ANNUAL REPORT 2019 - Cranberry Township

CTCC 2019 ANNUAL REPORT — BUILDING COMMUNITY

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Creating a sense of community, one volunteer at a time.

We help build healthier communities by encouraging

businesses and residents to support, volunteer, and join one or more of over 67

nonprofit groups.

We help to promote the events of nonprofit and

civic groups, exposing more people to their causes.

We seed new community projects. Among them are the Forge Ahead - Library Makeover & Innovation, the Championship Disc Golf Course and Nature

Trails, the SportsCourts, the Miracle League Project, the Volunteer Firefighters

Initiative, the Fitness Stations, the Kids Castle

Playground, the Scouting Centennial Plaza and the

Electronic Community Sign.

4 — Community Service 6 — 2020 Project of the Year Announced 9 — 2019 Project of the Year Donors1 2 — The Cranberry Legacy Endowments19 — 2018 Community Day Sponsors20— Nonprofit Organization Profiles26 — Nonprofit Volunteers

Top Row: Karen Newpol (Vice President), Cindy Marzock, Cindy Zonts, Wendy Lydon (President), Roy Wagner, Paul Kotsenas, Bruce Mazzoni. Bottom Row: Debbie Crum, Kimberly Reuss, Conni Mazzoni, Gretchen Moran (Secretary & Treasurer)

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What are the CTCC goals and accomplishments?CTCC’s primary goal is to encourage residents and businesses to support and become involved with one of the many nonprofit and civic groups that help make our community better. Many of our nonprofit and civic groups have increased their membership since this effort began. Yearly, we introduce dozens of people who want to volunteer and add purpose to their lives. Let us match you with one of our 67 nonprofit organizations.

CTCC promotes the nonprofit and civic groups via Community Days, the Community Sign, the Holiday Tree Gallery and other programs.

CTCC seeds new services and projects that improve our community such as the Project of the Year. But we have also used tens of thousands of dollars to seed other worthy causes and projects that other non-profits provide. In 2018, we gave financial support to over 30 nonprofit groups.

CTCC helps to build a sense of Community, which is one of the main drivers of successful communities. It creates the connection of individuals and businesses to their communities.

CTCC started the Cranberry Legacy Endowment, a community foundation that allows donors to support many of our nonprofit groups indefinitely. We have over $1.5 million in assets since the Endowment was started.

CTCC believes in our Four Pillars: businesses, faith communities, nonprofit and civic groups, and local government/schools. This is the foundation for a healthy and successful community.

CTCC has expanded Community Days from a one-day event which has been 95 percent funded and staffed by the Township, to a three-day festival of artists, a carnival, and concerts that draws tens of thousands of people and over 500 volunteers. Our past and present Project of the Year have impacted over 100 other communities in addition to Cranberry Township.

Some people ask how much of their sponsorship and donations go to staff and other administrative expenses instead of going back to the community? Here are our staff and staff-related expenses:

• Executive Director: $0 (Volunteer)• Staff Salary: $0 (Volunteers)• Webmaster Cost: $0 (Volunteer) • Rent: $0• Utilities $0• Phone/Cell Phone: $0• Car Leases or Mileage Expenses: $0• Mailbox and Other Rental: $0

We are a true 100 percent volunteer organization with $0 going to pay staff and office expenses. In fact, in addition to the over 2,000 hours of volunteer time our board members provide, they also contribute their own money!

When you sponsor or donate to CTCC, or CTCC Community Days, or the Project of the Year, know that every dollar you donate goes back to our community to make it that much better. Plus, our efforts create hundreds of additional volunteers.

What did CTCC do for our community in 2018?


Nature Trails & Disc Golf CourseThe 2018 Project of the Year is soon to open in North Boundary Park. The CTCC gave $110,000 to start the fundraising efforts. The course includes a six hole learn-to-play ADA accessible course and an 18 hole championship disc golf course surrounded by nature trails. Being dedicated in June 2018, it will be one of the top ten courses in the world.

Cranberry Library Makerspace & RenovationsThe 2019 Project of the Year saw CTCC largest single donation of $150,000 to kick off our largest Project of the Year to date. Based on the fact that people learn not just from books but from making ideas become reality with the use of their minds and hands. The Makerspace will be the first in Butler County and programmed for kids to Senior Citizens with an emphasis on STEM related education for students.

Our Annual Holiday Tree DisplayEach year the CTCC invites all of our non-profits to participate in putting up and decorating a tree in the Cranberry Municipal Building Community Center. It’s a very nice display during the holidays.

The Cranberry Legacy EndowmentA new community foundation was launched by the CTCC in 2010. Its mission is to benefit local nonprofit and civic groups by establishing dedicated endowments to provide a perpetual source of income for specific community organizations. We have already established more than a dozen endowments with

assets exceeding $1,500,000. This new source of financial support will have a large impact on Cranberry and its nonprofit/civic groups going forward. To learn more, go to: cranberrylegacyendowment.org.

CTCC – Cranberry Legacy Endowment Annual ReportThe report is sent to every Cranberry home and business in June prior to CTCC Community Days. It provides them with an opportunity to find out about dozens of nonprofit groups and how to support or join them. We also recognize more than 900 residents’ nonprofit members who volunteered at least 50 hours to our nonprofit/civic groups during the prior year. It also recognizes everyone who has established an endowment.

CTCC Project/Service Funding In 2018 The CTCC gave financial support to over two dozen nonprofit from $50 to $5000 each to help promote new projects & services for our community. In addition we promote many nonprofits and local churches with access to our community sign.

Annual CTCC Community DaysDuring the celebration of Cranberry’s nonprofit and civic groups, more than 40 organizations raised over $170,000 in our three-day event. More than 35,000 people attended and 500 others volunteered.

Slow Down CampaignSigns in neighborhoods all over Cranberry to help protect our children’s lives.

Graham Park Centennial Scouting Plaza & Fishing LakeThe CTCC buys a special yearly state fishing license to allow people to fish for free at the Centennial Scouting Plaza!

The ArtsStrengthening Cranberry’s fine arts community and establishing public venues for both the temporary display and permanent installation of artwork with many high-quality exhibits in the Municipal Center. Cranberry’s commitment to the arts includes musical concerts, Art in the Park, and Martinis with Monet, along with ‘yarn bombing’ of park trees and fences. All of these activities contributed to building the Township’s engagement with the arts.

Our outdoor art display continues to grow. We now have a seven foot bear carving on the Golf Course Nature Trail and if you have been in the library you have seen the wise owl sitting on a stack of books. All together CTCC has installed over a dozen permanent sculptures around the township to enhance our community.

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Cranberry Township Community Chest, CTCC, has announced and released a rendering of its 2020 Project of the Year: a series of upgrades and enhancements to the 17-year old Rotary Amphitheater in Community Park. Although the project’s details are still being finalized, the signature improvement will be an extension of the amphitheater’s roof-line and performance area, an upgraded sound and lighting system, and an extended stage area.

The Rotary Amphitheater has been a venue for concerts and other program presentations throughout the summer months since it first opened in 2002. But performers and audience members have been subject to the caprices of weather, resulting in a number of rain-related cancellations. Depending on the project’s final budget and the fundraising results, that may become a thing of the past.

In addition to the roof-line extension, elements of the project under discussion include enhancing the area around the amphitheater and expanding the sightline on the eastern side of the lawn. We are also considering

tiered circular seating around the stage. Enhancing the amphitheater’s façade may also become part of the project along with sidewalk connections and improved vehicle access to the facility.

The timing for the project also corresponds to the anticipated 50 year start of the Rotary Club in Cranberry Township. Six years later, the Rotary started the Cranberry Township Community Chest. In 2002, we had one Rotary club, but today we have one that meets Tuesday at noon and another that meets Friday mornings. The Rotary has made tremendous impact to our community over the decades. For more information, contact [email protected] or call 724-776-4806, ext. 1103.

Rotary Amphitheater Renovation & Expansion

2020 CTCC PROJECT OF THE YEAR

2019 FORGE AHEAD — LIBRARY MAKEOVER & INNOVATION (4 PARTS) 1. Makerspace • Hands-on learning environment. 2. ADA Accessible & Programming • ADA doors & specialized programing within the new makerspace. 3. Technology Upgrades • Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) that eliminates a bar code check-out. 4. Energy & Environmental • New energy efficient LED lighting & improved ergonomics.

2018 N. BOUNDARY DISC GOLF COURSE & NATURE TRAIL This project includes two miles of new nature trails, an 18-hole championship disc golf course and a 6-hole ADA-accessible recreational/learn-to-play disc golf course.

2017 CTCC SPORTCOURTS & COMMUNITY GARDENS The sport complex will includes eight pickleball courts, two tennis courts, two basketball courts, three bocce courts and four horseshoe pits and a community garden with additional trail ways.

2016 MIRACLE LEAGUE RESURFACING & NEW PLAYGROUND The improvements include a new surface “cap” for the existing soft surface giving the field an extended life and a new playground, the first one in Graham Park. Both the field and the playground are used by kids of all abilities and will be a treasured asset for families of Cranberry Township and over 100 other communities that are part of the Miracle League.

2015 VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER INITIATIVE The initiative involved acquiring two Emergency Fire Training Trailers. They are available to volunteer fire companies throughout the area for fire emergency training in their communities, schools, and businesses. These sophisticated, mobile units will help save lives through safety training. They will also serve as recruitment centers and encourage people to consider becoming volunteer firefighters.

2014 FITNESS STATIONS Fitness has become a preoccupation for people of every age in Cranberry. To help residents keep in shape and remain healthy, CTCC’s Community Project in 2014 was the creation of fitness stations in Graham and North Boundary Parks.

2013 KIDS CASTLE Local citizens and students created this design. Local residents provided labor and most of the materials were donated by local businesses. The play area themes were designed to reflect local history. Funding came mainly from local charities, families and individuals who recognized the value that a first-rate playground brings to our community.

2012 CENTENNIAL SCOUTING PLAZA & FISHING LAKE The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of America have made important contributions to American life and to Cranberry Township. The Centennial Scouting Plaza is a unique commemoration of the 100th anniversary for both. It is combined with a new Fishing Lake that makes for an outstanding addition to our community.

2011 CRANBERRY COMMUNITY SIGN In 2010, CTCC formed a coalition of partners including Cranberry Township, the Rotary, the Lions, The Chamber, PNC and UPMC to make building the electronic community information sign their signature project of the year. The state-of-the-art sign — situated in front of UPMC — enables local nonprofits with events coming up to promote them on the sign where as many as 100,000 vehicles pass every day.

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Thank You!

