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CTCC IS MORE THAN JUST COMMUNITY DAYS!We help build stronger communities by encouraging businesses and residents to support, volunteer, and join one or more of over 40 nonprofit groups.

• Becomeamemberofoneofourgroups• Volunteerforevents• VolunteerforCommunityDaysandProjectoftheYear

We help to promote the events of nonprofit and civic groups, exposing more people to their causes.

• UseoftheCommunitysign• Helpdisperseinformation

We seed new community projects like the Kids Castle Playground, the Scouting Centennial Plaza, the 9/11 Memorial and the electronic Community Sign.

• Morethan16fundsandover$1millioninassetsinour CranberryLegacyEndowments

2013-2014 CTCC BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident:BobGillenbergerVice President:RoyWagnerSecretary:GretchenMoranTreasurer:BruceMazzoniMembers:CindyMarzock KarenNewpol WendyLydon CindyZonts ChristineBench

PG4—CommunityServicePG7—2015ProjectoftheYearPG12—LegacyEndowmentsPG20—BusinessDonors

PG21—IndividualCTCCDonorsPG22—NonprofitOrganizationProfilesPG27—Volunteers

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Not pictured: Christine Bench & Karen Newpol

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BUILDINGCOMMUNITY4 CTCC2013-2014ANNUAL REPORT

OVER 600 VOLUNTEERS EXPECTED FOR

CTCC COMMUNITY DAYS!Somepeopleaskhowmuchoftheirsponsorshipanddonationsgotostaffandotheradministrativeexpensesinsteadofgoingbacktothecommunity?Hereareourstaffandstaff-relatedexpenses:

•ExecutiveDirector:$0(Volunteers)•StaffSalary:$0(Volunteers)•Webmastercost:$0(Volunteer)•Rent:$0•Utilities$0•Phone/cellphone:$0•Carleasesormileageexpenses:$0•Mailboxandotherrental:$0

Weareatrue100percentvolunteerorganizationwith $0 going to pay staff and office expenses.In fact, in addition to the over 2,000 hours ofvolunteer timeourboardmembersprovided in2013, theyalso contributedmore than$15,000oftheirownmoney!

Sowhen you sponsor or donate to CTCC, CTCCCommunityDays,ortheProjectoftheYear,knowthat every dollar you donate goes back to ourcommunitytomakeitthatmuchbetter.

HOW CTCC BENEFITS OUR COMMUNITY

•CTCC’s primary goal for Community Daysand its Community Project of the Year is toencourageresidentsandbusinessestosupportand become involved with one of the manynonprofitandcivicgroupsthathelpmakeourcommunitybetter.Manyofournonprofit/civicgroupshaveincreasedtheirmembershipsincethiseffortbegan.

•CTCCpromotesthenonprofitandcivicgroupsviaCommunityDays,theCommunitySign,theHolidayTreeGallery,etc.

•CTCC seeds new services and projects thatimprove our community such as the Projectof the Year. But we have also used tens ofthousands of dollars to seed other worthycausesandprojects.

•CTCC helps to build a sense of Community,which isoneof themaindriversofsuccessfulcommunities. It creates the connection ofindividualsandbusinessestotheircommunities.

•CTCCstartedtheCranberryLegacyEndowment,a community foundation that allows donorsto support many of our nonprofit groupsindefinitely. We are closing in on almost $1million in assets in the four years since theEndowmentwasstarted.

•CTCC believes in our Four Pillars: businesses,faithcommunities,nonprofit/civicgroups,andlocalgovernment/schools.

•CTCC has expanded Community Days froma one-day event which has been 95 percentfundedandstaffedbytheTownship,toathree-day festival of artists, carnival, and concertsthat draws tens of thousands of people andover600volunteers. Lastyearweraisedover$150,000formorethan50nonprofitandcivicgroups and helped get more members andvolunteersformanyofthesegroups.Itisatruecelebration of Cranberry’s nonprofit and civicorganizations.

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FITNESS STATIONS Whyshouldkidshaveallthefun?CTCC’s2014projectoftheyearcreatedaseriesoffreshairfitnessstations inGrahamandNorthBoundaryParks,spe-cificallydesignedforadultstomaintainmuscletone,cardio-vascularconditioningandpersonalfitness.

KIDS CASTLE (front cover) By 2012, following 22yearsofsteadyuseandcontinuousmaintenance,CranberryCommunityPark’smuch-lovedwoodenPlaytimePalaceplaystructurehadfallenintoseriousdisrepair.Plansforabigger,betterandsaferreplacementplaygroundcul-minatedin2013withthedesignforKidsCastle.ItwasajointprojectofCranberryCUP,CranberryTownship,andCTCC,alongwiththousandsofstudentsandhun-dredsofvolunteerlaborersandfundraisers.

