Programs

ACTS Performing Arts Center continues to provide entertainment, educational opportunities, and economic development by producing our own shows and hosting traveling entertainment from around the world.

Akiva Academy is a K-8 school on a mission to provide stellar education and teach children to live peacefully while creating an inclusive environment where students of all faiths—whether Jewish, Christian, Hindu, Muslim, or those with no religious affiliation—can thrive. Highly dedicated and caring teachers uniquely blend secular education with Jewish values to guide the development of each student’s cognitive, creative, and social potential during one of life’s crucial junctures: the early formative years.

Arise is the only comprehensive victims' services agency in Lawrence County, Pennsylvania. Arise provides free trauma-informed, outcome-based services to anyone who has been impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, and other violent crimes. These services include counseling, court advocacy and accompaniment, medical advocacy and accompaniment, 24-hour free and confidential hotline counseling, emergency shelter, and other housing services. Our organization provides age-appropriate prevention education and awareness programming within the local school districts as well as community outreach and engagement, and professional training. Our mission statement says it all: Arise empowers and advocates for those affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, and other violent crimes. We inspire and educate citizens to create safer communities and break the cycle of violence.

Our mission is to provide recreational and educational programs, services, and facilities in order to promote health, well-being, and activity that strengthens and unites our families and communities. CRNMC has partnered with The Buhl Club of Sharon, PA, who has assumed the role of managing partner. Together, CRNMC and The Buhl Club ensure that the Baughman Family Community Center (BFCC) features a wide variety of recreational and educational opportunities for families, youth, adults, and seniors. The Center is membership and program based to include a fitness center with a child watch center, after school space for youth & children, and areas for programs.

Beacon of the Valley assists children 12 and under in Trumbull and Mahoning Counties in Ohio and Mercer County in Pennsylvania.

BeLoved Mercy Ministries has expanded their program to include individuals who are facing a housing crisis. Through the generosity of the Community Foundation and our Grove City community, we now have the ability to assist others in crisis. Affordable housing is not easy to find in Grove City, but there are a few agencies that work together to allow tenants to be successful. Our mission is to provide dignified short-term housing as a bridge to restore long-term hope and self-sufficiency to the lives of our neighbors most in need.

The Buhl Club provides programs that promote health, wellness and youth development. Our mission is to provide quality recreational, social, wellness and educational programs for people of all ages in our communities. We continue to work hard to provide a safe, welcoming and comfortable place for ALL people, regardless of their ability to pay.

Buhl Park is brimming with opportunities to do, dream, and discover. It is the recreational and cultural gem in the Shenango Valley. Our mission is to fulfill the Buhl legacy by providing recreation, education, and entertainment while promoting a healthy lifestyle and thriving environment. Our vision is to build a healthy, happy, and connected community. Beyond features and amenities, fostering health and wellness, environmental stewardship, and regional economic development. Buhl Park is a breathtaking setting for memories and the inspiration for adventure, art and reflection. Buhl Park promises an outdoor recreational experience and enhances the quality of life for all.

Established in the summer of 2017, the Building of Hope ministry is dedicated to demonstrating the love of Christ through the provision of gently used furniture and essential household items. Our aim is to offer individuals in our community facing hardships a supportive hand up, emphasizing empowerment over mere assistance. To meet the demand for beds, we've forged a partnership with Laskey’s Furniture in Sharon. The bulk of our grant funding is allocated towards the purchase of beds and paying rent at our storage facility. Additionally, we distribute "Baskets of Hope" containing toiletries, a Daily Bread devotional, and extend invitations to attend church services.

Cadence Care Network provides mental health services to children, families, and individuals located throughout Northern Ohio. We have office locations in Ashtabula, Trumbull, Mahoning, Stark, and Lucas Counties but serve many contiguous and adjacent counties via home-based services. Services are provided primarily to children residing in several settings, including their biological family home, adoptive home, family foster home, treatment foster home, and/or group home. Cadence Care also provides school-based services in 16 districts across Trumbull, Mahoning, and Ashtabula counties. Our Foster Care Programs provide placement in our own licensed treatment foster homes for children up to the age of 21.

Founded in 1911, the Mission exists to meet the physical, emotional, relational and spiritual needs of hungry, homeless and hurting men, women and children in western Pennsylvania. The Mission is a privately-funded Christian ministry, receiving no federal funding and relying solely on private donations. The Mission is unique as all services are provided based on need rather than ability to pay. Through faith-based programming, our guests and clients often experience an inward change resulting in many experiencing a renewed, transformed life.