2019 Project of the Year:Forge Ahead — Library Makeover & Innovation Makerspace • ADA Accessible & Programming • Technology Upgrades • Energy & Environmental Improvements

CTCC 2019 Project of the Year Donors

$150,000 Cranberry Township Community Chest (CTCC)

$25,000Estate of Margery L. Himes

$10,000First Energy PPG Foundation

$5,000 - $9,999 Dutilh United Methodist ChurchFun Fore AllGrace Community ChurchBruce & Conni Mazzoni

$2,500 - $4,999Cranberry Lions Cranberry Noon Rotary Friends of Cranberry Public LibrarySusan & Dave LohrNexTier BankNorthbridge Community ChurchEdward & Lorraine SarverSherwood Oaks

$1,000 - $2,499Armstrong Group of CompaniesScott, Jo & Krystal Burkholder*Butler County Community CollegeC. W. Howard InsuranceCannon USACompression Management Services, Inc.Cranberry Elks Lodge #2249Cranberry Supply Co., Inc.Cranberry Women’s ClubDomenico FricioniBrian & Linda HeeryJohn KenyonPatrick & Rachael KerrishMoe’s Southwest GrillPeoples Gas Company, LLC.Robert E. Pearce*Alexander PodewellSeneca Valley Cross Country BoostersMichael J. Warrington*

$500 - $999Bob & Judi BorenCharkes SchwabJames K. DonnellDick & Mary Jane HadleyHerbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc.Bruce & Karen Hezlep*

Alexander J. Kemps*Allyson Mazzoni*Ashley & Andrew O’NeillJenifer & Mukunthan PanchalingamCorrine & Drew SatrianoThomas & Rebecca StellarVictory Church Car CruiseBarry & Danielle WaiterJohn T. Wolfe*Edith Wood-Washburn

$250 - $4993DPPGHAetna Foundation, Inc.Frank & Tiffany Aloic/o Joyce BabcockHenry & Anne Bernacki, IIIRick & Penny BlumGary & Connie BrandenbergerBrownie Troop #27166Bruce Conaway MDTammy & Michae CorbEric CulleyThomas M. & Patricia Cully*Scott & Kathleen DeckerDevlin Funeral Home of CranberryRobert & Marilyn EganEmployee Donations thru TruistShawn & Meghan Firster*Ken & Cindy FleesonLauren GallagherJeramy & Krysten GenawayTracy & John GeyerRichard GloyerJeffrey R. HitchanJeremy JarrellDan & Patti JohnsonTheresa M. KleinChristine KosentosPaul J. Kotsenas*James & Karen LarrimerLectromat, Inc.Cindy Tananis & Nancy MantzRonald MayJim & Gretchen MoranRussell W. Palmer & Laurie E. NettelmannManoj PallikkattilEdward & Rose PallottaLeslie PallottaJohn Patrick*Michael PatsyPennsylvania Municipal LeagueFrederick Peterson*Michael PeulerRay & Donna RenyckJohn RiggsRichard & Janice SabatineMichele & Jim Skubak*Diane Starr

Allan & Janet TeDescoKimberly Williams

$150 - $249Jonni BuelPete CarcaiseChuck & Sherry DigruttoloLarry & Janet DuncanElmer & Margaret EbeckKendra FolkerArleen & Steve GaydosRenee & Ryan Good*David & Jennifer KochisMichael LimbacherJanet F. LivorineJennifer & Chris MagerSteven D. Marino*Gloria M. MazzoniTom & Barb McCarthyCharles & Susan Moury*Jane H. PaulJohn & Cindy PaulesBarry & Laurie PileBetty J. PolleyArthur & Joyce ReedRalph A. RuggieroMichael SchrockRichard D. Spear*Spinal Health and Wellness Center, LLC.Jamie & Laura Thomas*TJ MaxxRichard A. & Peggy WatsonLinda Jo Weimer

$100 - $149Tom & Lisa AubelJeffrey & Judith BalogRobert BarbacciJoseph BarberioJonathan BeaverPeter & Rebecca BessMark & Wendy BidoliThomas BoydKathleen BoykinPeter J. Breski*Jeff & Lisa BruggemanJune BruschiJason & Jeanne Burr FamilyClyde & Sherry CameronAnthony & Catherine CamutLouis CancelmiH.D. Cherry*John R. & Susan ClarkMadelin Clements


LuAnn CottingtonTerrie CraigDebbie CrumRalph & Joanne CurrieRegina DankoJeff DiamondWilma DicksonDan & Cathy DillonJames & Rosa DohertyAndrew & Jeannette DrakePatricia DucharmeDudash FamilyMitch DykstraRobert T. & Linda EasleyDavid E. ElkinThomas FararoDonald FeitlFidelity CharitableGregg & Sue FiorinaJane H. FleischauerRose FoersterJoseph Fouche*Michael F. Garczynski*Walter & Diane GarrisonJames & Joyce GascoineGlenn & Judy GatesPete GeisOpal GlackinBruce & Maureen GolmicRobyn GrossSusan HarryCharles HawkinsLarry & Janet HeckathornChristina Hickey*Lauri HmelMatthew M. Hoffman*John & Charlene InghamJayachandran FamilyDan & Lori JonesJayachandran KalladathuJudy A. KravecJoey & Nick LaGambaBen & Chrissy LeidyRaymond LewisMichelle LorenceHayden LucasJudy LyleBarbara K. MacDonaldClaire MalloryBrian & Jenna MarkhamJoseph & Debora MatzDavid P. & Kathleen MazzoccoKristin M. McCuneSusan E. McDowellJean McLaughlinAnnette & William McPeekJohnna & Joe MelchiorreRichard Meltzer*Charles MetzScott & Ronda MinnichMom’s Club Cranberry SouthRoger & Michelle MyersAlan & Cheri Parise

Chong S. ParkRichard & Ellen PawlowskiAgnes PeeblesDonna PeruPaula & Derrick PriceThomas RheinAmy Riley*Bernice RobinsonChristine RohdeBruce & Barbara RupertAlicia & Petra SalazGloria SecchiJames & Judy ShearerTerry & Bill ShoreJohn & Debbie SkorupanSouthern Butler County Garden ClubDana StewartKarin SwensonDavid L. & Judith A. TaylorKathryn UthmanElicia VerderberMichael S. & Dawn VestRussell VorpeMichael Zachery Wagner*Roy E. Wagner, III*Mary WilmothMatthew Zajacs

$75 - $99Jeff & Bonnie DavisRobert & Jean GurkweitzTimothy Holt*Alick & Jean KennedyGeneva KimbroKarl & Marion KushnereitVince MariottiMary PearsonScott & Shawna PetersLawrence PrattFrank & Susan SmorulMary TappeChris & Meredith Warrington

$50 - $74Scott & Dawn AbbateFrancis BalogDan & Joan BanyayMr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. BetschOm BhatnagarRuthanne C. BluemlingCharles & Michelle BossongMichael & Maxine BottiSteve & Sharon BrunishChristine BuchwaldDonald & Margaret CampbellBonnie CarmichaelJames & Natalie CarrollCatherine CharnockLori ChaseLawrence R. Cicco*

Cranberry OrthodonticsLorenzo & Terri D’AmicoJames R. & Karen DaleyDana deVyverBill & Judy DonovanPete & Tracy EkstamJane EllisFrank Roberts & Carol Evans Eyler FamilyMark & Debbie FaixKaren Ferry*Bob & Jane FiedlerRaymond & Karen FrancisJames & Christina FrankGlenn & Frances GeiselThomas & Tamara GrayJames & Patricia GuffeyStuart HammerschmidtEarl & Marsha HeddleStephen & Katherine HermanJudith HolmanJim & Shay HouserJoanne IgnatenkoBarb & Craig ImanSusan E. KeillerMark & Fran KinleyTerry KleinKevin & Jennifer KokenLee Morehouse & Roberta KovacicTheodore KuhnRonald & Tamara LeucaShiu-Shiung LinJames & Julie LoprestiGeorge & Marlene LutzMichael & Ann LynchDave & Sheila MackJohn W. ManzettiPatricia MartinDonald MeisterJill MoriarityCarol A. Musick*Kerry & Chuck NiederriterRick & Sherri OehmlerCraig & Rose OttavianiRalph & Kathleen PapaniaKen & Gayle ParshallFrederick ParsonsJim & Ann PazurJeff & Carolyn PeskowitzBill & Marie PriceRobert A. & Janet PudloJack & Kay RimerDon & Tina RombachWillie RushNicholas & Barbara SalviaJohn & Pamela ScabilloniAlfred C. SchnabelJoseph SchulmeisterGary & Esther SchwartzDebra SeidenstrickerJanet SenkaWilliam & Florence ShanerJoseph S. Simoes

2019 CTCC Project of the Year Donors


CTCC 2019 Project of the Year Donors

Steve & Virginia SmokeJack & Judi StephensonMichelle SwitalaRobert J. & Sandra ThomasEmily E. Tilden*John & Pam UthmanKeith WeymanDolores Whittington

$25 - $49Mark & Debra AllenWilliam B. AloeJames N. AltenhofDan & Linda BarnessMike BazzyKaren BeemillerAngelika BenderThomas J. & Betty BianculliDeborah BilleterLyn BradenEugene C. BrownHarry BrunerBud’s SudsChristopher & Kimberly CapozziLarry & Jonette CapraFrancis & Amy CondrickCathy ConnollyDavid & Lorraine CowanPatricia CreekDan & Linda DavisSteve & Michele DiTommasoMichael & Debbie FabioKerry Lynne Falco*David & Susan FerriRobert Lee Ferry*Rebecca FioricaJohn & Dorothy FrancisCharlotte FuechslinCheryl & James GardnerMary Esther GarlandCharles & Charlotte GerdesMary Linda GillRobert & Susan GillenbergerDale Ann GoldElizabeth GordonGynni GormanVicky Goule & David CupelliLynne GrahamDavid Green*Linda A. GreenbergMichael Guffey*Rudolph GuilloudHarrell FamilyFrancene HaymonHeather HealyKaren M. HerbstJean Hoagland

Paul & Janice HoffmanSherita & Stuart Horn-StrasnerAlexa HowaldPaul & Amy HoytDavid & Susan HyserJoan IrvinMrs. Henry C. Kimbro*Tracie Lynn Kio*Mary Rogers LemkeMarygrace LoewelRichard & Nellie LutherPatrick & Jennifer LutzJeffrey MallonJames MassiminoWilliam McDanielDebbie McFarlandPatricia McGallBeth & Paul MeahlJoanne MelderSusan MertenJohn MiliusAnne MillerJohn & Michelle MitzelChristina MoyerFrank & Mary MurckoRobert & Jennifer MurnockValarie NoldLois NovakLinda OrrJohn & Donna PefferRobert E. & Cynthia PhelpsSherry & Martin PuskarCharles L. & Lucinda RacioppoFrieda ReganMark E. & Mary RichnerRobert & Cheryl RosekThomas RudnickiVirginia A. RussellMehak SaeedMichael SahaydaMary SamsaJim & Barb SantypalKathleen SchartnerBarbara SchreibeisVeronica SchuesslerJohn & Jamie SherowAdam ShoupMichael A. Sibenac, Jr.David & Kathy SmythMargaret StaufferJohn & Judy StecklowKurt SteinbachStevens FamilyKarin SummersMargaret SutoCynthia TallericoMarie E. Tamilia*Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Taylor

Christina & Craig DeBiase TeimouriNorman & Ruth TeslikPavel TyrpakJudy ValosioCharles & Margaret VanFossanMr. & Mrs. Rick WaltersGeorge & Sandra WargoEllen Warren*Judy WazeneggerChristine WidderKathleen & George Zagorac

$1 - $24Pat AbadieEva ChaoJames & Margaret JonesGeraldine KernaPetar & Gordana KodicMary Lou LaslavicJoshua LazarekDonna LewisDennis & Joyce LisacMargaret MacherLoretta McElhattanSandra McGinnisJanina L. Mickus*Danielle & Theo PikoulasRonald & Mercedes ReitlingerRobert & Shirley RicciKen RughJohn & Barbara SantezAnthony & Joy SchiavoneMargaret SchweigerEric & Susan SlifkinLouise SotaceMel & Bette SpokaneBeverly SumruldDaniel SuttonRobin ThayerRichard P. Witney

The individuals listed in bold* are recognized for their giving to the 2019 Project of the Year by directly giving through the United Way, utilities and other ways. See how you can sign up for a direct donation on page 12.


Project of the Year & Cranberry Legacy Endowments

Seven Traditional Ways To GiveJust over the last eight years and with your support, we have raised over $3 million in cash for CTCC, Community Days and the Project of the Year. We’ve built eight major assets for our community and many other services have been provided as listed in this Annual Report. In addition, we’ve raised assets of $1.5 million for the Cranberry Legacy Endowments. We thank you for your support. If you are not already, we hope you will consider making CTCC part of your charitable yearly support. Today we have several ways to contribute to CTCC. The CTCC is chartered as a 501.c.3 organization and your contributions are deducible, per IRS regulations. CTCC is 100% volunteers, so every dollar donated goes back to our community.


1. Check Mail in a check made payable to the CTCC and addessed to 2525 Rochester Road, Suite 450, Cranberry Township, PA 16066

2. PayPal or Credit Card We can accept a credit card payment or a Pay Pal payment by going to our website at CTCChest.org.

