” Chase Hummel Scholarship Recipient Roger S. and Lois W. Haddon Nursing SUNBURY FUNDS

SUNBURY BOARD OF DIRECTORS SUNBURY BOARD Scholarship Fund

38 39 20 20 YEARS YEARS DAGLE FAMILY’S LEGACY Donor advised funds allow you to make a gift to the community foundation, then remain actively involved in recommending beneficiaries from your fund annually. It offers personal involvement while working with foundation staff to suggest ongoing uses for the fund – targeting issues you care about which can change year to year. Grants are then issued to charities in the name of your fund. Steve and Debbie Dagle knew this was a simple, powerful and highly personal approach that would help their family stay connected to the community forever. By partnering with the Sunbury Area Community Foundation, you Pictured to right are Steve and Debbie Dagle of the Dagle Family Fund. can help cement the legacy you have within our community and “We’re grateful to be able to share that with which we’ve been help promote a stronger healthier blessed. Giving to the community foundation will enable good things community by your contributions. to happen in the valley, for a long, long time.” Adam Purdy Steve and Debbie Dagle Board Member

The Mertz Fund GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS Donor Advised Fund Buffalo Valley Regional Training Center Lexis Colescott $2,740 GIFTS Buffalo Valley Regional Training Center Grace Gilfert $2,740 Estate of Robert W. Mertz Jr. Youth Club $500 Courtni Hamm $2,740 STORYTIME AT DEGENSTEIN LIBRARY GRANTS Paige Hepner $2,740 Jade Hollenbach $240 “Storytime at the Degenstein Library helped our family by introducing us to Sunbury’s Revitalization, Inc. Sunbury Area Community Olivia Kerstetter $2,740 Observation Deck Project $1,300 Foundation Pass Through Fund new books and programs like 1000 Books Before Kindergarten. It also provided Natalie Scheib $2,740 The ReFuge Pass Through Fund social interaction for my children. The library always makes us feel welcome and Kirsten Scholl $240 Organization Support $1,000 Courtlyn A. Trautman $240 important. The staff takes time to answer questions, gets to know us personally, The Sunbury Area Community Sunbury Area Health Fund Madison Trautman $2,740 and helps us make good use of the library’s resources. The library is an amazing Randy Morris Fund Field of Interest Fund Foundation changes the lives of Amber Ulrich $3,240 resource for the community. The wide variety of programming available for all Donor Advised Fund GRANTS people financially which then Tiago Vieira Marques $2,740 ages makes the library a vital part of the community.” A Community Clinic, Inc. Abigail Wolfe $2,740 changes their life in total. Nurses Scholarship Fund Ending Weekend Hunger $16,000 Victoria Wolfe $2,740 Emily Chiboroski, client Degenstein Library Scholarship Fund Core Support $9,700 Cory Fasold SCHOLARSHIPS Birthright of Sunbury, Inc. SAHF Operating Fund Board Member Jade Hollenbach $2,500 Family Assistance for Diapers and Infant Field of Interest Fund Kirsten Scholl $2,500 Formula $6,000 GIFTS Buffalo Valley Regional Training Center Courtlyn A. Trautman $2,800 Benjamin Bastian Trust Buffalo Valley Regional Training Center Tiago Vieira Marques $1,600 Martha E. Culp Trust Youth Club $500 Easter Seal Society Trust Degenstein Community Library The J. Donald Steele, Jr. and Elste Charitable Trust Early Childhood Services - Mother Goose Joanne K. Steele Fund Friedman Memorial Charitable Trust on the Loose $2,100 Donor Advised Fund J. Simpson Kline Trust Greater Susquehanna Valley YMCA Sunbury Northumberland Community GIFTS Financial Assistance and Summer Food J. Donald Steele, Jr. and Joanne K. Steele Trust - W. Paul Fegley Community Trust Program $5,000 Jennie L. Weinreich Trust GRANTS National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Central Green Dragon Foundation PA Chapter Organization Support $500 Bike MS $1,000 Jesse and Maxine Woodring Oaklyn PTA Donor Advised Fund Sunbury Area Community Oaklyn Playground $4,800 Donor Advised Fund Foundation Charitable Purposes Spreading Antlers Children’s Foundation GIFTS Fund Swim Program $200 Jesse C. and P. Maxine Woodring Unrestricted Fund Susquehanna Health Foundation GRANTS GIFTS Provisions of Naloxone Rescue Kits and A Community Clinic, Inc. Diversified Construction Education for Inpatients at Risk for Shikellamy Lunch Program $500 Fred and Donnell Kelly Opioid Overdose $1,340 Birthright of Sunbury, Inc. Pagana/Defazio Family Practice Susquehanna River Valley Dental Health Organization Support $300 John and Barbara Pagana Clinic Mostly Mutts, Inc. Pictured to left are Board Members