Community Counseling Center of Mercer County provides assessment and treatment through a wide range of services for children, adults, and families who are experiencing mental health concerns & substance abuse problems. All of the services are designed to promote recovery and maximize the community integration of the person. Our vision is to help individuals lead healthy and fulfilling lives. Our missions is to be the county's leading innovative provider of recovery-oriented behavioral health services by uniting resources to help people become effective contributors to the social, spiritual and economic well-being of our community.

At Creative Learning Christian School, we believe every child is a masterpiece—uniquely created by God with purpose, potential, and a future filled with hope.

From preschool through 12th grade, CLCS provides a Christ-centered environment where students grow spiritually, academically, socially, and emotionally—into exactly who God created them to be.

The DSAV provides programming, support, resources, advocacy, education and opportunity for those with Down syndrome, their families and our communities throughout eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania.

Echo Pines Equine, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization started in 2022. We provide Trauma Focused Equine Assisted Psychotherapy to individuals and families based on the principles from the Natural Lifemanship Institute. "Our mission is to help others find peace and fulfillment by sharing the benefits of our equine friends". Trauma Focused Equine Assisted Psychotherapy focuses on building healthy connections between the horse and client. When a connected, attuned relationship that engages the entire brain is achieved, things like trust and respect will find their appropriate place.

Envision Blind Sports’ mission is to increase sport, outdoor adventure, fitness, and physical activity opportunities for individuals who are blind or visually impaired in order to promote lifelong wellness. There is a significant lack of opportunities and education for blind sports, and we aim to increase awareness and build more programming. Through our organization, individuals are given opportunities to push themselves beyond what is expected.

In the folded flag we see the heavy price of freedom! It’s also a symbol of hope, representing the enduring ideals that make this country a beacon of democracy. We chose this logo because it reflects our mission – to honor the sacrifice of America’s heroes, while giving hope to the bearers of their legacy.

Folds of Honor has grown from a vision into a movement. This folded flag is a constant reminder of those who have paid the ultimate price for our freedom. It inspires us to help equip and educate their loved ones in need of our support. We ensure that families who’ve sacrificed so much for our country and communities receive the education and opportunities they deserve. Whether it’s K-12th grade or higher education, we believe the cost of pursuing their academic dreams should not be an additional burden.

Military: Dependents and/or spouses of fallen or disabled US service members are eligible to apply for scholarships.

First Responders: Dependents and/or spouses of fallen or disabled first responders are eligible to apply for scholarships.

The Higher Education scholarships are awarded to the spouses and children currently attending or recently accepted into a 2-year or 4-year degree program at an institution of higher education or a vocational/certification program.

The Children’s Fund scholarship seeks to provide support for dependent(s) enrolled in grades K-12. Funds may be used for private school tuition, educational tutoring, an approved /accredited homeschooling curriculum, required books and uniforms.

We’re humbled by the eagerness of spouses and children to honor their service member by working hard toward educational goals. We pledge to stand in the gap financially as you take the next step in your education.

A group of us from the Youngstown Air Reserve Base CommunityCouncil organized the Freedom Warrior Charitable Fund to address the needs of local veterans. All donations are greatly appreciated and a wonderful way to show your gratitude for the sacrifices of veterans as well as your patriotic pride.

We chose to create a fund separate from other veteran organizations to assure that the funds contributed locally go to the veterans and military personnel in the Mahoning and Shenango Valley areas. We also operate primarily with a group of volunteers to minimize administrative costs.

The mission of the French Creek Council, Boy Scouts of America is to deliver high-quality Scouting programs that reinforce leadership, character development, and healthy living in a fun and exciting outdoor environment. We are committed to maintaining exceptional camp facilities, training dedicated leaders, and ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to experience the adventure of Scouting. Through positive adult role models, we inspire youth to unplug from the digital world, build lifelong skills, explore career paths, and create lasting friendships and memories.

The Good Shepherd Center's mission is to address the physical needs of the economically challenged in the greater Greenville area.

The Mission of the Greenville Area Public Library is to make a positive contribution to the cultural and intellectual life of our Greenville area and the personal enrichment of its residents by providing quality materials, responsive service, and relevant technologies for all members of our community.

It is important for each student at Greenville Elementary to have their own set of headphones to support focused, individualized learning. Many of our digital programs—such as reading and math interventions—require students to listen to instructions, stories, or interactive content. Headphones help minimize distractions in the classroom and allow students to fully engage with the material at their own pace. Additionally, having personal headphones promotes hygiene and reduces the spread of germs. Providing every student with headphones ensures equal access to essential learning tools, helping us create a more inclusive, supportive, and effective learning environment for all learners.