3. Cranberry Water/Sewage Bill Donate automatically by monthly payment through your water/sewer bill. Call 724-776-4806 ext. 1103 to set up payments or download a water bill donation form from our web site at www.CTCChest.org and go to “Ways to donate”.

4. United Way Contribute through your employer’s United Way Campaign. For Butler County, write in “Cranberry Township Community Chest.” For Allegheny County, the code is #296.

5. Amazon Amazon will donate 0.5% of the purchase price to the Cranberry Township Community Chest for each eligible purchase. Just log into smile.amazon.com using your regular Amazon log-in credentials, enter in Cranberry Community Chest in the organization search box. Next, hit the select button, then shop away as you normally would, paying the same prices you normally would. See our website at CTCChest.org for more details.

6. Donor-Adviced Funds A donor-advised fund (DAF) is a type of giving program that allows you to combine the most favorable tax benefits with the flexibility to easily support your favorite charities. An increasingly popular charitable vehicle, DAFs are an excellent way to both simplify your charitable giving and facilitate your strategic philanthropic goals, including donating appreciated assets like stocks. Go to our website at CTCChest.org for more details.

7. Stocks & Bonds A great way to give appreciate assets for maximum tax benefits including minimum IRA distributions.

7 Easy Ways to Support

How do you create a lasting legacy that says you were here and made your community a better place to live?

Consider creating an endowment for the CTCC Project of the Year.

• With a $12,500 Legacy Endowment, an 8”x 8” paver is installed on all future Projects of the Year.

• With a $25,000 Heritage Endowment, a dedicated bench & plaque is placed on the Graham Park Legacy Trail, and an 8”x 8” paver is installed on all future Projects of the Year.

• With a $50,000 Pillar Endowment, a dedicated bench & plaque is placed on the Graham Park Legacy Trail, and a 5”x 7” bronze plaque is installed on all future Projects of the Year.

• With a $100,000 Legend Endowment, a bench is installed with a 6”x 8” bronze plaque on all future Projects of the Year.

• With a $500,000 Omega Endowment, the next Project of the Year is named after you or your cause, plus a picnic table with an 8”x 10” bronze plaque is installed on all future Projects of the Year.

A profile of all endowments are included in all future Annual Reports.

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Endowments are available for other causes too, like the Cranberry Library and scholarships, or any other specific nonprofit entity that benefits our community. Endowments include a profile in all future annual reports and gives additional recognition for your organization.

Consider making a difference and start your own (or family) endowment to help make our community better for our next generation and the generation after them. Information on starting an endowment can be found on page 18, or contact Bruce Mazzoni at [email protected].

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Project of the Year Funds

Tom & Lee Coyle Legacy Fund (2012)

Tom Coyle spent a lifetime in the Scouts. During the late 1930s, he became an Eagle Scout. Following his return from military service as a Marine in World War II, he made a career of Scouting, ultimately becoming Executive Director of the Moraine Trails Council of the Boy Scouts in Butler County from 1962 to 1984. Tom has a bench dedicated at the Scouting Plaza. Tom and Lee made their home in Butler, raising their three children there. They were married for 52 years. Lee spent 30 years as an instrumental music teacher in the Butler Area School District and was an active member of the Artist Association of Butler County until her death in 2001.

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Bruce & Conni Mazzoni Project of the Year

Heritage Fund (2008)Bruce is the past President of CTCC and one of the three leaders who helped establish its new direction. “The CTCC will have a positive impact on our community by helping to increase membership among our nonprofit and civic organizations,” he said. “It has been a real privilege to be in on the ground floor of the CTCC and with many of my fellow board members, to help launch a program that will help strengthen our sense of community.” Bruce has been a Cranberry Township Supervisor since 2005.

J. Frank Hess Project of the Year

Heritage Fund (2010) Frank Hess inspirational business leader, aviator, golfer and extraordinary civic volunteer – was a founding member of the Sherwood Oaks retirement community and a great friend of Cranberry Township. He passed away in 2007 at age 93, but his memory continues to motivate those whose lives and careers he touched. His professional life included executive and corporate board positions during Pittsburgh’s Steel City era. Outside of work, he held leadership posts in the Ingomar United Methodist Church and

UPMC CTCC Legacy Fund (2012-2017)

UPMC was the main sponsor of Community Days 2017. An endowment of $2,500 was donated to the Community Days CTCC Fund in UPMC’s honor.

PNC Project of the Year Pillar Fund (2012)

This endowment was established to help support current and future CTCC Projects of the Year, beginning with our first project, the electronic Community Sign at the intersection of Routes 19 and 228. The idea of community Projects of the Year is to create public engagement and build a stronger sense of community – both of which are fundamental to the long-term success of Cranberry Township.

the United Methodist Foundation. Hess was a longtime member of the North Hills Rotary, an early promoter of Franklin Park Borough’s sewage authority, and board chairman of Passavant Hospital. Honoring his memory, Frank’s wife Betty and the Hess family created a permanent endowment, which carries his name.

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Renato (Ray) & Enis Mazzoni Project of the Year Fund (2017)

Enis was a member of the Cranberry community for several years. They were married for nearly 60 years and raised five sons with many of them living in nearby communities. Both were avid volunteers who taught the importance of giving to others.

CTCC - BC3 Volunteer Firefighter Scholarship Endowment (2015) As part of the 2015 Project of the Year, CTCC and the BC3 Foundation endowed over a dozen scholarships to encourage more volunteer firefighters. Each year, those interested in becoming volunteer firefighters and getting their Firefighter One Certification, can apply for the scholarships. Anyone interested in more details about these scholarships should contact BC3 Foundation. Anyone interested in setting up his or her own scholarship to support this effort can contact CTCC or BC3 foundation.

· Alcoa Volunteer Firefighter Scholarship Endowment Fund (2015)

· MSA Volunteer Firefighter Scholarship Endowment Fund (2015)

· Butler Eagle/Cranberry Eagle Volunteer Firefighter Scholarship Endowment Fund (2015)

· Butler County Commissioners Volunteer Firefighter Scholarship Endowment Fund (2015)

· Westinghouse Volunteer Firefighter Scholarship Endowment Fund (2015)

· Cranberry Township Volunteer Firefighter Scholarship Endowment Fund (2015)

· Butler County Fire Chief Association Volunteer Firefighter Scholarship Endowment Fund (2015)

· First Energy Volunteer Firefighter Scholarship Endowment Fund (2015)

You may have noticed the new benches honoring some of our legacy donors that line the sidewalks and soccer fields in Graham Park. It has been affectionately dubbed as the “Legacy Trail”. The benches were placed by special arrangement with our legacy donors.

Legacy Trail

Margery Himes Project of the Year

Heritage Fund (2013) A committed member of the Cranberry community and a resident of Sherwood Oaks, Margery Himes believed in the mission of CTCC and of Cranberry’s Public Library. Her estate left a continuing legacy in her name. Born in 1924, Margery graduated from Chatham College, and received her Master’s Degree in Education from the University of Pittsburgh. She taught elementary school in rural Central Pennsylvania for 27 years.

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Cranberry Library Endowments

The Bill & Jean Heidenreich Library Legacy Fund (2010)

Long-time Cranberry residents Bill and Jean Heidenreich both played roles in forming the Cranberry Public Library. Bill served on the library’s Board of Trustees during its early years. Jean worked at the library as a clerk for 18 years, until her retirement in 1997. Upon Bill’s death in 1982, the family established the Heiden-reich Memorial Fund at Cranberry Public Library. It was used to expand the library’s collection. Jean later remarried, and when both she and her husband passed away in 2009, the family once again thought of the library and the fund they had created in memory of their parents.

The Samuel & Carol Troese Library Legacy Fund (2010)

Samuel and Carol Troese moved to Cranberry when it had just over 4,000 residents; both emerged as pillars of their adopted community. Sam, a health planning professional, wanted to see development come in an orderly fashion, so he joined the Township’s planning commission. He also became a Butler County representative to the Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional

Dr. Michelle S. Switala Library Legacy Fund (2009)

Michelle Switala, a voracious reader, gourmet cook, chair of the Pine-Richland mathematics department, part-time Pitt faculty member and gifted amateur musician was named Pennsylvania’s 2009 Teacher of the Year. Her 2009 endowment is dedicated to funding the Cranberry Public Library. “I love the concept of a public library,” she said. “I set up my endowment to the Cranberry Public Library as a way to keep our library current, beautiful and exciting.” Michelle is also a former member and past President of the Library’s Board.

Bruce & Conni Mazzoni Library Heritage Fund (2008)

Bruce and Conni Mazzoni have lived in Cranberry for over 20 years, raising their daughters Allyson and Ashley. “The Cranberry Library was our first love. We visited weekly with our two daughters to encourage them to read and discover for themselves,” Bruce said. “We have a beautiful library and we are happy to know our endowment fund will help keep it that way,” Conni added. Bruce is a past member of the Library board. Conni and Bruce are currently members of Friends of the Library.

Planning Commission and a member of the Township’s zoning hearing board charged with overseeing the design and construction of the Township’s new Municipal Center. Carol, who earned a library science degree at Pitt, became a volunteer for Cranberry’s startup library and, in 1984, became the facility’s librarian. Sam died of cancer at age 61. Four years later, Carol also succumbed to cancer. To honor the couple who did so much for Cranberry Township, their family created an endowment fund in their memory.

Annabel Turner Library Pillar Fund (2010)

A resident of Cranberry Township and Sherwood Oaks for 22 years, Ms. Turner, who passed away in 2004 at age 97, is remembered for a major donation she made to the Children’s Library expansion in 2000. A graduate of Carnegie Institute of Technology, now CMU, Ms. Turner was an avid reader of classics and history. In her will she remembered the Library which, combined with her prior gifts, made Ms. Turner the single largest donor in the library’s history. Through this fund her generosity will be perpetuated and continue to support the Cranberry Library. Not pictured.

Edna T. Walter Library Legacy Fund (2010)

Edna “Tommie” Walter, is a resident of Sherwood Oaks and an avid bridge player with a life-long love for libraries. Her philosophy is that libraries form an important community asset and supported that belief with a donation of stock that will help to foster great programs and improve the Cranberry Public Library’s resources. Not pictured.


Library Memorial Funds

Grace Polochak Memorial Fund (2010)

Richard Stein Memorial Fund (2010)

Barbara Blackstone Library Legacy Fund (2011)

Back when she was President of the Rowan School PTA, Barbara Blackstone and a group of mothers decided to start a school library as well as a public one, housed in the original Township Building. They were granted a small space for readers, but the books were stored in a closet in the one-story building. When the Township added a second floor, the “library” moved upstairs. In 1991, Cranberry’s new Township building gave the library space. And Barbara, who was a volunteer instructor for Slippery Rock’s Institute of Learning in Retirement, served a second term on Cranberry’s Library Board.

Margery Himes Library Heritage Fund (2013)

A Legacy Endowment has been established in the name of Margery Himes for her lifetime support of the Cranberry Public Library.

Berman Family Library Legacy Fund (2015)

As a child, Mike Berman was enchanted with the Butler County Bookmobile. “It instilled the passion for books and learning that was ingrained in my family as I grew up.” These same attributes exist today in the Berman household of Cranberry Township. Mike was on the Library Board and the Butler County Federated Library System. Mike’s daughter, Ashley, supported the library at age eight, as a Young Friend of the Library and on the Teen Advisory Board. “We hope that the library remains in operation for eternity and provides future generations with the same selfless devotion as they have afforded to us.”

Creating a Legacy

OVER 22 LEGACY FUNDS WITH ASSETS:

OVER $1.5 MILLION

WHAT IS THE CRANBERRY LEGACY ENDOWMENT?

It is a community foundation that you can set up in your name or in the memory of a loved one, to help support a nonprofit or civic organization of your choice or to help a specific cause such as libraries, scholarships, parks, the Project of the Year or any other nonprofit. The Cranberry Legacy Endowment is a cooperation of the CTCC and the Pittsburgh Foundation.