SUNBURY FUNDS Project Uninsured Community Care $20,000 Organization Support $300 with 2018 grant representatives. SUNBURY FUNDS

40 41 20 20 YEARS YEARS THE LEGACY SOCIETY You... THE LUTZ LEGACY Unveiling the joy found in Looking ahead, Greg and Debb Lutz, Mifflinville, want to provide making the world a better Your Family... for their community in perpetuity, ensuring that their personal place by providing much Your Legacy... philanthropy lives on. They have taken the simple step with the needed resources for our A Forever Gift Foundation to make planned giving arrangements today that will community’s future benefit the causes they care about for generations to come.

Pictured to right are Greg and Debb Lutz.

“Each of us face adversity in life, our choices affect the outcome of a given situation. It can resolve in our favor or not. But it is through our active choice that we may prosper in this life. Providing a gift as members of the Legacy Society allows the CSCF The Legacy Society Board to address issues that, as of this time, we cannot conceive. Our community needs flexible and immediately available funding CREATING A LEGACY to address new problems. Giving to CSCF to address future Your planned gift to the Community Foundation will have meaning and concerns closes the circle with those who provided past funding for impact for generations to come. Legacy giving does not require a large income current programs. We give in the hope that it helps others prosper.” or vast estate. Legacy giving only requires a thoughtful intention to make a Greg and Debb Lutz difference by making provisions in your estate plans to provide a legacy gift to the Community Foundation. The Legacy Society honors those individuals and families who have made this lasting commitment to our community. Leaving a legacy can include bequests, gifts of life insurance, or other types of charitable planned gifts. You can establish many types of testamentary funds including a designated fund that benefits a specific nonprofit, a field of interest fund that supports an area of interest, or a scholarship fund to benefit students CENTRAL SUSQUEHANNA Donna S. Schuck SELINSGROVE AREA at your local high school or alma mater, all to be distributed in perpetuity after COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Albert J. and Stephanie J. Steward COMMUNITY FOUNDATION your lifetime. Choosing a current fund at the Foundation or its unrestricted LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS Fred A. Takacs LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS funds is also an option. Pat Torsella Being a member of the Legacy Society gives you the opportunity to join C. Kenneth Battram* Steven and Judith* Bottiger like-minded people who are committed to supporting the needs of our Freddie Bittenbender DANVILLE AREA Arthur Bowen communities. Robert W. Buehner, Jr. COMMUNITY FOUNDATION John B. Fischer LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS John and Janice DeFinnis Michael F. and Kathleen A. Flock Eric DeWald Tom and Anne Gates Ken and Pat* Ackerman For Good. For Ever. Charles M. and Nancy C. Eves* Heather and Donald Rowe Bonnie Johnson Debra Force Marvin and Raven Rudnitsky Kenneth A. and Cindy L. Holdren Fritz Heinemann Robert O. and Violet M. Soper Randy and Karen May Paul L. and Sharon L. Hess Joan and Fred Miller SUNBURY AREA Dale A. and Ferne S. Krothe Robert W. Snyder and Mary F. COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Greg and Debb Lutz Snyder LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS Edna McBride* Susan McDowell Jesse* and Maxine Woodring Joy E. McGinnis Cory and Diane Fasold M. Holly Morrison *Deceased Marilyn L. Muehlhof Donna E. Boardman Ross LEGACY SOCIETY LEGACY SOCIETY LEGACY

