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The Community Foundation of Westmoreland County’s Revitalizing Westmoreland initiative has helped spur community development through moderate-scale, innovative projects.

Through their seven funds, Kevin and Tracy Walsh have memorialized their friends and family members by donating to a broad spectrum of community issues.

Last year, Cambridge, Massachusetts, residents Richard and Priscilla Hunt bestowed $15 million to ÁùºÏ²Ê¹ÙÍø, the philanthropy’s largest-ever gift from living donors.

Words Without Walls has helped those on society’s margins find their voices and tell their stories.

Paul and Charlotta Ross' fund helps children whose families are unable to afford the extra classes and musical training.

In response to the Pennsylvania budget impasse, a statewide coalition of community foundations and United Way organizations was created in order to demonstrate the funding community’s unified stance against budgetary abuse of the human services sector.

Financial Opportunity Centers help low- and moderate-income families build their assets while attaining financial stability and upward mobility.

Modern-day settlement houses are evolving once again as catalysts for change to transform and sustain communities.

Executive in Residence program provides expertise to nonprofit organizations as they face a multitude of challenges.

Financial advisor Sam Spanos believes that excess wealth is truly best used for making memories and for giving to worthy causes.