The GCAHSAM was founded 25 years ago. Our purpose is to preserve the history, heritage, and supporting artifacts of the Grove City area. We have over 300 subscribing members, over 3,000 FaceBook followers and almost 50 volunteers which allow us to be open for visitors six days a week. Our building is over 100 years old and consists of three floors of exhibits, office, and meeting space.

Grove City Area Meals on Wheels prepares and delivers hot and cold nutritious meals to elderly, disabled and convalescent members of the community at an affordable price. We deliver to Grove City, Leesburg, Mercer, Harrisville, and Slippery Rock. Sometimes our volunteers are the only person a client sees all day, being a safety-net particularly for those living alone.

The mission of the Grove City Area United Way is to improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of our community. In support of this mission, the Grove City Area United Way has identified the following funding areas, listed in order of priority:

1. Crisis Intervention – ensure individuals have adequate food, safety, housing and warmth.

2. Supporting Vulnerable Populations – individuals at risk of being in crisis and who may have an ongoing need

3. Strengthening Families and Promoting Self-Sufficiency

4. Helping Children and Youth Succeed

Established in 1876, Grove City College is a private Christian and liberal arts college located in Grove City, PA. The College’s mission is to equip students to pursue their unique callings through a Christ-centered, academically excellent, and affordable learning and living experience. Grove City College is the largest college in the country that does not accept any federal funds (i.e., Pell Grants, Stafford Loans, etc.). This commitment is essential to maintain independence as a Christian institution and remain focused on its enduring mission.

The mission of the Grove City Community Library is to enhance the quality of life and to inspire life-long learning in our community.

Historic Warner Cascade Theatre is located in the recognized historic building where the Warner Brothers opened their first theatre - the Cascade - on February 2nd, 1907. Our mission celebrates the rich history of the Warners and their contributions to the film industry and American Culture. We do so with specialized displays and collections associated with film and the rich Warner culture as immigrants escaping to America from persecution in the late 1800's from a small village in Russia.

HopeCAT is a non-profit organization where education, mentorship, and inspiration converge to transform lives in our region. Led by industry experts, our diverse programs in Adult Training and the Arts not only encourage personal growth but also contribute to workforce development and cultural enrichment, empowering individuals and strengthening communities. HopeCAT is the resource for the region that fuels creative enterprise and provides job-ready employees.

Hubbard Community Youth League (HCYL) is a 501c(3) non-profit organization founded in 1986. Our mission focuses on youth who wish to participate in organized athletic programs, including baseball, softball and soccer. Youth benefit greatly from participation in these organized athletic programs in many ways. Team members are physically active, develop basic athletic skills, learn and acquire sportsmanship, leadership and teamwork attributes. They also develop discipline, time management skills and respect for others. Through their participation in these sports, they make meaningful connections with their peers and with trusted adults in the community.

Hubbard Friends of the Library's mission is to support Hubbard Public Library (HPL), its new and ongoing programs and activities. HPL evolves continuously to meet changing and unmet needs of this community, including complex challenges presented by the pandemic. Virtual programs, hybrid programs and outdoor programs have been implemented to respond quickly, innovatively and safely to patron and community needs. The need for additional outdoor programs, in particular, is huge. HPL’s new initiative, “Beyond Library Walls” will grow and build upon current outdoor initiatives and resources to serve all members of this community.

The long-standing Hubbard Wrestling Booster Club officially became a 501c(3) non-profit in 2024. Its mission is to assist the wrestling teams and coaches in Hubbard Exempted Village School District achieve the best possible wrestling program. This includes essential resources for the male and female Middle School and High School teams and their coaches. Wrestling team members all benefit greatly from their participation in organized athletic programs. Team members are physically active, develop basic athletic skills, learn and acquire sports and leadership and teamwork attributes. They make meaningful connections with their peers and with trusted adults in the community.

HYC serves as a source of necessary tools, resources or funds to under-resourced youth. We focus our efforts in three specific areas: Academic Achievement, Health and Physical Development, and Community Service. We actively involve local youth with programming and volunteer opportunities to cultivate community mindedness and offer a better understanding of the needs of the society and world around them.

HYC creates, hosts and partners in charitable events that are unique, participatory and inspiring. We continue to enhance our capability to fulfil our service-minded vision and mission by establishing partnerships with local organizations, civic leaders, community members and school districts.