THE ARTS Strengthening Cranberry’s fine artscommunity and establishing public venues for boththetemporarydisplayandpermanent installationofartworktooksomemajorsteps forward in2012.Analliance with the Arts Association of Butler Countyled to several high-quality exhibits in theMunicipalCenter.Cranberry’scommitmenttotheartsincludesmusicalconcerts,ArtinthePark,andMartiniswithMonet,along with ‘yarn bombing’ of park trees and fencing. Allthese activities contributed tobuilding the Township’s en-gagementwiththearts.

CRANBERRY PARK VANDALISM When GrahamPark was vandalized early this year, many residents wereshockedanddisappointed.TheCTCCBoardagreedtocon-tribute$10,000towardstherepairsoftheparkdamages.

THE CRANBERRY LEGACY ENDOWMENT AnewcommunityfoundationwaslaunchedbyCTCCin2010.Itsmissionistobenefitlocalnonprofit/civicgroupsbyestab-lishingdedicatedendowmentstoprovideaperpetualsourceof income for specific communityorganizations. Wehavealreadyestablishedmorethanadozenendowmentswithas-setsexceeding$1,000,000.Thisnewsourceoffinancialsup-portwillhavealargeimpactonCranberryanditsnonprofit/civicgroupsgoingforward.Tolearnmore,goto:www.cran-

berrylegacyendowment.org.

ANNUAL CTCC REPORT The re-port is sent to every Cranberry homeand business in June prior to CTCCCommunityDays. Itprovidesthemwithanopportunitytofindoutaboutdozensofnonprofitgroupsandhowtosupportor join them. We also recognize morethan 600 residents nonprofit memberswhovolunteeredatleast50hourstoournonprofit/civic groups during the prioryear.

ANNUAL CTCC COMMUNITY DAYSThiscelebra-tionofCranberry’snonprofitandcivicgroupssawmorethan50organizations raiseover$155,000duringour three-dayevent. Morethan20,000peopleattendedand600othersvolunteered.

WHAT DID CTCC DO FOR OUR COMMUNITY IN 2013?

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2014 FITNESS STATIONSFitnesshasbecomeapreoc-cupationforpeopleofeveryageinCranberry.Tohelpresidentskeepinshapeandremainhealthy,CTCC’sCommunityProjectoftheYearfor2014willbethecreationoffitnesstrailsinseveralofitsparks.Trailsoutfittedwithexercisestationsalongtheirlength,alsoknownasparcourses,makeitconvenientforpeopletoexerciseandpromotegoodhealth.Equipmentalongthese

trailscanconsistofnaturalfeaturessuchasclimbablerocks,trees,orstreamembankments,aswellasmanufacturedproductsincludingsteppingposts,chin-upandclimbingbars.TheexactmixoffeaturesalongthefitnesstrailsinCranberry’sparkswillbedeterminedthisyearbyaplanningcommitteeintimeforinstallationduring2014.

2013 KIDS CASTLEKidsCastle–thereplacementplay-groundforCranberryCommunityPark’s22-yearoldPlaytimePalacewasatruecommunityproject.Thedesignwascreatedbylocalcitizensandstudents.Laborwasprovidedbylocalresi-dentsandmostofthematerialsweredonatedbylocalbusinesses.Theplayareathemesweredesignedtoreflectlocalhistory.Fundingcamemainlyfromlocalcharities,familiesand

individualswhorecognizedthevaluethatafirst-rateplay-groundbringstothecommunity–toourcommunity.

2012 SALUTING SCOUTS 100TH ANNIVERSARYTheBoyScoutsofAmericamarkedits100thanniversarylastyear.TheGirlScoutsofAmericawillobservetheircentennialthisyear.BothorganizationshavemadeimportantcontributionstoAmericanlifeandtoCranberryTownship.Intheirhonor,wearelookingtowardaproject–notyetfinalized–whichwouldfeatureacommemorativemonumentandstone

plazaattheedgeofafishingpondalreadyunderdevelop-mentinGrahamParknearthebaseballcampus.

2011 CRANBERRY COMMUNITY SIGNIn2010,CTCCformedacoalitionofpartnersincludingRotary,theLions,theChamberofCommerce,andtheTownshipgovernmenttomakebuildinganelectroniccommunityinformationsigntheirsignatureprojectoftheyear.Thestate-of-the-artsign–situatedinfrontofUPMC–isenableslocalnonprofitswitheventscominguptopromotethemonthesignwhereasmanyas100,000vehiclespasseveryday.