WHY IS IT PART OF CTCC’S ANNUAL REPORT?

The Cranberry Legacy Endowment is the co-sponsor of the Annual Report, which is sent out every June to over 14,000 homes and businesses. In the Annual Report, the endowment funds are recognized every year in appreciation for those contributors leaving their legacy in our community forever.

WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OF ESTABLISHING A CRANBERRY LEGACY ENDOWMENT?

It is your way to leave a permanent legacy for your family and neighbors to enjoy and to recognize the difference you made in our community. Only a portion of the appreciation is distributed to your designated bequest on a yearly basis. The principal is never touched and in most years, it will increase in value.

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•Direct Donations

The minimum gift to establish a Legacy Endowment is $12,500. However, it can be started with as little as $2,500 for five years. Many contribute to their endowments on a regular basis to increase their size and effectiveness. In addition to supporting specific nonprofit and civic organizations, there are a number of field-of-interest funds available to support.

•Life Insurance Gift

Many people are surprised at the idea of funding a Legacy Endowment with life insurance, but it can make a lot of sense. You can donate an existing insurance policy or take out a new one that will be owned by the Cranberry Legacy Endowment to benefit the specific nonprofit/civic group of your choice. It is an excellent way to leverage a $20,000 donation to generate $100,000 for an individual, or $30,000 donation to generate $250,000 as a couple. This is a Planned Investment that can have immediate tax benefits for you while creating a lasting Legacy that will benefit future generations.

•Real Estate/Personal Property

From farmland, timberland, vacation residences to rental properties, a gift of real estate can unlock the full value of your property and offer special economic advantages. You can make a substantial gift through a transfer of residential, commercial or undeveloped real estate. If you own property not subject to a mortgage, which has appreciated in value, a charitable gift to a Cranberry Legacy Endowment for the nonprofit of your choice may be an attractive proposition.

•Charitable Gift Annuity

An easy and popular way to make a planned gift to the Cranberry Legacy Endowment (CLE) is through a charitable gift annuity, which provides you with lifetime income. When you make a gift of $50,000 or more to CLE to establish a charitable gift annuity, CLE promises to pay you (or up to two people) an income at a fixed annual rate. This rate, based on your age(s), is established at the time of your gift and never changes. Your income from this gift is guaranteed for life. Upon your death, CLE receives the remainder of the annuity and applies the funds to the charity you specified at the time of your gift.

•Charitable Remainder Trust (Annuity or Unitrust)

For gifts of $100,000 and greater, you can create a charitable remainder trust during your lifetime or through your estate. When you transfer assets and name the Cranberry Legacy Endowment (CLE) as the trustee, we invest the assets for the length of the trust term. This gift option provides you or your loved ones with annual income for the rest of your or your loved ones’ lifetimes; or a term of up to twenty years. When the trust term is over, the remaining assets are distributed to the nonprofit/civic group(s) you designated in the initial agreement.

•Bequest in Will or Living Trust

After providing for family and friends, you may choose to make a bequest in your will or living trust, designating a charitable gift to the Cranberry Legacy Endowment after your death to benefit a specific nonprofit/civic organization. A bequest allows you to make a gift to CLE, receive an estate tax deduction for the amount of the gift, and leave a lasting legacy in your community, which is most important to you.

If you are interested or have any questions please contact Bruce Mazzoni at [email protected].

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Grace Community Church — In addition to its family ministry, Grace Community Church is committed to serving the Cran-berry Township community throughout the year by assisting lo-cal residents as well as various municipal departments. They in-clude Adopt-a-Highway, back pack food program, Gleaner’s Food Bank, cleaning out park flower beds, home improvements for numerous residents and a recycling program. For Commu-nity Days, they are responsible for the carnival ticket sales and parking donation collection. Each year they volunteer over over 10,000 hours to help make our communities better.

NorthBridge Community Church — We’d love to have you join us for church one Sunday. Here’s a little bit of what to expect: Services last about one hour. The two services (9:15 am and 11:00 am) are identical. Each service time also features environ-ments for pre K – 5th grade. Our environment for middle school students (Transit) meets during the 11:00 am service only. High school students and adults attend together in the auditorium. Dress is casual, so be your self (a whole lot of people will be in jeans). Messages are often via video from our teaching pastor, Andy Stanley. Parking and Guest Services volunteers will help you find where you need to go.

Main Sponsor:UPMC

Major Event Sponsors:Armstrong Baierl ToyotaButler EagleCampbell, Durrant, Beatty, Palombo & MillerCharles SchwabConsolidated CommunicationsCranberry EagleCranberry Messenger ServiceCranberry Supply Co. Inc.Dominico’s RistoranteFirst EnergyFun Fore AllGood Looks EyewareGraham & Sons, Inc.Guardian Protection ServicesHonda NorthHRG Inc.Insight Pipe Contracting, LLC.Kenny RossManheim Pittsburgh/ClevelandMars National BankMoe’sMSAPittsburgh Lifetime CarePNC Financial Services GroupSherwood Oaks Traditions of America

Major Sponsors:#1 Cochran (Cochran Collision)3 Rivers Fire EquipmentAIST (Assoc. for Iron & Steel Technology)BC3Best Western Plus - CranberryBig Burrito Restaurant GroupBobby Rahal Automotive GroupBrad Amos, MD PHD PC DermatologyBradford Hills Veterinary Hospital & Pet HotelBravo! CranberryBud’s SudsButler Health SystemC.W. Howard Insurance Agency, Inc.Cannon, USA

CarSense, Inc.Center for Community ResourcesChaska Property AdvisorsChatham UniversityCleveland Brothers-CAT 1 CallClimo’s Code.sysCommunity Health Clinic of Butler Co.Concordia of CranberryConrad Kitchen Bath & Remodeling, LLC.Constructors Association of Western PaCool VapesCostcoCranberry OrthodonticsCrayons, LLC.Culligan Water Conditioning - PittsburghDairy Queen of Cranberry Inc.Dave’s Tri State Truck ServiceDevlin Funeral HomeDillion,McCandless,King, Coulter & Graham, LLP.DRB Group ( Streets of Cranberry)Dressler Construction, Inc.Dutilh ChurchEat’n Park CookiesEndodontics in Cranberry, Inc.Falcon ER, Inc.Farmers National BankFire Fighter Sales and Service Co.First National Bank of PennsylvaniaFluidraulics, Inc.Freedom Square DinerFries & Associates, PCGift SponsorsGillece TransmissionsGMH Capital PartnersGood Shepherd Veterinary Hospital Great ClipsHatch ChesterHovis Auto Supply Inc.Infinity Custom HomesInstant Imprints in CranberryJimmy WansK-LOVEKiddie Academy LeTort TrustLindy Paving Inc.Maher Duessel Certified Public AccountantsMayer Electric Supply Co., Inc. - The Hite CompanyMcDonalds - Cranberry

Monte Cello’s of CranberryMoses JewelersNAES Power ContractorsNational Road Utility Supply, Inc.Nextier BankPA Cyber SchoolPashek + Mtr Ltd.Passavant Memorial Homes-Family of ServicesPath Master Inc.Pella Window & DoorsPennsylvania Cyber Charter SchoolPerformance InspiredPerry’s Ice CreamPinnacle Financial StrategiesPMF RentalsPPC LubricantsPrecious Beginnings PreschoolPro Knitwear (La Salle Products Inc.)PVEReel MillRhoads OrthodonticsRJ Community ManagementRLA Learning & Conference CenterRose E. Schneider Family YMCARSSC ArchitectureS&T BankSave on BeerShop’n SaveSomerset Coal InternationalSpringfield Restaurant GroupSt Gregory SchoolTecsmith, Inc.Dr. Teimouri,PC - Beaver Valley Foot ClinicThe Lynch Law GroupThistleseaTJ MaxxTony SciulloTownePlace SuitesTraffic Control Equipment & Supplies Co.Treasure HuntUPMCUPMC LemieuxVersonaVogel Disposal Service, Inc.Weber Insurance AgencyWeiss, Burkardt, Kramer, LLC.West View Water AuthorityWright Contracting Inc.Youngblood Paving Inc.

2018 CTCC Community Days SponsorsThank You


The CTCC Annual Report recognizes all of our nonprofit groups and the volunteers who support them with 50 hours per year or more.

1. American Cancer Society (ACS) 2. Associated Artists of Butler County (AABC) 3. BC3 Education Foundation, Inc. (BC3)4. Boy Scouts of America (BS) 5. Breathe Pennsylvania (BP)6. Butler County Chamber of Commerce (BCC)7. Butler County Family YMCA (BCFY)8. Butler County Humane Society (BCHS)9. Butler Health System (BHS)

10. Butler Health System Foundation (BHSF)11. CANDLE, Inc. / Reality Tour (Candle)12. Center for Community Resources (CCR)13. Connor Johnson Memorial Foundation (CJMF)14. Cranberry Artist Network (CAN)15. Cranberry CUP16. Cranberry Elks Lodge #224917. Cranberry Place - UPMC Passavant (CP)18. Cranberry Public Library (CPL)19. Cranberry Township 55+ Club (55+)20. Cranberry Township Area Lions Club (CALC)21. Cranberry Township Athletic Association (CTAA)22. Cranberry Township EMS (EMS)23. Cranberry Township Historical Society (CTHS)24. Cranberry Township Pickleball Association (CTPA)25. Cranberry Township Senior Center (SC)26. Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company (CTVFC)27. Cranberry Women’s Club (CWC)28. Friends of the Cranberry Public Library (FOL)29. Friends of the Cranberry Township

Volunteer Fire Company (FOFC)30. Girl Scouts of Western Pennsylvania (GS)31. Glade Run Lake Conservancy (GRLC)32. Glade Run Lutheran Services (GRLS)33. Gleaner’s Food Bank (Glean)34. Greater Cranberry Men’s Barbershop Chorus (MBC)35. Habitat for Humanity (HAB)

36. Helping Paws, Inc. (HP)37. Hosanna Industries, Inc (HI)38. Jean B. Purvis Community Health Center of

Butler County (CHC)39. Keystone State Music Theater (KSMT)40. Lifesteps, Inc. (LIFE)41. Mars Home for Youth (MHY)42. Mighty Penguins Sled Hockey (MPSH)43. Miracle League of Southwestern PA (ML)44. Parents in Toto Autism Resource Center (TOTO)45. Passavant Memorial Homes Family of Services (PMH)46. Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber (PNRC)47. Retire Your Old Glory, Inc. (ROG)48. Rise Again (RA)49. Rotary Cranberry Township - Noon (CTNR)50. Rotary Cranberry Township - Sunrise (CTSR)51. Samaritan Counseling, Guidance, Consulting (SCGC)52. Seneca Valley Foundation (SVF)53. Seneca Valley Junior Football

& Cheer Association (SVJFAC)54. Seneca Valley Lacrosse Association (SVLA)55. Seneca Valley Soccer Association (SVSA)56. Southern Butler County Garden Club (SBGC)57. The Lighthouse Foundation (LF)58. United Way of Butler County (UW)59. UPMC Passavant Cranberry (UPMC)60. Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)61. VITA / UNITED WAY (VUW)62. Victim Outreach Intervention Center (VOICe)63. National Hemophilia Foundation

Western Pennsylvania Chapter (WPHF)64. Wildbird Recovery (WR)65. Zelienople Area Public Library (ZPL)66. Zelienople Community Park (ZCC)67. Zelienople Historical Society (ZHS)

Our 67 NONPROFIT Organizations


1. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY (ACS) The American Cancer Society is a nationwide, community-based, voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer. Contact is Susan Jennings at [email protected]. Website: cancer.org.

2. ASSOCIATED ARTISTS OF BUTLER COUNTY (AABC) The Associated Artists of Butler County has worked to encourage, promote and foster the arts in Butler County. Along with solo artist and small group shows, AABC now hosts free monthly art exhibits in its downtown Butler galleries. It also offers affordable after-school art programs, adult classes, and workshops. For details go to the website at aabcartcenter.com.