42 43 20 20 YEARS YEARS WOMEN’S GIVING CIRCLE The Women’s Giving Circle GRANTS Established 2016 The Women’s Giving Circle of the CSCF empowers, Women’s Giving Circle Girls on the Run of Greater Susquehanna connects, and inspires women and girls by supporting Endowed Fund Valley Beyond Violence, Inc. Girls on the Run National Coach Training initiatives and resources that better their lives. Shelter Mattresses $600 $2,500 HandUp Foundation Women’s Giving Circle Renewed Hope Women’s Home’s Self- Enrichment Program $5,000 Non-Endowed Fund The Nicholas Wolff Foundation, Inc. The Arc, Susquehanna Valley Cooking for Campers $500 Self-Advocate Women’s Symposium $1,000 Single Mothers Individually Living Beyond Violence, Inc. Empowered, Inc. WOMEN’S GIVING CIRCLE EMPOWERING, CONNECTING, AND INSPIRING WITH THE Shelter Mattresses $3,550 IMAGINE $1,350 ESTABLISHING WOMEN’S GIVING CIRCLE Camp Koala Susquehanna Valley CASA - Voices for COMMITTEE MEMBERS Camp Koala Fall 2018 $1,000 Children We hosted our first Women’s Giving Circle grantmaking ceremony and Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit Permanency for Young Girls and Teens in provided $20,000 to 10 nonprofit agencies throughout the foot print of Safe Dates: A Teen’s Guide to Healthy the Child Welfare Dependency System the Central Susquehanna Community Foundation in an effort to support Relationship $1,000 $3,000 Nancy J. Marr For The Cause Women’s Giving Circle initiatives that improve the lives of women and girls. Introducing the I Am That Girl $500 Steering Committee Chair Foundation’s first-ever giving circle has been exciting, and with the support of 64 area women, 2018 was a huge success. Athena Aardweg In January, at a special luncheon, we hosted a panel of extraordinary WOMEN’S GIVING CIRCLE Brianna Apfelbaum Kula, Esq. women who showcased their authentic stories of success to both members DONORS 2018 Linda Brown and non-members. They shared their triumphs and challenges and, most of all, words of wisdom on how to embrace your self-worth. In addition, Kathy Jeremiah We Will Founders Anne Gates Abigail Morrison WGC members had a little fun on the Hiawatha and at Freas Farm during Greta Kling, CFP®, AINS, AIS Kendra Aucker Rosemary Goresh In Memory of Rita Morrison Membership Recruitment Days and provided service to Camp Victory by Linda S. Brown Regina Kotzer Linda Neyhart Marianne E. Kreisher, Esq., CELA adding a splash of color to their facility. Brianna Apfelbaum Kula Joan F. Miller Pat Pinkowski In Memory of Christina S. Apfelbaum Sybil Haddon Snee Mel Purdy Patti Leighow, MBA Our special guest, Linda Eagle, President and co-founder of Global Bankers Patricia A. Leighow Joanne and Don Steele Peggy Reichenbach Jessica Martz Institute, shared her expertise in human communication at our annual Nancy J. Marr Bonnie Trump Diane Rosler M. Ellen Withrow State Representative Lynda Schlegel-Culver meeting in October. Her message was one of influence; encouraging M. Holly Morrison Amber Pierce In Memory of Doris M. Fort Cynthia Schroll all present about the value of being mentored and of mentoring others. Mary Snyder Inspire Members Rhonda Seebold Joanne Troutman Everyone left with a shared vision of the benefits of mentoring and the Becky Aardweg Kara G. Seesholtz Elaine A. Woodland motivation to engage in mentoring activities. Together Members Jodi Alley Rose Severini Jessica Martz Lesa Angell Trisha Shearer M. Holly Morrison, D.Ed. Giving circles make sense and they provide a bigger impact on the causes Carole Apfelbaum Pamela Stetler Charlene Bailey Amanda Stutzman Kara G. Seesholtz these women care most about. By pooling our donations, we were able Empower Members to do more than any one of us could do individually. This dynamic group Beverly J. Laubach Stephanie Benish Deb Templeton Deborah D. Lutz Nancy Bishop Connie Tressler Denotes those women of the of women have spent the year engaging in new relationships, providing Joanne Troutman Patsy Bowers Jennifer Wakeman original establishing committee valuable grants back into the community, and enjoying new experiences. Elaine A. Woodland Debra Wantz Buche Woman’s Club of Danville who served on the 2018 Women’s Please join our movement: be inspired, be connected, be empowered! In Honor of my mother, Mary Jane Wemple Karen P. Wood Giving Circle Steering Committee Connect Members Shannon Butters Angela Young Anonymous Marian E. Chiavaroli Athena Aardweg Karen Colangelo Donations Pictured below left, winners of our first Women’s Giving Circle Loreen Comstock Malen G. Eyerly Grant Awards Ceremony on March 13, 2018. Pictured below right, Beverley Cook Natasha Rosler members of the Women’s Giving Circle spent a day volunteering at Marina Davenport Darlis E. Varano TOTALS Camp Victory on April 4, 2018. Pictured on opposite page, Steering JoAnn M. Ferentz In Honor of Soroptimists of Montour 2018 Gloria J. Gerrity County Committee members Nancy J. Marr and Kathy Jeremiah pause for Joanne R. Guenther a photo aboard the Hiawatha. Carol Hawley Event Sponsor Total Grants Jean L. Hormell First Keystone Community Bank Cynthia Jenkins $20,000 Kathy Jeremiah * Membership listing denotes those Mary Teresa Komara individuals who made a 2018 Cynthia A. Lombard Susan Mathias contribution. Kathleen McWilliams WOMEN’S GIVING CIRCLE WOMEN’S GIVING CIRCLE WOMEN’S