PREVIOUS COMMUNITY PROJECTS OF THE YEAR:

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THE PROBLEM:Nationwide there has been a serious decline of volunteerfirefighters. In Pennsylvania, volunteers went from 300,000 in 1970 to50,000today.Inourstate(andcounty),over96%ofourfirecompaniesarevolunteers. In2004ButlerCountyhad36 volunteer fire companies, todaywehave33andtheaverageageofvolunteerfirefightersisontherise.Thedeclineof volunteer firefighters is costingus all in higherhome insuranceas the demands of higher frequencies is putting larger demands on thevolunteersthatwecurrentlyhave(Butlercountydispatcheswere75,000in1996andin2013grewto94,250).Thisproblemhasbeentalkedaboutforthelastdecadebuttalkingisnotthesolution.

THE SOLUTION: The 2015 Project of the Year; the Volunteer FirefighterInitiativewillnotonlyhelpourowncommunitybutallthecommunitiesinButlerCounty.tisarealapproachtostemthedeclineofvolunteerfirefightersand a proactive approach to increase the number of volunteers in futureyears.Butthesuccessofthisprojectdependsonyouandmetogetinvolvedandprovidesupporttomakeitareality.

The project has three elements that will be implemented:

1. RECRUITMENT -Refocusattentionon firefighter recruitmentaswell as theappreciationof currentvolunteers.Recognizeourcurrentvolunteersbynameandyearsofservice.ThesearethepeoplewhoareourunsunglocalheroeswhoVOLUNTEERtheirtimetomakeourcommunitysafer.

2. TRAINING-AcquiringanEmergency-FireTrainingTrailer.Thistrailerwillbeavailabletovolunteerfirecompaniesthroughouttheareaforfire-emergencytrainingintheircommunities,schools,andbusinesses.Thisisaverysophisticatedtrailerandwillhelpsavelivesthroughitstrainingbenefits.Itwillalsoserveasarecruitmentcenterhelpingtoplanttheseedsforpeopletoconsiderbecomingavolunteerfirefighter.

3. OPPORTUNITY-ScholarshipsforcollegeatButlerCountyCommunityCollegeinreturnforthestudentobtainingtheirFireEssentialsandFireFighter1(about172hoursoftraining)andathreeyearcommitmenttothevolunteerfirecompany.ThisscholarshipwillbeavailableforanymajoravailablewithinBC3.

OUR GOAL:15-20scholarshipsperyearatBC3,whichisthesecondlargestfiretrainingfacilityinthestate,trainingfirefightersin27counties.

All together, this is a projectwill take about $500,000 to accomplish.Wearehoping for broad support frombothresidentsandbusinessestoacknowledgetheimportanceofourvolunteerfirecompanies.

2015 CTCC PROJECT OF THE YEARVOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER INITIATIVE


2014 PROJECT OF THE YEAR DONORS: FITNESS STATIONSThanks to all our supporters! (Donors as of May 1, 2014)

$10,000 Picnic Table & PlaqueA.J.andSigismundaPalumboTrustVictoryFamilyChurch

$5,000 Bench & PlaqueLynchWeis,LLC.GraceCommunityChurchWestinghouseCranberryTownshipVolunteerFireCompanyBruce&ConniMazzoniCranberrySupply,Inc.JohnCongas

$2,500 Bronze Plaque (5” x 7”)FirstEnergyFoundationCranberryTownshipSunriseRotaryCranberryTownshipNoonRotaryButlerCountyTourismBureauSherwoodOaks

$1,000 Entrance Pave (16” x 16”)GladeRunLutheranServicesCranberryLion’sClubSnapFitnessAndrewBurleyWeberInsurance

$500 Entrance Paver (8” x 8”)Stivison,Marlo&JeffCranberryDentalCareReedHankinsonCranberryMessengerServiceRSSCArchitectureSenecaValleyJr.FootballGeneralRentalCenterCannonUSAMonteCellosCWHowardMarjorieHimes(soccer)JamesR.LynskeyMelinda&DuaneMcKee

$250 Entrance Paver (4” x 8”)Fred&CecePetersonRoger,Michelle,Matt,SpencerMyersRogerDunlap/FreedomEnterprisesPatricia&DavidKovachWoodlansHOAGloriaSecchiOliveM.Tiller/EdwardJAloJohn&DebSkorupanBrian&LauraDadeyBrianKravecFredS.GallovichDrewSatrianoTimHoltAutumnViewInvestments,LLC.UPMCCranberryPlaceJane&VinceProfetaJohnA.ValentineScott&KathleenDecker