Hunters Sharing the Harvest (HSH) is Pennsylvania’s nationally emulated venison donation program – headquartered in Greenville, Mercer County. Since 1991, HSH has distributed more than 2.5 million pounds of lean, protein-rich venison from generous Pennsylvania deer hunters to the food insecure via a network of participating deer processors, volunteer coordinators and hunger relief agencies. Our mission hinges on the fact that HSH pays for the processing of donated deer so the hunter doesn’t have to. This is where the support from PA-OH Giving Week donors is so very crucial! We now have three (3) participating processors in Mercer County and three (3) in Lawrence County. Our participating processors package donated ground venison and distribute it to local food relief organizations. Here in Mercer and Lawrence Counties, those agencies include Mercer County Food Bank, The Good Shepherd Center, Table of Grace, NOW Project/Jubilee Ministries, Network of Hope Food Bank and Holy Spirit Parish of Lawrence County, among others.

United Way of Mercer County champions quality programs for children and families in our region. Leveraging resources and advocating for opportunities, United Way is a catalyst for innovative learning and creative programs that educate and inspire children and youth. As part of our mission, United Way of Mercer County is collaborating with our partners to offer Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, a dynamic book ownership program for young children from birth to 5.

Our mission is to engage, inspire and empower youth to reach their full potential through education and exposure to life-changing experiences. Our vision is to see every student graduate high school, complete college or a vocational school and become strong, successful members of our society. And our goal is to inspire youth to discover their passions and equip them with the tools needed to pursue them.

We provide free, high quality after school and summer youth enrichment programming that focuses on five areas of impact: Education, College & Career Readiness, Health & Wellness, Personal Development, and Exposure to New Experiences.

Joshua's Haven City Rescue Mission serves to "feed the hungry, shelter the homeless, share the Gospel of Jesus Christ" Our men's shelter offers a bed, warm environment, clothes and meal to homeless men on site and homeless families temporary shelter in local hotels. Our Free Medical Clinic "extends the healing ministry of Jesus to all uninsured by providing medical care to those in need." All services are offered free of charge, 365 days a year.

Founded in memory of Abigail ‘Abby Joy’ Campbell, this foundation will bless children and families as they walk incredibly difficult medical paths. Abby Joy was born with a rare genetic condition that impacted many body systems. She was a cancer survivor and worked her way off of ventilator dependence after two years. She passed away at age 3 from an unexpected seizure. Through all her medical challenges she showed a true joy that was beyond circumstances that comes only from Jesus. We hope to help other families find JOY through difficult circumstances.

Kennedy Catholic Family of Schools is a Christ-centered, college preparatory school system dedicated to fostering spiritual growth, academic excellence, and servant leadership. Serving students from preschool through grade 12, our mission is to develop the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—through faith-based education rooted in Catholic tradition. We prepare students to lead lives of purpose and service, grounded in values of integrity, compassion, and lifelong learning.

At the Lawrence County YMCA, our mission is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy body, mind and spirit for all. Our vision is to develop a new generation of changemakers who will create communities in which we all want to live. We want to guide our youth to make wise choices and build their self-esteem so they can become successful adults who are engaged in the community, and help families and seniors live their best lives.

Programs include:

Swim lessons and programs for children and adults age 6 months and higher, including Learn to Swim classes for seven school districts at a low rate, and summer water safety and swimming classes to children aged 6-12 living in six of the Lawrence County Housing Authority housing developments. Lessons are free to the children and include transportation to and from their homes, and free swimsuits for participants.
""Y on the FLY,"" a community outreach program, designed to increase our impact in the community, addressing the need for access to programs, recreation, and resources for children, families and seniors. By coming to them with our Y on the FLY van, we deliver programs and services to those in neighborhoods throughout Lawrence County who are unable to take advantage of our facilities -- A “YMCA without walls” approach to community impact.

The 7th Grade Initiative offers free summer memberships and a milestone-developmental program to all 7th Graders in each of our seven school districts. Exposure to unhealthy behaviors such as drug use and delinquency greatly increases when a child reaches 7th grade, so we developed this program to encourage youth to make healthy choices and avoid these risky behaviors

LIFT is designed to help remove financial barriers for community members that are looking to establish a career in the trades, which will provide a living wage and benefits so they may take care of their families, while also establishing an attitude of self-reliance.

The mission of Maple Tree Cancer Alliance is to improve the quality of lives of individuals battling cancer. We accomplish this by providing free individualized exercise training, nutritional education, and emotional support to cancer patients through collaborative partnerships with hospitals and exercise facilities. Maple Tree Cancer Alliance spearheads the inclusion of this life-changing model as a critical component of cancer rehabilitation.