44 45 20 20 YEARS YEARS REGIONAL IMPACT FUND Central Susquehanna Community Foundation’s unrestricted fund benefiting our 5 ½ county service area

BOARD OVERSIGHT MAKING AN IMPACT WITH THE REGIONAL IMPACT FUND CENTRAL SUSQUEHANNA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION GIFTS AND GRANTS Central Susquehanna Our Regional Impact Fund is addressing a broad range of local needs across Community Foundation’s our 5 ½ county footprint. The flexibility of this unrestricted fund lets the Regional Impact Fund GRANTS Pictured above, recipients of the Board of Directors Foundation respond to the community’s most pressing needs today and Unrestricted Fund Birthright of Sunbury, Inc. Regional Impact Fund’s first competitive Regional Membership tomorrow. As a community leader, it is the Foundation’s responsibility to GIFTS Family Assistance for Emergency Basic grantround. Pictures below from the first Robert and Lois Albertson Infant Needs $1,000 evaluate all aspects of community well-being. Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble regional Impact Symposium in June. AmazonSmile Pictured on opposite page, CSCF staff Hosting our first regional Impact Symposium last June helped us focus Animal Care Center Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time $2,500 members at the Impact Symposium. on this goal. More than 120 representatives from nonprofit organizations Anonymous Tim and Carol Apple Camp Koala participated. It brought together our regional nonprofit partners and friends Pat Bruno Grief Support Camp $2,500 from 5 ½ counties to identify and evaluate unmet needs, network, learn CARES Management Team Central Susquehanna Opportunities, Inc. and collaborate. The day ended with an exciting announcement about the In Honor of John Kurelja Bridges Out of Poverty Program $10,000 John and Janice DeFinnis Central Susquehanna Sight Services, Inc. Regional Impact Fund’s first competitive grantround. Under the oversight Georgina Dodge Teaching Technology to the Blind $2,500 of our CSCF Board of Directors, 45 grant requests were reviewed based on Paul and Donna Eyerly The Nicholas Wolff Foundation, Inc. the needs assessment report containing information and data gathered at Roland and JoAnn Ferentz Total Accessibility Is Our Goal $3,000 North Branch Young Life the Symposium. In October, the Foundation presented 11 grant awards First Keystone Community Bank Friends of CSCF Equipment Acquisition $1,900 totaling $50,000. Friends of the Regional Impact Fund Shamokin & Coal Township Public Library Library Accessibility Project $6,600 We remain committed to increasing future grantmaking through our The Gratz Bank Ken and Cindy Holdren Susquehanna Valley CASA - Voices for Regional Impact Fund so that together we can provide an even greater John and Jacqueline Kurelja Children response and impact in the years to come. Cynthia Lombard Support of Volunteers $5,000 John and Nancy Marr Union/Snyder Agency on Aging, Inc. Sponsored by: M&T and First Keystone Community Bank Morrison Family Meals for our Elderly Neighbors Initiative John S. and Katherine Mulka $5,000 The Northumberland National Bank United Way of Columbia and Montour Beverly and John Parker County Mike Piecuch United in Recovery Stigma Reduction Antonio D. and Lucy Mae Rado and Education $10,000 Ashley B. Reasner Dr. Robert and Rhonda Seebold TOTALS Kirk A. and Kara G. Seesholtz 2018 J. Donald Steele, Jr. and Joanne K. Steele Connie Tressler Katherine Vastine Total Grants Melissa Wagner Walker’s Jewelers $50,000 In Memory of Anthony J. Cerminaro Omar and Judy Yumen REGIONAL IMPACT FUND REGIONAL IMPACT