$150 Brass Plate (2” x 4”)GardensVeterinaryHospitalTheCharnockFamilyMadelinClementsMichaelA.SagnellaGabe&ShellyCampitelliRandallCarperJimBowserBruceHezlep

$100 Brass Plate (1” x 4”)John&CharleneInghamCharles&ShellyBossong,Jr.DanaSmithMichelleS.SwitalaJames&JoyceGascoineDevlinFuneralHomeBob&JudiBorenBeth&BradLauerBrian&JenniferSmithLizzieGuidishPercy&CherylSimpson

Karen&JoeAgnelloEd&LorraineSarverJohnSellersCarlaBaldwin&ThomasMayJenniferAprileBill&MarciaCaffallTedDeitchDavidGloverMichaelD.Patsy

$25/$50/$75 Program ListingDavid&KathleenMazzoccoEnisMazzoniMaryMessmerHarry&JanetEhmanMilan&CherieVukelichVickiMashudaWinkelvossFamilyKarnPrangchaikulBethSaraccoKatherineCalabraceEdwardCatozellaMr.&Mrs.DavidTaylorPamelaHoganKarenHerbstKarl&MarionKushnereitJudithHolman

Steve&GinniSmokeTom&ColetteKuliMike&PeggySibenacJr.DebbieFabioRoyden&DahliaGroveTomothy&KarenKelleyCharles&MargaretVanFossanJames&NatalieCarrollBill&JudyDonovanDianeLoskJim&SallyHollisterMr.&Mrs.AlbertSchartnerMaryannRoyloWilliam&ElmiraHollingsheadKen&DebraGuityBushraHaqDanielRobertSelfridgeIIITom&DianeRowaderSr.GregVecchiDavid&SusanHyserErnest&NancyJonesDan&CarolynMillerCraig&JudyWehrJohnStecklowMaryRogersLemkeDonald&ShirleyDesimonePrazerFamilyMike&StacyVernier

SylviaKasimirskyDanaDeVyverBob&CathieWagonerTheresaM.KleinRita&BillMackBrian,Jenna&TessaMarkhamRussellS.VorpeJeff&ChristineRohdeMarthaL.PickrellDavid&JenniferKochisFamilyRobertGillenbergerAnnetteMcPeekMarkandDebAllenBarbaraMacDonaldKarenHerbstDale&CindyLisiakDoloresGrafGary&SueBarkhurstMr.&Mrs.AllenPliskanerRandyandLisaNotzenRonaldA.KramerLaura&RickWaltersKathrynUthmanTheJamesDaleyFamilyRegisKuntzJr.DorothyL.DeanEd&KatePorterSusanE.Keiller


FOUR WAYS TO CONTRIBUTE TO CTCC:1.MailachecktoCTCCandmailto2525RochesterRoad,Suite450,CranberryTownship.PA,16066.

2.ContributeusingPayPalfromthe“SupportCTCC”linkonourwebsiteatwww.CTCChest.org.

3.Donateautomaticallybymonthlypaymentthroughyourwatersewerbill.Call724-776-4806ext.1103tosetuppayments.

4.Contributethroughyouremployer’sUnitedWayCampaign.ForButlerCounty,write“CranberryTwp.CommunityChest.”ForAlleghenyCounty,thecodeis#296.

CTCC is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. All donations are tax

deductible per IRS rules.

THREE WAYS TO DIRECT YOUR DONATIONS:1.UseatCTCC’sdiscretionforthegreatestneed.2.Useittosupportnonprofitandcivicgroups.3.UseitfortheCommunityProjectoftheYear.

Leverage your donation with any corporate matching grant.

CTCC CONTRIBUTIONS

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Named SponsorCranberry CUP

$50,000 – Playground EquipmentCranberry Township Community Chest

$10,000 – Picnic Table & PlaqueBruce & Conni MazzoniA.J. & Sigismunda Palumbo TrustVein InstituteCampbell, Durrant, Beatty, Palombo & Miller, P.C.Shell

$5,000 – Bench & PlaqueHouse of ChenButler County Tourism BureauWestinghouse Electric CompanyCranberry Supply Co., Inc.Megan’s MissionMoe’s Southwest GrillGrace Community ChurchLynch-WeisDynamic Building Corporation $2,500 – Tree Plaque-etched GraniteRotary SunriseStreets of CranberrySherwood OaksNeva McClymondsFun Fore AllSweeney Law Offices