3. BC3 EDUCATION FOUNDATION INC. (BC3) The Foundation links community, students, alumni, businesses, organizations, and foundations to an environment of innovation, energy, creativity, and accomplishment. The Foundation raises funds to enhance the facilities and to support educational programs. For more information, go to www.bc3.edu/foundation or contact: Ruth Purcell at [email protected].

4. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (BS) The organization provides a series of age- related programs for young people that builds character, trains them in the responsibilities of participating, citizenship, and develops personal fitness. Boy Scout Troops 403 and 404 as well as Cub Scout Packs 403 and 406 in Cranberry operate under the authority of the Moraine Trails Council. Each unit meets at various times. For more information, call the Council’s office at 724-287-6791. Website: morainetrails.org.

5. BREATHE PENNSYLVANIA (BP) Our mission is to help western Pennsylvanians breathe better and live healthier. Contact: Brittany Zuckerman. Phone: (724) 772-1750. Email: [email protected]. Website: breathepa.org

6. BUTLER COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (BCC) The Butler County Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to providing direct member benefits and quality programs and services that stimulate further economic development and encourage a strong networking system among local businesses, governments, non-profit organizations and educational institutions. Contact is Stan Kosciuszko at [email protected].

7. BUTLER COUNTY FAMILY YMCA (BCFY) To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. Website: bcfymca.org.

8. BUTLER COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY (BCHS) Since 2000, it has been the only no-kill animal shelter in Butler County. Approximately 300 volunteers augment the Societies core professional staff. Orientations for various volunteer positions are provided monthly at the Humane Society’s facility in Renfrew, PA. Website: butlercountyhs.org.

9. BUTLER HEALTH SYSTEM (BHS) Butler Health System is privileged to be a healing presence in the communities we serve. We exist to make a positive difference in the lives of people by providing compassionate, high quality care and comfort and inspiring health and well being. 991 East Brady, Street Butler, PA 16001. Contact: Jana Panther, Director, Outpatient Services. Phone: (724) 283-6666. Email: [email protected]. Website: butlerhealthsystem.org.

10. BUTLER HEALTH SYSTEM FOUNDATION (BHSF) The Butler Health System Foundation is the charitable cornerstone of Butler Health System. It provides financial support for the growth of BHS’s programs and services. Contact Jana Panther at [email protected].

11. CANDLE, INC./REALITY TOUR (CANDLE) Butler-based CANDLE, Inc. has developed a trademarked parent and child drug prevention program it calls The Reality Tour – a three-hour evening program for children age 10 and older, accompanied by a parent. For more information, contact Norma Norris, at [email protected].

12. CENTER FOR COMMUNITY RESOURCES (CCR) The mission of the Center for Community Resources is to connect people with the support services needed for learning, working and living in their community. Its goal is to coordinate services for those seeking information and referrals for mental health, mental retardation, substance abuse or other human service needs. For more information, go to www.ccrinfo.org or contact Administration at 724-431-0095.

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13. CONNOR JOHNSON MEMORIAL FOUNDATION (CJMF) The mission is we will work tirelessly to make inattentive and distracted driving (IDD) as unacceptable as driving under the influence (DUI). Website: connorjohnsonfoundation.org.

14. CRANBERRY ARTISTS NETWORK (CAN) Local artists meet on a regular basis to share their insight and art with local communities through workshops, lectures and art exhibits. See the website at cranberryartistsnetwork.com. If you are interested in becoming a member, contact Noele Reynolds at 724-355-0033 or [email protected].

15. CRANBERRY CUP (CUP) CUP events include a golf outing, two softball divisions, three days of competition, more than 40 teams and has raised over a million dollars to benefit local families in need, scholarship funds and community projects. For more information, contact Cranberry CUP at P.O. Box 1614, Cranberry Township, PA 16066, at [email protected]. Website: cranberrycup.org.

16. CRANBERRY ELKS LODGE #2249 (ELKS) Cranberry Elks is a private club whose primary purpose is to contribute to the well being of the citizens and community of Cranberry Twp. Website: cranberryelks.com.

17. CRANBERRY PLACE - UPMC PASSAVANT (CP) Cranberry Place operations include approximately 50 volunteers who provide a variety of support services to patients and their families. Among them: visiting patients, running activities, calling bingo, building bookshelves, and more. Prospective volunteers should contact Diane Kolling, Director, via email at [email protected]. More information is available at upmc.com.

18. CRANBERRY PUBLIC LIBRARY (CPL) Cranberry’s Public Library started in 1973 with just 200 books in a tiny space. Today it has over 75,000 items in its collection and more than 28,000 registered patrons. The library is always looking for volunteers. Additional help from patrons and others is fundamental to its support. Friends of the Cranberry Public Library have a goal of sustaining the library’s excellence. For more information, or to more about volunteer opportunities, contact [email protected].

19. CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP 55+ CLUB (55+) Open to Cranberry Township residents, ages 55+, this group meets at 1:00 PM on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at the Municipal Center. The Club features activities, social opportunities, and visits to nearby points of interest. Contact Bill, 724-776-1933.

20. CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP AREA LIONS CLUB (CALC) The Lions is the world’s largest service club organization. Its mission is to empower volunteers to serve their communities, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace, and promote international understanding. For membership information, contact Tim Roscoe, (724) 538-1008, [email protected], or go to CranberryLions.org.

21. CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (CTAA) CTAA, the Cranberry Township Athletic Association, is responsible for organizing and scheduling every type of youth baseball and softball for league play in Cranberry.. To learn more about the organization and its volunteer opportunities, contact president Anthony Storti at: [email protected] or go to its website, ctaaonline.com.

22. CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP EMS (EMS) The Cranberry Volunteer Ambulance Corps has evolved into an independent agency with a predominantly paid staff of EMTs and Paramedics as well as round-the-clock staffing. First aid, CPR, AED and child car safety seat classes are offered at regular intervals. Donors and part- time volunteers are always welcome. Call 724-776-4380 for details.

23. CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP HISTORICAL SOCIETY (CTHS) The Cranberry Township Historical Society was founded in 1988 to identify, preserve, and promote public awareness of historical sites, landmarks, place names and traditions in Cranberry. Membership meetings are held quarterly, usually in the Municipal Center. For more information, contact president Roy Wagner at 724-612-5730 or by email at [email protected]. Membership application forms and schedule of dues are available at the Society’s Website: explorecranberry.org.

24. CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP PICKLEBALL ASSOCIATION (CTPA) CTPA goal is to promote Pickleball, one of the fastest growing sports in the country, as a fun and social form of exercise for residents of all ages. We want Cranberry Township to be the hub of Pickleball in the Western Pennsylvania region drawing players to our community for tournaments and other activities. We are unique in that our members no only helped to pay for the building and courts, but also helping with the expansion of pickleball in our region. Email [email protected]. Website: ctpapickleball.com.

25. CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP SENIOR CENTER (SC)The Senior Center is located in the Grange Hall (formerly the Senior/Teen Center). It is open year-round and operated by the Nutrition Group and the Butler County Area Agency on Aging. For more information, please visit the Cranberry Township website: www.twp.cranberry.pa.us/773/Senior-Center. Hours: Mon. - Fri., 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM Contact Terrie Walker. Phone: (724) 772-6086. Email: [email protected].


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26. CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY (CTVFC) The Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company is an all-volunteer organization established in 1959 providing fire and rescue services to Cranberry Township. Cranberry provides financial support for building maintenance, equipment, and trucks. In return, members spend their volunteer time training, performing administrative work, and responding to emergency calls. For membership information, contact: David Gallagher at [email protected] or go to CTVFC21.org.

27. CRANBERRY WOMEN’S CLUB (CWC) CWC promotes civic and philanthropic projects within the community. Its members meet each month in the Library to plan projects and events which normally include several fundraisers to benefit various local charities and nonprofits. Information about membership and volunteering is available by attending a meeting, asking any club member or going to cranberrywomensclub.org.

28. FRIENDS OF CRANBERRY PUBLIC LIBRARY (FOL) The library is supported by a dedicated local property tax and augmented by state and county funds, but the additional help comes from the library’s patrons and others who understand the value a good public library brings to its community. For more information, contact the FOL Secretary, 2525 Rochester Road, Cranberry Township, PA 16066, or at 724-776-9100, or email [email protected], or go to CranberryLibrary.org/Friends.

29. FRIENDS OF CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY (FOFC) To support and help to advance public safety within the community and surrounding neighbors with knowledge through the Department’s fire prevention and education programs. Supporting First Responders and their enormous commitments to the Volunteer Fire Company. Contact [email protected].

30. GIRL SCOUTS - CRANBERRY SERVICE AREA (GS) Since it’s founding more 100 years ago, Girl Scouts has provided opportunities for girls to develop positive values and contribute to society as leaders, thinkers, and responsible citizens. Today, Girl Scouts remains a highly regarded, contemporary organization and advocate for girls. Anyone interested in becoming a member or volunteer can visit the Girl Scout website at www.gswpa.org .

31. GLADE RUN LAKE CONSERVANCY (GRLC)GRLC is dedicated to the restoration, ongoing preservation and improvement of Glade Run Lake and its adjacent lands. Get information, email [email protected] or go to gladerunlakeconservancy.org.

32. GLADE RUN LUTHERAN SERVICES (GRLS) GRLS serves more than 2,500 individuals a year with behavioral needs or autism disorders in Western Pennsylvania. Its Zelienople farm campus offers learning opportunities and activities for both typical children and those requiring special attention. For more information, go to the website at gladerun.org.

33. GLEANERS FOOD BANK (GLEAN) GFB is a non-denominational organization serving Cranberry Township residents who meet Butler County’s income guidelines for food assistance. To donate or become a drop-off location, contact Linda Heery at 724 776-2888, by email at [email protected], or go to the website at gleanersfoodbankcranberry.com.

34. GREATER CRANBERRY MEN’S BARBERSHOP CHORUS (MBC) The Greater Cranberry Men’s Chorus meets for rehearsal every Monday evening from 7:00 pm till 9:30 pm at the Dutilh Methodist Church 1270 Dutilh Rd., Cranberry Twp., PA 16066. Some arrive early to practice quartet singing. We perform about 15-20 times a year throughout southern Butler and northern Allegheny Counties.Contact: Richard Weaver. Phone: (412) 855-2406.Email: [email protected]. Website: bogmeisters.com.

35. HABITAT FOR HUMANITY - SW BUTLER COUNTY (HAB) The mission of the Southwestern Butler County Chapter of Habitat for Humanity is to build affordable housing. For information about supporting or joining in the organization’s mission, call chapter president Ron Gigler, at 724-933-9100 or by email at [email protected].

36. HELPING PAWS (HP) Helping Paws is a group of volunteers involved in raising funds to support animal rescue efforts in our area, finding permanent homes for homeless animals, educating the public on responsible pet ownership, and promoting spay and neuter programs. Volunteers interested in supporting the organization’s work are invited to contact Mary Ann Engles at 724-368-2044, or [email protected] or the website: helpingpawsinc.com.

37. HOSANNA INDUSTRIES, INC (HI) HI effectively provide home construction, repair and rehabilitation for low-income persons living in deteriorating housing and provide vocational training for unskilled workers, particularly in construction trades. Contact Amanda Becker. Email: [email protected].

38. JEAN B. PURVIS COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER OF BUTLER COUNTY (CHC) The Jean B. Purvis Community Health Center of Butler County provides primary healthcare, dental care, medications and health & wellness education to those in need. Contact: Linda Thoma. Phone: (724) 841-0980 x104. Email: [email protected]. Website: butlerhealthclinic.org.


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39. KEYSTONE STATE MUSIC THEATER (KSMT) Keystone State Music Theater is dedicated to enriching the public and the region through exceptional Musical Theater, and to impacting lives positively beyond the stage through innovative education and community outreach initiatives. Website www.KeystoneStateMusicTheater.org.

