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WCCF News

May 2, 2019

Community Foundation Announces $150,000 Grants Program for Small Libraries

The WCCF is pleased to announce the creation of a special capacity-building grants program from its Community CARE Fund (CCF) to support small, independent, community-based libraries in Washington County. Up to $150,000 will be issued in CCF grants to small libraries during this cycle.

March 19, 2019

WCCF Partners with EQT to Present Life-Changing Scholarship

Up to $72,000 Available for One Student

With generous support from the EQT Foundation, the EQT Students of Excellence Scholarship Fund was recently established at the WCCF to provide scholarships to graduating Washington County high school seniors.

March 11, 2019

More than $218,000 in Scholarships Available

The WCCF is currently accepting applications for its more than 40 post-secondary scholarships. Each scholarship is unique according to its donor’s wishes. The scholarships target students graduating from specific high schools, pursuing specific areas of study, and demonstrating financial need.

March 1, 2019

First Commonwealth Bank Contributes Gifts Totaling $7,000 for EITC Program

Washington County Community Foundation Director of Development and Public Relations Aliesha Walz recently accepted Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) contributions totaling $7,000 from Ryan Hall, First Commonwealth Bank Financial Solutions Center Manager at the Trinity Point location. 

February 13, 2019

Dollar Bank Supports WCCF Education Programs with Gifts Totaling $30,000

Washington County Community Foundation Director of Development and Public Relations Aliesha Walz recently accepted contributions totaling $30,000 from Dollar Bank Vice President, Treasury Management Joe Stromei.

February 12, 2019

WCCF & Washington Wild Things Continue Partnership to Provide Charity Suite

The Washington County Community Foundation (WCCF) is pleased to announce the continuation of its unique partnership with the Washington Wild Things that was specially designed to support the work of Washington County charitable groups.