46 20 20 YEARS YEARS PHILANTHROPY YOUTH IN PHILANTHROPY EDUCATION PROGRAM GRANTS 2017-18 Teaching youth throughout the Central Susquehanna region Benton Area High School Columbia-Montour Area about philanthropy AGAPE Love from Above to Our Community Vocational-Technical School Addressing Life’s CHALLENGES $1,000 Angel Blessings YOUTH in PHILANTHROPY Benton Area School District Organization Support $1,500 Feed Every Child for the Summer $1,250 a program of Central Susquehanna Community Foundation Beyond Violence Inc. The Literature STEAM Train $500 No More Club $1,000 Schoolyard Habitat and Garden $400 Central PA Business & Education For The Cause Association Teen Center Youth Program Drop-In Developing Confident Youth Counseling $1,350 Leadership and Career Girls on the Run of Greater Susquehanna Preparation $500 Valley Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit YIP 2018-19 YOUTH IN PHILANTHROPY Organization Support $500 Your Employment Services (YES) to the For The Cause Future $1,000 Teen Center Youth Program-Drop-In PARTICIPATING Central Susquehanna Community Foundation’s Youth in Philanthropy Berwick Area High School North Branch Young Life Counseling $1,000 SCHOOL DISTRICTS Berwick Area School District Berwick and Danville WyldLife 2018 $500 Northwest Area School District program, known as YiP, provides high school students across the Central Aevidum $1,500 Susquehanna region an opportunity to learn about philanthropy and Therapy Dog $2,500 Single Mothers Individually Living Beyond Violence Inc. Empowered, Inc. Life Skills program $500 Benton participate in the grantmaking process. Focused on the meaning of Too Good For Drugs $1,000 Reaching Our Community Through Books Positive Behavioral Interventions and philanthropy and the importance of getting involved, the YiP program allows R.O.C.K.Y. Boxing Club Association $500 Supports $1,500 Berwick students to gain experience in teamwork, assessment of community needs, Youth Boxing $1,000 Students Overcome and Achieve Through Shikellamy Area High School Central Columbia building consensus, nonprofit finance and the local nonprofit world. Danville Area High School Running Camp Koala DJ Choices, Inc. In partnership with faculty liaisons at local school districts, students in S.O.A.R. Uniforms $500 Camp Koala Support Group for Grieving DJ Choices presents Shikellamy Middle Columbia-Montour Area Vo-Tech School $1,000 grades 9 through 12 volunteer to form YiP groups. Throughout the year, each Children, Danville $1,000 Danville Central Columbia High School Danville Area Community Center Girls on the Run of Greater Susquehanna group researches school-based and community needs and strengths, while AGAPE Love from Above to Our Community Valley Northwest Legos, Art & Robotics ... Oh My! $500 exercising their leadership and decision-making skills. Contributions from Healthy Meals Backpacks for Hungry Danville Child Development Center Girls on the Run - Financial Assistance Shikellamy generous community members allow each group to award up to $5,000 Central Columbia Kids $500 Engaging Opportunities for School Age Program $1,000 Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way annually in grants to nonprofit organizations for youth programs. Students The Arc Susquehanna Valley Children $1,500 Warrior Run Student Transition Education Program $700 Danville Lady Railers Chief Shikellamy Afterschool Reading create a plan to survey their community to develop criteria to prioritize their Central Columbia School District Hess Field Renovation Project $500 Program $1,000 grant awards. SAP - School Nurse $350 Magical Memories Greater Susquehanna Valley YMCA For The Cause Magical Memories Extravaganza $150 Financial Assistance Program $2,000 Corresponding with the academic calendar, the YiP program meets twice per Teen Center Youth Programs $500 Montour Area Recreation Commission year for day-long workshops hosted by the Foundation. In addition, school Geisinger Clinic Central Susquehanna Hammers Warrior Run High School groups meet monthly at their school. To celebrate community impact, the Potties for Toddlers $200 Interscholastic Mountain Bike Team Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way Warrior Run Afterschool Reading Program YiP program hosts a grant presentation ceremony annually in April. Magical Memories $1,000 Magical Memories Extravaganza $800 North Branch Young Life $750 Orangeville Public Library Danville WyldLife 2018 $150 Warrior Run School District Summer Reading Program 2018 $500 Ronald McDonald House of Danville, Inc. Middle School Mentoring Program $750 Pictured below right, 2018-19 YIP “Ignite Your Inner Philanthropist” slogan. Below left, Single Mothers Individually Living Camp Dost - A Program of the Ronald National Honor Society 5th Annual Special YIP Video Challenge winners from Danville Area School District. Pictured opposite page Empowered, Inc. McDonald House of Danville, Inc. $200 Education Field Day $2,000 top, YIP students participating in team-building activities led by Ken Altenbach, Team IMAGINE $650 ThinkBIG Pediatric Cancer Fund Building US.. Pictured opposite page bottom, 2018-19 YIP members. Northwest Area High School Financial Assistance to Pediatric Cancer DJ Choices, Inc. Patients and Their Families $800 DJ Choices $500

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Total Grants $38,500 YOUTH IN PHILANTHROPY YOUTH IN PHILANTHROPY YOUTH

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