Meals on Wheels of New Castle delivers freshly made lunches and suppers to the homes of local residents, primarily the elderly. Our meals are delivered by compassionate volunteers. We deliver Mondays through Fridays to most New Castle addresses, and on a modified schedule to some of the outlying areas. Although our clients can be any age, income or disability status, the menu is established to meet the nutritional needs of individuals over 65. The cost for lunch and supper is $7.00 daily,$35.00 weekly, and $1,820 yearly.

Our mission is to reduce and prevent drug and alcohol abuse through awareness, education, and action, as well as collaborating with the community to remove obstacles to recovery. We seek to increase resources for individuals in all phases of recovery, as well as their loved ones. We promote healthy alternatives to increase positive choices. MCCDA’s ROAR Center is a hub for people to socialize, learn and participate in new activities, and increase daily life skills while working on overall sobriety and basic needs.

The Mercer County Creative Arts Foundation exists to help foster a thriving community and boost economic growth in Mercer county and the surrounding region through the production, support and encouragement of the creative arts. We support bringing filmmakers to Mercer County because of the many resources available. We offer educational programs for students wishing to make movies and we lend support to existing creative groups such as The Greenville Symphony Orchestra, and theater groups for special projects. The arts can bolster and create sustainable economic revitalization in our area.

Mercer County Food Bank is a registered 501(c) (3) non-profit and partner food bank of Feeding America, the largest hunger relief organization in the United States. Our mission at the food bank is to provide supplemental food to those who are hungry and to raise awareness of hunger throughout Mercer County. Locally, our role in fighting hunger and feeding hope is to solicit, process and store large quantities of donated food, bulk produce, and USDA commodities for distribution to our member agencies throughout Mercer County, Pennsylvania. Our network of member agencies aid us in distributing food to 5,679 households each month. All member agencies are 501(c)3 charitable organizations throughout Mercer County who have a shared mission of feeding our neighbors.

MCTA DEVELOPS AND MAINTAINS MULTI-USE TRAILS IN MERCER COUNTY TO PROMOTE A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE BY PROVIDING A SAFE AND FREE SETTING FOR BICYCLING, JOGGING, WALKING, CROSS COUNTY SKIING, ROLLER BLADING AND WHEELCHAIR USE. OUR TRAILS ALSO ATTRACT TOURISTS, THEREBY CONTRIBUTING TO THE ECONOMIC VITALITY OF OUR COMMUNITIES. MANY OF OUR TRAILS PROVIDE SSAFE TRANSPORTATION LINKS THROUGHOUT OUR COMMUNITY FOR THOSE WHO MAY NOT OWN AN AUTO OR PERFER TO RIDE A BICYCLE. OUR RECENTLY CONSTRUCTED BIKE SKILLS & SAFETY TRACK PROVIDES A TRAFFIC FREE AREA TO TEACH YOUNG CHILDREN HOW TO RIDE A BICYCLE IN A SAFE AREA.

NOAS, established in 1978, is a foster care agency dedicated to supporting children and families. Our mission is to provide support and connections to foster youth, families, and those at risk of entering care. Whether you're interested in becoming a foster parent, adopting through foster care, or supporting NOAS in our mission, we are here to guide you every step of the way. We are committed to strengthening families and improving outcomes for children in our community.

Northwestern Legal Services (NWLS), founded 1969, provides FREE civil legal services to low-income PA residents of Erie, Bradford, Cameron, Crawford, Elk, Forest, McKean, Mercer, Venango, and Warren counties. NWLS, a nonprofit, receives federal, state, and local funds, and public donations. NWLS partners with other organizations to administer specialized grants, and provides community education & outreach. Our clients receive direct representation, advice, and brief services.

Our Mission:
NWLS assists low-income individuals and families by guiding them through the civil legal system using advocacy and education to seek justice with the goal of improving quality of life and thereby strengthening our communities.

Penn State Shenango is a member of the Commonwealth Campus system, and will continue to operate as such through the 2026-2027 academic year. We are a gateway to 2- and 4-year college degrees through Penn State, and also provide high school students with dual enrollment opportunities as a means of earning college credit which still in high school. Please note: Gifts made in support of high school students seeking college credit at Penn State Shenango through PA OH Gives are gifts to the Community Foundation and are not processed by The Pennsylvania State University. As a result, you will not receive a tax receipt from the University.

The PHN Charitable Foundation (PHNCF) was founded in 2005 as the sole fundraising arm of the Primary Health Network (PHN), Pennsylvania's largest Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). PHNCF's mission is: "To build and support programs in the PHN service area that increase access to healthcare services and assist, through scholarships, with the pursuit of medical and allied health careers." PHNCF supports this mission by raising funds to build and sustain programs that are intended to improve the health and quality of life in the communities PHN serves. Its fundraising activities are driven by community support and engagement.