40. LIFESTEPS INC. (LIFE) Children and adults with special needs, including autism and learning disabilities, have been the focus of Lifesteps . Volunteer opportunities include working with children and those with disabilities; working with the elderly, helping out with special events and fundraisers, general office work. To learn more about volunteer opportunities, contact the Lifesteps Community Relations department at 724-283-1010 or go to its website at www.lifesteps.net.

41. MARS HOME FOR YOUTH (MHY) MHY, provides sanctuary to help young people, ages 9-18, heal from psychological and social trauma. To learn more about the Mars Home, go to www.marshomeforyouth.org or contact MHY Development Manager at 724-625-3141.

42. MIGHTY PENGUINS SLED HOCKEY (MPSH) Mighty Penguins Sled Hockey operates therapeutic and competitive ice hockey programs for the benefit of physically disabled individuals in Pennsylvania and adjacent areas. Website: penguinssledhockey.org.

43. MIRACLE LEAGUE OF SOUTHWESTERN PA (ML) The mission of MLSWPA is to provide the opportunity for children and adults with special needs to play baseball in a league-based environment. For more information on volunteering, go to the website, www.mlswpa.org, contact President Mike Sherry, P.O. Box 1519, Cranberry Township, PA 16066, or email [email protected].

44. PARENTS IN TOTO AUTISM RESOURCE CENTER (TOTO) Parents in Toto’s mission is to help individuals of all ages living with autism or other developmental challenges and their families develop the confidence, skills, and acceptance they need to succeed in personal relationships, educational settings, and work environments through support groups, unique programming, and collaborations within the community. Website: www.parentsintoto.org.

45. PASSAVANT MEMORIAL HOMES FAMILY OF SERVICES (PMH) PMH is a private, non-profit human services organization whose mission is to empower people with disabilities to live in the community by providing the highest quality supports while promoting choice and independence.

46. PITTSBURGH NORTH REGIONAL CHAMBER (PNRC) The footprint of The Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber of Commerce covers three counties, Allegheny, Beaver and Butler and 16 municipalities. Our membership ranges from sole proprietors to large corporations, nonprofit organizations and individuals who are interested in supporting our business community. Website: www.pghnorthchamber.com.

47. RETIRE YOUR OLD GLORY, INC. (ROG) Retire Your Unserviceable Old Glory is a unique project in the community that provides patriotic bins in common, convenient public locations for people to deposit their tattered, faded and torn American flags for proper retirement. Contact: Denise Etter. Phone: (412) 370-0919. Email: [email protected]. Website: retireyouroldglory.com.

48. RISE AGAIN (RA) Rise Again financially supports alternative/progressive treatments for individuals with a spinal cord injury and for professional development of therapists in Western Pennsylvania. Website: www.riseagainsci.org.

49. ROTARY CLUB OF CRANBERRY TWP - NOON (CTNR) Rotary club members are business and professional leaders who volunteer in their communities and promote world understanding and peace. Meetings are at the YMCA at NOON on Tuesdays. Website: www.cranberryrotary.org

50. ROTARY CLUB OF CRANBERRY TWP - SUNRISE (CTSR) Rotary is an organization of business, professional and community leaders united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. Meetings are at the Marriott on Friday mornings at 8am. Website: cranberrytwpsunriserotary.org.

51. SAMARITAN COUNSELING, GUIDANCE, CONSULTING (SCGC) We empower people who are struggling with emotional, relational, and spiritual pain to gain hope, healing, and the ability to change their lives--regardless of their ability to pay. Our caring therapists are state licensed providers who specialize in a broad range of areas and treatments. Contact: Beth Healey. Phone: (412) 741-7430 x1001. Email: [email protected]. Website: www.samaritancounseling.net.

52. SENECA VALLEY FOUNDATION (SVF) The Foundation seeks donations and supporters for new capital projects, programs and student scholarships. Website: www.svsd.net/Page/7747.

53. SENECA VALLEY JUNIOR FOOTBALL & CHEER (SVJFAC) SVJFAC, is an organization through which children of Cranberry and Seven Fields can participate in tackle football and cheerleading programs from July through mid-November. website at www.svjrfootball.org or contact them by email at [email protected].

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54. SENECA VALLEY LACROSSE ASSOCIATION (SVLA) Seneca Valley Lacrosse Association provides an opportunity for school-aged athletes in the Seneca Valley School District to play competitive scholastic lacrosse, to develop their lacrosse skills, to promote social relationships among its members, to engender community spirit and interest in lacrosse, and to encourage scholastic achievement. For more information, go to svlacrosse.org.

55. SENECA VALLEY SOCCER ASSOCIATION (SVLA) SVSA, is the official Youth Soccer Club serving Cranberry Township and Seven Fields. Adult volunteers are always welcome to help out in a number of different capacities. Website: clubs.bluesombrero.com/svsasoccer.

56. SOUTHERN BUTLER COUNTY GARDEN CLUB (SBGC) The Club’s mission is to encourage respect for the environment, promote participation in community service/beautification projects, and donate to worthwhile causes in our community. Our website is southernbutlercountygardenclub.org.

57. THE LIGHTHOUSE FOUNDATION (LF) Our holistic approach includes, but is not limited to, the food bank distributions, financial literacy classes, job skills training programs, parenting classes, computer classes, financial assistance, charitable car repairs and more. Website: thelighthousepa.org.

58. UNITED WAY OF BUTLER COUNTY (UW) We bring together businesses, human service agencies, the faith-based community, and thousands of donors and volunteers who want to GIVE, ADVOCATE, and VOLUNTEER in order to bring lasting change to Butler County. Website: butlerunitedway.org.

59. UPMC PASSAVANT (UPMC) UPMC Passavant has been transformed into an advanced care center, providing highly specialized medical and surgical treatment. Passavant operations, including the Cranberry House nursing home, involve 50 volunteers who provide a variety of support services to patients and their families. Prospective volunteers should contact Diane Kolling, Director, Volunteer Services, at 9100 Babcock Boulevard, Pittsburgh, PA 15237, by phone at 724-772-5815 or via email at [email protected]. More information is available at upmc.com.

60. VFW POST 879 (VFW) The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 879 in Cranberry Township shares in the national organization’s rich tradition of community service programs and special projects honoring veterans and supporting active-duty military personnel. To become a VFW member, you must verify honorable service with the US Armed Forces overseas in a foreign conflict. Contact Post Commander Alex Barna at 724-776-2419.

61. VITA / UNITED WAY (VUW) The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program offers free tax help to people who generally make $52,000 or less, persons with disabilities, the elderly and limited English speaking taxpayers who need assistance in preparing their own tax returns. IRS-certified volunteers provide free basic income tax return preparation with electronic filing to qualified individuals. Service of Butler County United Way.Phone: (724) 431-3767. Website: butlerunitedway.org/volunteer income-tax-assistance-vita.

62. VOICE (VOICE) VOICe operates an emergency crisis shelter in Cranberry and provides free, confidential services to individuals and families who are survivors of violent crime. VOICe provides an emergency hotline, manned around the clock by a trained staff and corps of volunteers. VOICe welcomes volunteers of all ages to help with its emergency crisis shelter, hotline, medical/legal advocacy, children’s programming, community education programs. Butler Outreach Office at: 724-283-8700. The agency can also be reached through its toll-free hotline at 1-800-400-8551.

63. WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HEMOPHILIA FOUNDATION (WPHF) WPCHNF strives to enrich the lives of those with bleeding disorders in Western Pennsylvania and respond to the needs of the community in a dynamic environment. Website: wpcnhf.org.

64. WILDBIRD RECOVERY (WR) Wildbird Recovery is to the rehabilitation and release of distressed wild birds. We are state and federally licensed with over 15 years training and experience in the care and treatment of injured and orphaned wild birds. Website: WildbirdRecovery.org.

65. ZELIENOPLE AREA PUBLIC LIBRARY (ZPL) Zelienople Area Public Library provides information services, access to resources, and access to library programs to the residents of not only Jackson Township, Zelienople Borough, Harmony Borough, and Lancaster Township, but also to the residents of Cranberry Township and residents of Butler County at large. Contact: Maggie Boylan, Library Director. Phone: (724) 452-9330. Email: [email protected]. Website: zelienoplelibrary.org.

66. ZELIENOPLE COMMUNITY PARK (ZCC)An opportunity to spend time outdoors and participate in various sports,events and venues which support health and wellness and promote socialization and community fellowship. Contact: Laurie Berie, Park Manager. Phone: 724 452-0231. Email: [email protected]. Website myzeliepark.org.

67. ZELIENOPLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY (ZHS) Provides research and repository services to collect, document, and restore significant items relating to the past and current history of Zelienople, Pennsylvania, and the area it serves, and to make such services available to all citizens. Contact: Karen Hungerford (724)432-3246. Email: [email protected]. Web: zeliehistoryorg.

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2,000+ HoursWR Beth McMaster

1,500+ HoursBS Kevin Spark

1,250+ HOURSCTCC/CTPA/BC3 Bruce Mazzoni

1,000+ HoursSVSA Pete BreskiMP Amy BrownSVSA Matt DeMarcoGRLC Dave FowlerBS Lyn GemperleBCAA Terry HagenGlean Linda HeerySVSA Scot JenningsSC Carol Jean KeeferGRLS Sigmund PehelSVSA Matthew PournarasBCHS Sandy RedepenningGS Jennifer RichartGS Ann SzurleyLF Tom VandlingLF Nancy VandlingBS Steve Walter

500+ HoursASC Alycia AcquavivaSVJFAC Lauren AkerSVJFAC Dave BacherLF Jack BarkleyASC Heather BaumgartelSVJFAC Steve BergCUP Anthony BertolinoGS Sandy BogdonBCAA Kenny BonusSVJFAC Pat BrugosSVJFAC Stefanie BurghSVJFAC John BurglundLF Audrey CarlsonSVJFAC Rachel ConradSVJFAC Matt CurranCTVFC Chris DeCree,ASC Kelly FennessySVJFAC Armando FerriSVJFAC Brandon FischerUPMC Gillian FlynnGlean Barbara GeistSVJFAC Kevin GormlyBCAA Steve HardingSVJFAC Matt HerrickWR Karen HespeleinASC Gerianne HollASC Barb ImanSVJFAC Lynsey Johnson

CEMS Garrett KajmowiczSVJFAC Mary KreisbergSVJFAC Mike LoebigSVJFAC Jackie LoefflerCTAA/CTSR P.J. LyndSVJFAC Stephanie MaxwellASC Joan McConahyMP Joe McCormickCTAA Jim MckinneyGS Tabatha MillSVJFAC Chris MintonCWC Tina MuskeyASC Caitlyn NeidigCTCC/ HS/CTSR/ELKS Karen NewpolCAN Reynolds Noele ASC Kristen NussSVJFAC Kelly OleyarSVJFAC Rick OleyarCTAA Greg ParrottoBS Steve ReynoldsLF Dawn RudlCUP Roy RudolphUPMC Mary SchmidtCUP Robin ShafferASC Lisa SiwulaCTAA Drew SmithCWC Lynn SnyderBS Jim SpinelliCTAA Larry StelitanoASC Brenda StitzenbergCTAA Anthony StortiSVJFAC William SutherlandLF Maryrae ThompsonSVJFAC Lindsay TurkovskyCTHS/CTCC/SBGC Roy WagnerCTPA Lynn WagnerCTPA Barry WatkissASC Alan Wolf

250+ HoursSVJFAC Vince AcriSVLA Alexander AdamSVJFAC Sarah AlbenzeSVJFAC John AlwineSVJFAC Megan AndersonSVJFAC Daneen AntonucciCTAA Matt BaicSVJFAC Wayne BakerZPL Mary Ellen BauerSVJFAC Maya BayerCTVFC Amy BehunSVJFAC Allie BeiterSVJFAC Steve BergSVJFAC Erin BergSVJFAC Heather BernhardSVJFAC Mark Bidoli

CTCC Mission:

• Encourage residents and businesses to support, volunteer and ideally join one of our non-profit groups in Cranberry & Butler County.

• To increase volunteers & membership by connecting residents to non-profit and civic groups.

• Create sustainable long term community health for Cranberry (The Cranberry Plan).

• Help to promote the non-profit and civic groups with their mission and programs.

• Help raise money for the non-profit and civic groups and encourage them to provide community programs & projects. Seed services and programs that benefit our residents and community. CTCC supports the annual community Project of the Year.

Promotion:

• CTCC Community Days is our main promotion and is themed, A Celebration of our Nonprofits & Civic Organizations. Community Days is always held on the second Saturday of July and is a 3-day event starting the prior Thursday.

• We issue the CTCC Annual Report, which lists all of our nonprofit groups and volunteers who support these groups with 50 volunteer hours per year or more, our Legacy Endowment Funds, and our financial supporters.

• Community Sign on Rt 19 & Rt 228, which was our first community Project of the Year.

• Central website, newspaper, Cranberry Township website, press releases and others.

Engaging Residents & Businesses:

• We believe that a successful community includes engaged businesses and residents.

• We encourage community service and we created levels of recognition for those who give 50/100/etc. hours of service to our nonprofit and civic groups.

• We encourage residents and businesses to create their own legacy by creating their own fund in the Cranberry Legacy Endowment.

How you can get involved...

Over 900 people volunteered50+ HOURS WITH ONE OR MORE OF OUR NONPROFITS


CAN Kathy BischakLF Christy BlackhamSVJFAC Carlos BlancoSVSA John BorlandSVSA Rhonda BrodySVJFAC Heather BroermanGS Tatiana BrowerUPMC Jonni BuelSVJFAC Justin BurghWR Lisa Busa CTVFC Jack CarneySC Bob CarraraSVJFAC Brian CelendarSVJFAC Kara ChallingsworthSVJFAC Alexa ChappasSVJFAC Paul ChristmanCUP Debbie Chwatek CTVFC Lawrence ClutterZPL Karen CramerBCHS Tina CreedonCTVFC Steve DancisinSVJFAC Seanna DavisZPL Carol DavisBCAA Taylor DawsomSVJFAC Chris DeatonSVJFAC Linda DelahantyML Kevin DelaneyCTVFC Jocelyn DemmeSVJFAC Michael DenhamCTVFC Chuck DohnBS Daryl DolanGlean Patricia DooleySVJFAC Tom DrennanGlean Chrissy EatonSVJFAC Adam FalcoSVJFAC Kerry FalcoSVJFAC Kim FerraroSVJFAC Jackie FrishkornSVLA Deana FunyakBCHS Robin GeibelGlean Harry GeistSVJFAC Stacie GillilandCTVFC Jeffrey GoochSVJFAC Greg GreerCAN Mary Jane HadleySVJFAC Jennifer HancoxCTVFC Michael HanksCTVFC Jason HawkSVJFAC Kristy HelmsenSVJFAC Joe HelmsenSVJFAC Ryan HenrieSVJFAC Brandi HerrickCTVFC Ed HestinCTVFC Bruce HezlepBCHS Lynn HoenerSVJFAC Hannah HolmesSVJFAC Amanda HolsingerSVJFAC Melanie HornSVJFAC Steve HornSVJFAC Sydney HryckoSVJFAC John HuntSVJFAC Fred HunterSVJFAC Carley JackanicSVJFAC Michael JamesSVJFAC Pamela JohnsonSC Niva JohnstonCTVFC Thomas KlingensmithSVJFAC Kristy KoenigCTVFC John KontrosCTCC/SC Chris Kosentos

SVJFAC Don KreisbergSC Rick KremerSVJFAC Gregg KunkelmanSVJFAC Pam LitmanSVJFAC Sherry LloydSVJFAC Mara LoebigCTVFC David MackCTVFC Connor MackUPMC Susan MadejaUPMC Flo MaloneSVJFAC Abbi MansonSVJFAC Brittany MariniSVJFAC Christine MartinCAN Mason MaryCTCC/CTPA/YMCA Conni MazzoniCTVFC Robert McClure,SVJFAC John McClymondsSVLA Melissa CarryeUWBC Ronald MillerUPMC Pat MitchellSC Shirley MooreSC George MooreCTCC Gretchen MoranCTVFC Mark NannaBCAA Ashley NassalSVJFAC Nikki NehnejvasaCTVFC Martin NunzioSVJFAC Melissa PainterSVJFAC Aaron ParkerSVJFAC Lauren PeetSVJFAC Dan PepinSVSA Eric PrexCTVFC John Pristas,SVJFAC Adam RathfonSVJFAC Grace RaykovicsSVJFAC Herb ReigerSVJFAC Cathy RickerCEMS Ed RitzSVJFAC Steven RobinsonSVJFAC George RobinsonSVJFAC Vandra RobinsonZPL Becy RunckleSVJFAC Cameron SchultzML Mike SherrySVSA Jeff SmithSVJFAC Fred SmithSVJFAC Alyssa SpearSVJFAC Macy SpokaneSC Terry StefflerSVJFAC Anthony StortiGS Kaylyn TaltonSVLA David TateBCHS Maria ThielBCAA Nicole ThurnerGS Kim TrostSVJFAC Amy TrzeciakCTVFC Aidan UptonSVJFAC Gary VanasdaleSVJFAC Barb VlastoSVJFAC Diane VolzSVJFAC Samantha VoynikBCHS Leo WaelchliCPL Rhonda WaksmanCPL Lisa WaskoCTVFC David WatkinsSVJFAC Brian WestSVJFAC Reaghan WilkersonSVJFAC Bryan WilliamsSVJFAC Krista Winner

UPMC Carol YakishSVJFAC Lynn ZalnaskySVJFAC Jen Zezza

100+ HoursGRLC Susan AconCTVFC William Ahlgren UPMC Dee AielloCTAA Mike AluiseZPL Bonnie AndersonSC Jane AnthonyCTVFC Tim BarchVFW Alex BarnerCALC Gary BarnettWR Laura BeckCALC Philip BergerSBGC Chuck BernathCTAA/GS Michelle BlucherCPL Ruthanne BlumelingCALC Ed BodnarPNRC Jim BoltzSVLA Christine BorderCALC Bob BorenGlean Maxine BottiGlean Michael BottiCPL Liz Braun MP Eric BrownRA Amy BrownCTVFC Paul BrownVFW Rex BrownCPL June BruschiMP Erica BurgCTVFC Ryan Burglund,CPL Maxyne CadmanCALC Clyde CameronCALC Chuck CaputySVSA Andrew CatterallCTVFC Eugene CitronePNRC Andrew ChiapusioBCAA Alex CoggonCTSR Jack CohenCTVFC Jim ColeCTSR Vic ConradBCHS Connie Cornibe HAB Renee CrattyCTHS Tom CullyCTAA Laura DecristoforoCTVFC Stephen DeVaultCALC Larry DeVinneyUPMC Riya DivekarCALC Ruth DobsonCALC Mike DoerflerGS Heidi DownsCALC Larry DuncanCTAA Eric DunmireCALC Dr. Elmer EbeckCPL Jane EllisGS Kerri ErrafaqCPL Carrie EverstineCTAA Michael FabusGRLC T. Lyle FerdeberBS Paul FerraroCTSR Matthew FioreCTAA Shawn FirsterCALC Kendra Folker55+ Pat FrerotteCTSR Teresa GadberrySBGC Alicia GarrisonSVLA Brian CarryerUPMC Hub Garver

CTAA Troy GarvinPNRC Ann GattyCTAA Jim GaydosBS David GemperleBCHS Jenna GiebelHAB Ron GiglerCandle Gail GillandCALC Sally GoodCALC R. Bruce GrinagerSVSA Robert GrovesCTAA Greg GruppSVSA John HackworthCandle Amanda HalperinSVSA John HarrisonUWBC Mary HearnCTVFC Nathan HezlepPNRC Gregg HillBCHS Katrina HilliardCALC Tim HoltCTAA John HomickUPMC Ruth HorwitzUWBC Michael HorwitzSVSA James HouserSC Helen HoweZPL Emily HuffSC Ed HugusPNRC Lisa HuntSC Erla HuseltonSC Susan HyserSC David HyserGlean Jill IzenasUWBC Greg JacobsGRLC Carol JakubovicGRLC Amy JewittCandle Karen JohanknechtPNRC John TubridyCTPA Joey JonesSC Dot JordanCTVFC Daniel KaneCPL Susan Kelly SVLA Connie KetlerHAB Judy KercovichCTVFC Dennis KimmelCTVFC Judy KinnenCALC Karl KoeblerSC Ed KomoroskiGS Kelly KovarikCUP Jason KratsasSC Peggy KratzSC Frank KratzSVLA Gregg Kunkelmann UPMC Nancy LangBCHS Dave LeoVFW Charles LewisCTSR/PNRC Jim LoganHAB Roy LonieBCHS Cody LucenteSBGC Rita MackVFW Hugh MacphersonCTHS/SBGC Shirley MahrCTAA Janell MalichkyGS Jamie MarcotteCAN Marcy Bogdanic CTCC Cindy MarzockBCHS Dennis MatsonGS Kim MatthewsCTAA Tony MayUPMC Kathyleen MazzoccoMP Mark McCoyMP Dan McCoy

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SC Bill McDanielCTVFC/SC Nancy McDanielCTVFC William McDanielUPMC Lori McElhattanBCHS Melissa McGinnisSC Rene MelodiaBCHS Jean MenchykUPMC Martha MeskoCALC Harry MetcalfeCALC Jean MetcalfeASC Roni MilichGlean John MiliusGRLC Becky MillerCTVFC Joseph MinkelCandle Shaney MitchellGS Laura MoadCTVFC Matt MoranCTVFC Lucas MoranBCHS Linda MotternCALC Andy NewellSVSA Jason NewmanCPL Carol OndrusekCTAA Mike O’ReillySVSA/CTSR Michael OzdinecGlean Deb PanosGS Rebecca PanyonSVSA David PascarallaCTSR Michael PatsyGlean Mary PecoraCEMS Fred PetersonPNRC Scolieri PhilipSVSA Peter PiotrowskiSVSA/CTSR Mike PologrutoCTVFC Matthew PristasSC Emma ProtzmanSC Matt ProtzmanCTVFC Shaun ProutyUWBC Karenlynn RauschenbergerGlean Roxanne RenaudCTSR Kimberly ReussCUP Stephanie RhoadsCTVFC Todd RiceCAN Colin RichardsCTVFC Robert RitenourMP Jay RoachCTVFC James RobinsonCTVFC Colin RobinsonSBGC Rose RomboskiCALC Tim RoscoeCTVFC Brandon Ross GRLC Susie SalterGlean Paula SandherrCALC Ed SarverCEMS Don ScelzaSVLA Barbara Schreibeis CTVFC Jeffery SchuelerCTPA Maria SchwabCTCC Gloria SecchiCTSR Mark SegarCTVFC Mark Sekera55+ William ShanerML Chris SherryCPL Barbara SimonCEMS Scott SmithSC Cindy SmythSVSA Lance SnowSC Louise Sotace SVSA Jerod SperryUPMC Melvin SpokaneCALC Michael St. Clair

SVLA Lewis SteveCWC Patty Stevens55+ Jane StokesBCHS Abby SuhoneyGS Kelle TaylorSVSA Michael TaylorCWC Gale TerenzioCTAA Nate TharnishCTAA Bob TomerSC Marty VanceSVLA Mark VandewaterSVLA Karey Vandewater UPMC Doreen VendettiCTPA Paula VigrassBCHS Susan VivanoCALC Bud WarnerSC Joann WarrenUPMC Patricia WattersCPL Sandra WattsSC Donna WeaverML Chuck WeaverSVLA Eric WhartonBCHS John WhitfordWR Stacey WidenhoferCTSR Elayne WilhelmSVLA Bryan WilsonSC Dee WitekMP Jim WoldPNRC Kim YeraceSVSA Christopher ZevolaGS Kari ZimmerCTCC Cindy Zonts