We are a year-round faith-based camp featuring a residential summer camping program and other year-round programs for at-risk and underprivileged youth ages 6-15 from Lawrence County and the surrounding area. We are one of very few camps that targets this underserved group whose families' income falls below the federal poverty guidelines.

Our mission is "to rebuild broken lives through Jesus Christ." By teaching life skills, life principles, some basic job skills and presenting the gospel message, we aim to be a place of fun, hope, healing and transformation that prepares these youth to become healthy responsible adults.

The Pink Angels Fund provides funds, usually in the form of gift cards to men, women and children in our area who are in treatment for cancer. We help with things not covered by insurance and occasionally will pay co-pays or utility bills for those going through treatment. Our most common way to help is through gas cards for those traveling distances for treatment and grocery cards to area grocery stores. Since our last fundraiser in June of 2024, we have given $73,000 in grants to 73 cancer patients in our area.

As Prince of Peace Center, an affiliate of Catholic Charities, Diocese of Erie, we are witnesses and servants of Jesus Christ. Consistent with the teachings of the Catholic Church, we provide support for the economic, emotional, and spiritual needs of those needing a helping hand to build self-sufficiency.

Committed to the sacredness of human life and the betterment of society, we affirm the dignity of those in need by responding with compassion to their basic human needs through advocacy, education, and empowerment.

Our services are committed to strengthening families, building community, and reducing poverty among people of all ages, faiths, races, and backgrounds.

Promise of Life Network's mission is to honor Christ by empowering mothers to choose life, educating individuals and families about healthy relationships, and providing medical services, material assistance, and spiritual support. We provide local families with pregnancy testing, ultrasound scans, STD testing and treatment, and well women exams. We also provide parenting education and material support to families with children ages three and under. Further, we provide healthy relationships education to students in local public schools. In the last three years, we have begun providing life-affirming help to women worldwide. All of our services are provided free of charge to individuals in need.

The Red Barn Players was formed on June 15, 1956, as an all-volunteer community theater organization. Its mission as a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation, as listed in its constitution, is to “produce worthwhile plays, musicals, concerts, and other performances in the interest of educating as well as entertaining the community.” Its further purposes are to foster interest in the dramatic arts and other forms of cultural activities, and to encourage and foster the talents of persons interested in the dramatic arts.

Restore Riverside Park is a dedicated group of volunteers who, for the past eight years, have been revitalizing a historic park in the heart of Greenville, PA. Our mission is to restore the park as a vibrant, welcoming space for the entire community.

Since 1936 Seneca Hills has been serving youth and families from the region with outstanding summer camp programing. Our residential summer camp program is for youth ages 5-18. Campers come from over 17 counties in Pennsylvania, plus several in Ohio. From September through May, we host retreats and conferences on most weekends. Sitting on 250 acres we provide a beautiful setting for all those who come here.

We exist to lead people, especially youth, to a vital personal relationship with and a life of dedicated service to Jesus Christ.

Sharon Community Health Center offers medical, behavioral health and pain management service to the underserved and underinsured in the Shenango Valley.

THE MISSION OF THE SHARON HISTORICAL SOCIETY IS TO PROMOTE AND PRESERVE THE HISTORY OF SHARON PENNSYLVANIA AND TO EDUCATE THE GENERAL PUBLIC AS TO IT'S RICH HISTORY AND CULTURAL IMPACT ON NOT ONLY THE SHENANGO VALLEY BUT THE NATION. WE PROMOTE THE HISTORY OF OUR CITY WITH STUDENTS, VISITORS, COMUNNITY GROUPS, AND OTHERS THROUGH LECTURES, EVENTS AND OUR MORE THAN 25 PUBLICATIONS. WE ENDEVOR TO PERSERVE OUR HISTORY THROUGH THE COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS, ARTIFACTS, DOCUMENTS AND OTHER MEMORABILIA. WE ALSO WORK TO ENSURE PRESERVATION OF THE CITY'S HISTORIC BUILDINGS THAT REPRESENT DIVERSE ARCHITECTURAL STYLES.

Shenango River Watchers is a 501(c)(3)non-profit watershed group formed to restore and protect the environmental, scenic, and recreational attributes of the Shenango River Watershed. Working together, our members, volunteers and donors have made SRW an award-winning organization. Our projects include environmental education, water quality and aquatic life research, cleanups and recycling as well as creating recreational opportunities.

Shenango Valley Meals on Wheels was founded in 1970 with the mission to bring affordable, convenient, homemade hot and cold meals to their neighbors. Generally, these are neighbors in need, whether it is a physical need or they face some kind of financial insecurity, the staff and volunteers at Meals on Wheels
makes it their job to fill the bellies of the community, while offering the daily preparation, wellness checks, and friendship.

Shenango Valley Pride Alliance works to reduce social isolation among LGBTQIA+ folks in and around Western Pennsylvania through ongoing community building, events, access to mental health resources, and education. We’re building a world where every LGBTQIA+ person can grow up safely and live a long, full, happy life. At Shenango Valley Pride Alliance we strive to build a happy community, which starts with acceptance, tolerance, and respect, so we happily accept all people regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, race and racial identity, religion and spirituality, age, socio-economic status, disability, national origin, marital status, political party, homelessness

The mission of Shenango Valley Urban League, Inc. is to ensure equal access and opportunity for African Americans and others in need; to empower individuals to cultivate and exercise their fullest potential. The Shenango Valley Urban League, Inc. implements its mission through advocacy, bridge building, program services and research.

Since 1994, Shoe Our Children has delivered 67,517 pairs of shoes to local school children in need. Anyone qualifying, from pre-k through 12th grade, receives a pair of new athletic shoes at no cost to them. The program services all districts in Mercer County PA and our neighboring district in Brookfield, Ohio. Our mission is to be sure no child starts school without a new pair of shoes and no child in need of shoes during the school year goes without. It's a matter of comfort, health, and dignity for the student.

Society of St. Vincent de Paul has provided daily and emergency safety net services to Trumbull County neighbors in need for more than 90 years. In many cases, SVdP is the only organization providing that service in Trumbull County. Our mission is to foster hope and healing for those individuals/families facing financial hardships. SVdP provides a hand-up to those struggling by providing material, financial, educational, emotional, and spiritual support as needed. Our primary goal is to make certain that, while we provide for those most vulnerable in our area, each neighbor we serve is treated with dignity and respect.

St. Paul’s is a nonprofit, faith-based senior living community in Greenville, Pa., providing care and accommodations to nearly 400 individuals. Services offered include home care, independent living, personal care, memory care, short stay rehabilitation and long-term skilled nursing care.

The mission of St. Paul’s is to provide meaning, richness of life, health care, and other support services, while maintaining and enhancing the dignity of human life. The vision of St. Paul’s is to create a sense of belonging and purpose by providing a nurturing environment in a place you call home.

Strayhaven is a no-kill, non-profit animal shelter in Greenville, PA. We care for surrendered and abandoned/stray animals within Mercer County. All animals receive veterinary care, food/water, volunteer interaction, and a safe place to sleep while waiting for their forever homes. At capacity, we can care for up to 18 dogs and 15 cats. We are solely funded through donations and local grants/foundations. Our goal is to care for the homeless cats and dogs and place them in new, loving homes

Tails of Hope (TOH) is the first and only non-profit Spay/Neuter clinic in Mercer County, PA. TOH has proven to positively impact animals, families, rescues, shelters, and the community by:

•Addressing the Root Cause of pet overpopulation and the inherent, unnecessary suffering that comes with it.
•Reducing the long-term burden on already overcrowded rescues/shelters.
•Allowing pets to live longer, healthier lives.
•Reducing the likelihood that pets roam, run away, or get lost, which can lead to harm or entry to shelters.
•Reducing the inclination of pets to be aggressive, reducing harm, abandonment, abuse, neglect, and surrender.
•Reducing or eliminating unwanted behaviors that can lead to abandonment, neglect, abuse, or surrender.
•Increasing the health and happiness of pets, families, people, and homeless cats in our community.
•Increasing cost-savings for rescues/shelters.

The Ridgewood at Shenango Valley is a nonprofit senior living residence offering aging in place accommodations and supportive services for up to 52 older adults. It is a collaborative effort built on the strength of two area health care leaders – UPMC and St. Paul’s Senior Living Community. The mission of The Ridgewood at Shenango Valley is to provide meaning, richness of life and health care services for seniors. The Ridgewood at Shenango Valley provides care that focuses on nurturing the human spirit and creating life worth living while maintaining and enhancing the dignity of human life.

The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.

The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.

The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.

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The Warrior in Her is dedicated to empowering women facing chronic mental and physical health challenges through advocacy, support, and essential resources.

Our Vision Statement:

We strive to uplift and inspire every woman to reclaim her strength and well-being.

The mission of Trails End Conservancy is to help community members, especially veterans, struggling with the effects of combat/personal trauma and families to improve mental/physical well-being through equine programs/activities. Trails End Conservancy provides programs for the needs of the community.