50+ Hours Candle Jean AdamsSVSA Jon AgnewSVLA Christine AlexanderHAB Linda AndersonSVSA Dustin AndersonCTSR Jerry AndreeCEMS Mark AprilePNRC Tracy ArmstrongSVSA David BacherSVSA Steve BaldingerCTAA Kevin BarberGleaner Dana BarclayHAB Brian BarnhartPNRC Gary BasiloneSVSA Jeff BearerCandle Karen Beemiller55+ Joan BergmanSVSA Robert BittnerCTVFC Graham Bitzer,SVSA Dan BlucherCTPA Penny BlumCTAA Dan BlutcherSVSA Ben BowerSC Nancy BoyleLF Tom BraunsteinSVSA Doug BroglieCandle Lisa BrownCTAA Ryan BrozeSVSA Andrew BryerUPMC Marissa BuczynskiCTPA Marcia BurchickCTCC Drew BurleyCTAA David BurnworthLF Aggie ButterbaughCEMS Jason Campbell

ML Kim CannonCTSR David CapanCTAA Andy CardosiBCHS Peter CarlssonSVSA Paul CarsonCTCC Ed CatozellaCWC Kara ChallingsworthGRLC Bonnie ChappelSVSA Kimberly CharnockCTHS/SBGC Dick CherrySVSA Serban ChituCTAA Chris CinkerSBGC Terri Lynn CiottiCEMS Joe ClarkCTAA Greg ClawsonCTAA Bill ClinefelterSVSA Brian CogleySVSA Brian ConklinCTSR Chris ConradCTSR Katie ConradCPL JoAnn CookCTVFC Richard Cook SC Melanie CoontzCTVFC Elaine Cornell CALC Dick CottenCALC Mollie CottenSVSA Amie CourtneyCTVFC Edward Cox CTAA Jack CoylerSVSA Robert CraftSVSA Kevin CramerCTPA Christy CrattySC Gerry CrehanCTCC Debbie CrumCTAA Howard CunninghamSVSA Farah CurrySVSA Devin CygnarSVSA Craig DeBiaseCAN Tobin DebraCTAA Mike DelDucaSVSA Troy DeMasterLF Bernie DenardoSVSA Keith DeWittCPL Jeff DiamondCTAA Todd DiBacco55+ Phil DiemertPNRC Steven Diffenderfer CTAA Pat DipaolaCEMS Pam DixonCTAA Dave DomencicSVSA Tina DonovanCPL Pat DucharmeSVSA Erik DuffyUPMC Maranda DunnSVLA Carey DunworthCTAA Matt DurstSVSA Luke EckleySVSA Michael EndlerCPL Lisa EnglemoreSVSA Jennifer ErinSVSA Farzad EsniSVSA Maggie FederowiczSVSA Chris FederowiczLF Carol FergusonCALC Adam FleegerCALC Maryann FleegerSVSA Gillian FlickSVSA Matthew FloydGlean Michelle FollettSVSA David Frankel

CTAA/ SVSA Brian FreyCTVFC Spencer FryeSVLA Jawn FunyakSVLA Charlene GalovichSVLA Fred GalovichSVSA Morgan GandeeSVSA Aaron GarnerSVSA Steven GeilSVSA Frank Gift Jr.CTSR Ronald GiglerSVSA Bob GillisCTSR Briana GloecklSC Norma GolembieskyCTAA Tom GoodSVSA Jamie GramzSVSA Matthew GrantCandle Carol GreenSVSA Daniel GreeneSVSA Greg GreerCTHS/SBGC Peggy GrinagerSVSA Kristi HackworthML Dick HadleyBCHS Carol HaganCTVFC Zachary Hanek MP Ray HardingSVSA Tom HarmonCTAA Jim HartfordLF Jane HartzlerSVSA William HauckASC Dave HeagyCTSR Carl HeinleinCUP Ashley HeinrichsCTAA Bert HendersonCTAA Matt HerrickSVSA Karie HessASC Suzanne HigginbothamBCHS Becky HilliardCEMS Jeff HodgesSVSA Jeremy HogueCALC Hunter Holt55+ Connie HomzaCandle Marlene HoranskiSVSA Dax HowardCTAA Chris HudacCTSR Lisa HuntSVSA Tim HutchinsonCTAA Tim HutskoSVSA Leigh HuttmanSVSA Danielle IaquintaCTSR Nancy IglesiasSVSA James IgnatukSVSA John InksCUP Jill Izenas CTSR Richard InmanSVSA Thad JackmanSVSA Michael KaczmarekCTAA Greg KarpinskySVSA Michelle KellarSVSA Alex KempsLF Elaine KielCTSR Brian KileSVSA Justin KingSVSA Scott KirkhamGS Rebecca KirschCTAA Ron KleinSVSA Debra KlinefelterSVSA Brian KnirnschildCandle Diane KoeglerCTCC Paul KoesanisML Carol Kolling

CTVFC Maria KontrosCandle Tina Kramer CTAA Uttam KumarSVSA Gregory LandgrafCTPA James LaRosaSVSA Anthony LaslavicSVLA Bather LaurenceSVSA Marianne LeadmonSVSA Jeff LeeSVSA Dan LeechSVSA Jessica LemonLF Lisa LeshinskyCPL Cathy LesjackSBGC Sharon LeszczynskiWR Alana LevesqueCTVFC Isaac LewisASC Mary Lou LienhardSVLA Lori Lindey SVLA Matt LindeyCTAA/SVSA Matt LivorioCandle Abby LizewskiCTSR Anthony LombardBCHS Isla LombardoSVSA Allen LongHAB Shirl LonieSVSA Joaquin LopezSVSA Bob LozowskiBCHS Lisa LuntzCTCC Wendy LydonSVSA Bryan MackrellSVSA Justin MadderSBGC Bev MagillLF Kyle MajorsCTAA Dan MalloySVSA Matt MarcotteSVSA Richard MarcotteSVSA Michael MarkivichPNRC Al MarschkePNRC Alyssa MarsicoCTAA Jack MartinSVSA Jason MartinLF Lisa MathewCandle Peggy MaysSVSA Jared MazzantCTHS/SBGC Irene McBrideSVSA Joseph McCannCTAA Seam McCarthyCTVFC James McConnellSVSA Susan McDowellCAN Elise McVeighSVSA Mark MeanorSVSA Ryan MeeufSVSA Vijay MenonCTAA Nick MerolaCTAA Chuck MerrySVSA Zachary MeyersCandle Christine Michael Candle Mac MichaelSVSA Brian MiklosSBGC Arlene MillerSBGC Gina MillerSVSA Phill MillerCTAA Daniel MillsSVSA Sara MisplayASC Jodie MohnkernCTSR Tracie MoniotSVSA Julie MontgomerySVSA Steve MooneySVSA Jeff MooreCTPA Ron MooseWR Grady Morgan

SVLA Jill MoriaritySVSA Brian MorinSVSA John MuellerSVSA Bryan MullenSVSA Seth MurraySVSA Matthew MyersSVSA Eric MyersSVSA Andrew NedzelCTHS/SBGC JoAnn NeelyLF Cathy NelsonCTVFC Carolyn NelsonUPMC Micheline NeubertSVSA Mike NewtonPNRC Kennedy NicholasSVSA John NickumSVSA Brenton NiebauerCEMS Steve NimmoSVSA RonaldNoonanSVSA DJ O’BrienSVSA Laura ObycSVSA Deborah OlayerSVSA Mark OlsenCALC Scott OrosGS Laurie O’RourkeCTAA Craig OttanvaniCTHS/SBGC Joyce OwensSVSA Jen OzdinecCTAA Mike PalanoSVSA Miguel Palazuelos OrtizGRLC Dave PariseSVSA Amy ParkinsonSVSA Daniel PauletichGlean Greg PecoraGlean Terrie PecoraCTAA Bill PerentiCALC Ron PerryCTSR Michael PeulerSVSA Jamie PezzutiCTPA Barry PileUWBC Barbara PisorCTAA Adam PoppSVSA Scott PostlerCTAA Dave PriceCTAA Andy PrzybylekCandle Peyton RandallUPMC Brooke RaschkeSVSA Randy RatliffCTAA Dave ReadCTAA Paul RebovichCandle Sally ReichertCandle Adam ReichertCandle Aaron ReichertCandle AJ ReichertCandle Tiffany ReidCTAA Nick ReitzCTAA Rob RentzCandle George Republic Jr.SVSA Lisa RidenourSVSA Erin RigsbyCTAA Jack RingSVSA Matt RippinGS Patricia RisteyPNRC O’Friel RobertML Fred RobertsSVSA Jason RobinsonGleaner Linda RoccoSVSA Raymond RocconBCHS Stephanie RodgersSVSA Bethany RoefsSVSA Kristine RombachCPL Barbara Rosenbaum

SVSA John RossCTVFC Benjamin Ross SVSA Steven RubinosCALC Tim RuffoGS Brandi RuizMP Lou RuzziPNRC Breen RyranGRLC John SalterSVSA Nate SannesSVSA Drew SatrianoHAB Pat SaundersSVSA Marcus SchaeferSVSA Kris Scheetz55+ Connie ScherichCAN Vickie SchillingCTSR Walt ScottSVSA Ryan SedarCAN Finney ShariCTAA Jeff SheltonCTAA Brandon ShieldsSVSA Adam ShoupML Terry ShulskyCTAA John SicilliaSVSA John SinichakSVSA Edward SippSVSA Matthew SlackerCTAA Bob SloanSVSA Steve Sloan55+ Karen SmithSVSA Greg SmithCTHS/SBGC Ginni SmokeSVSA Michael SnyderSVSA William SpeidelSVSA Shaun SpencePNRC Jan StevensSVSA Chris StewartGleaner Carmen StoffaML Nick StratigosGlean George StrightGlean Ron StrightBCHS Lisa SuhoneySVSA Lee SullengerCEMS Dan SwayzeBCHS Lenny SzybkaGRLS Sheila TalaricoCTAA Jim TandaGRLC Mary TateSVSA Alton TempleSVSA Brian ThomasSVSA Dustin ThompsonCAN James TobinPNRC Tiffany NolanPNRC Tim SechlerCTPA Gary TiptonPNRC Harris ToddSBGC Annie TombSVSA Nichole TomczakUPMC Noah ToparliSVSA Kiana TralongoSVSA Michael TronoskyBCAA Marilyn TynanSVSA Louis ValentasSVSA Robert VandenburghSVLA Kristin VanPeltMP AJ VazquezSVSA Greg VecchiSVSA Joshua VerdiCTPA Paula VigrassPNRC Nicky VoynickCEMS Mitchell WadasCTAA Curtis Wagner

CTAA Scott WaitlevertchCandle John WalcheskyCTAA Bryan WarySVSA Jay Wasko Sr.SVSA Justin WeaverUWBC Thomas WebbCTAA Seam WehnerSVSA Matthew WeinreichSVSA Carrie WeinreichSVLA Wendy SybertSVSA Kevin WildrickSVSA/HAB/CTSR Chris WilliamsSVSA Aaron WilmotCTSR Richard WilsonASC Bill WinnerML Mike WisemanASC Caitlin WolfSVSA Bradley WoodUWBC Jeff YoderSVSA David YonchaSVSA Debra YostCTHS/SBGC Kathy ZagoracSVSA Pat ZezzaSVSA David ZolkowskiCTCC Joel Zygmunt

Nonprofit Volunteers


Together, we’ve made a $5 million dollar impact - in only 12 years - as highlights in our Annual Reports.

Together, we are building a great community. More than 90% of our residents, and their families, enjoy one or more of our Projects of the Year.

Please make CTCC and the Cranberry Legacy Endowments your choice for yearly support. For more information, contact [email protected] or call 724-776-4806, ext. 1103.

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Championship Disc Golf Course & 2-Mile Nature Trail Plus A 6-Hole ADA Learn-To-Play Course

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CTCC Community Days...

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Making life changing medicine happen in Cranberry.

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