Trail’s End Conservancy, Inc a 501(c)3 non-profit horse rescue sanctuary in Hermitage which started in 2011. Trails End Conservancy has housed up to 50 horses at different times. These horses were rescued from a population of unwanted horses that would have been slaughter-bound. With a new lease on life these horses have done great things!

Established in 1970, Trumbull Mobile Meals is dedicated to providing home-delivered meals to seniors and homebound individuals who cannot get to a congregate meal site or food distribution center or are unable to prepare a daily nutritious meal due to physical or medical reasons.

The UPMC Horizon Community Health Foundation, in conjunction with the UPMC Jameson Health Care Foundation, supports the UPMC Horizon hospital system in Farrell and Greenville, along with investing in community health programs and initiatives across Mercer and Lawrence Counties and the surrounding area. The Mission of the Foundation is to develop the financial resources needed to enhance health and wellness, and support high-quality, accessible health care in our community.

The UPMC Jameson Health Care Foundation, in conjunction with the UPMC Horizon Community Health Foundation, supports the UPMC Jameson hospital system in Lawrence County, along with investing in community health programs and initiatives across Mercer and Lawrence Counties and the surrounding area. The Mission of the Foundation is to develop the financial resources needed to enhance health and wellness, and support high-quality, accessible health care in our community.

In 2016, the Ursuline Sisters of Youngstown founded Ursuline Sisters Mission to oversee and strengthen their vibrant and life-giving ministries and continue to provide leadership and support in the region long into the future. With radical compassion and respect for all, we offer housing, food, healthcare, education, wellness, and advocacy. In 2017, Ursuline Sisters Mission developed the Education Outreach Program. The Scholars Program was developed under the Education Outreach umbrella to assist low-income students with the opportunity to achieve post-secondary education by focusing on scholar support & educational advocacy; financial assistance; personal & professional development opportunities; and mentorship.

WaterFire Sharon, PA is a nonprofit initiative with a mission to use art to attract visitors to Downtown Sharon and the Shenango Valley. Since 2013, it has brought the community together through captivating displays of fire, music, and performance along the Shenango River. Each event draws over 12,000 people and supports more than 40 local businesses, helping to boost tourism, spark economic growth, and strengthen community pride. WaterFire continues to play a key role in the revitalization of the region. In 2025, events are scheduled for July 26 and September 20.

West Hill Ministries exists to meet the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of underprivileged children in our neighborhood in a safe and loving environment. Partnering with families is our focus as we aim to support them in raising up the next generation of loving, productive adults with a purpose.

Willow Women's Center is a confidential medical office with experienced staff providing no-cost critical testing for a woman facing an unexpected pregnancy. We are a non-profit organization whose purpose is to provide the patient education on all options during her compassionate, confidential, and neutral appointment helping her make a well-informed decision regarding her reproductive health and future.

To foster strong individuals, families, and communities with Christian values by providing quality programs that strengthen Spirit, Mind and Body for all.

Young Life exists to introduce adolescents to Jesus Christ and help them grow in their faith. Our adult leaders (college and older), build bridges of friendship with middle school students, high school students and students with disabilities, that they might invest in them and show them who Jesus is. Young Life is a place for all kids to belong and to consider what a relationship with Jesus might be like.

The mission of Youngstown Blue Coats, a 501c(3) non-profit organization founded in 2017, is straightforward, “In America, nobody should freeze to death.” During winter, we distribute warming items (coats, boots, gloves, hats, scarves, sleeping mats/bags, and more) to homeless veterans and other homeless in Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio. We also advocate for those who need assistance, and we work with diverse area agencies to provide each individual we encounter the resources he/she needs. YBC depends entirely on volunteers; there are no paid staff and all funds go directly to our mission.

YWCA Mahoning Valley is a non-profit agency on a mission to eliminate racism, empower women, and promote peace, justice, dignity, and freedom for all. We carry out our mission through housing with supportive services, childcare and youth development, empowerment, and racial justice education.
Led by women, we seek partnership and leadership roles in removing barriers and reducing disparities for women, children, and families. While we primarily serve women and families who identify as low-income and minority, as well as women with disabilities, we do not discriminate against men; men access our housing programs and participate in our adult education programs.

Zion Education Center has a 30-year history in educating and empowering young children by embracing 3 core values.

1. Preparing the next generation to overcome generational risk factors through social-emotional support.
2. Providing positive classroom coping mechanisms that foster resilience for children and their families; breaking generational cycles of poverty
3. Promoting high-quality educational approaches that empower and strengthen family values.

These core values comprehensively support the physical and behavioral health needs of exceptional children in the Shenango Valley.