$1,000 – 16”x 16” PaverJ. C. Gongas Family Foundation Andrew Burley Home DepotCranberry Lions Traco/AlcoaAsk4 Screen PrintingClem’s RV & Trailer Sales, Inc.Aladdin’s EateryMarshall Woods HOAJerry A. Andree

$1,000 – Customized Stepping StonePA Cyber Charter School

Cranberry Dental CareCarla ReisdorfRombach FamilyErin & John McClymondsKathryn & Kevin ClarkeMr. & Mrs. James Victor ConradBrian D. BlackwellKristen MackFlora SweeneyWeber Insurance

$500 – 8”x 8” PaverCannon USACharles & Cindy StunkardHaine Elementary Art Classes 2013Haine Middle School Art Classes 2013Rowan Elementary Art Classes 2013General Rental CenterSt. Kilian SchoolJim & Karen LarrimerMrs. Betty K. HessMars BankUPMC Cranberry PlaceTitan ConsultingMargery HimesJames & Sally DonnellKim & Ric PerezThe Lambert FamilyJane & Vince ProfetaYoung Brothers Tae Kwon-DoPNCAvery’s Fields Homeowners AssociationPittsburgh Battery Solutions, Inc.TJ Maxx Barbara SpithalerChris & Tawnya CombsGardens Veterinary HospitalCranberry Twp Dairy QueenButler County Community CollegeESB BankPJ LyndCranberry Nursery SchoolDoug & Laurie CundiffLisa ZuccoWeber InsuranceNatural Sleep ShopChristopher Hunzeker $250 – 4”x 8” PaverScott & Kathleen DeckerLisa Caughey

Fidelity Charitable GrantTerry ShoreLinda HeeryVFW Post 879Kovach FamilyMike & Karen ManipoleProfiles Styling Salon, Inc.Michelle S. SwitalaMike Mulkerrin’s Concrete Happy Faces Children’s CenterMetro Dry Cleaners, Inc.Satriano FamilyUPMCEileen WrubelBrandon & Elisa TaylorJeremiah BondraLarry DeVinneyMary & Rick MasonJennifer WhitePeggy MageeJoni KnochMaegan Sue CooperUPMC Wexford Urgent CareCraig & Judy WehrTheresa KleinAutumn View InvestmentsPam & John TaylorDick & Mary Jane HadleyScott HoranKevin & Elizabeth CostelloThe Dimond FamilyGary & Mary ThompsonTim BarnhartPaula SchmittJames H. Pyle & Lee PyleNakrani FamilyJackie BeckerJohn & Rachael DudashAllan & Janet TedescoJanet F. LivorineArmstrongThe Marshall FamilyPaul & Janell MalichkyTara GrekisCarolyn & Dan MillerThe Sperry FamilyTracy & John GeyerRowan Elementary SchoolDani Jo McLane & Craig McLaneJim Donato & Betsy ShookAlan & Sharon PariseJim NickelStephanie HunterThe Lahm FamilyCharles & Michelle Bossong, Jr.Phil & Dotty SteblerJennifer CranstonSeneca Valley Swin Club

Patrick & Lauren GallagherScott, Jo & Krystal BurkholderBernadette LaGambaRay & Lynn BallantineJim BowserMom’s Club Cranberry Twp. S.Cynthia E. PhelpsCranberry Senior Citizens ClubMichael HalbleibHal & Barb WillsTerry NicolaJohn & Debbie SkorupanSusan P. JohnstonMaureen WertheimerShannon & Chad Robertson

$150 – 1”x 3” PlaquePavel TyrpakKenneth FleesonThe Culley FamilyBruce HezlepRay RenyckPeggy DavisStephen GurgovitsChris FederowiczSean BannonBrad & Casie ZerbeColleen FranzBob & Terry PearceMichele & Jim SkubakTom & Becky SantryTony DiPasqualeGloria VirostekAaron HmelDebby & Bob LeRoyRachel KromkaGretchen MoranRichard BaxterT. Roger PearsonJill MoriarityLeslie BrouseRobert & Gail HahnebohmWilliam & Marcia CaffallLucy A RoselliniThe Frantz Family

Program ListingNiva JohnstonMichael & Maxine BottiJohn & Donna PefferMichael Gannon Erin McClymondsDolores GrafPitt Penn Mechanical SystemsPindroh FamilyUPMC University ENT

2013 PROJECT OF THE YEAR DONORS: KIDS CASTLEThanks to all our supporters (Donors as of May 1, 2014)


North Hills Periodontics LLCMarlene G. LutzKaren Kane & Joe AgnelloThe Meadows CustardDolores GrafMiller FamilyJames HensleyMaureen BuchinskiKelley MorroneRay & Joy DuboisJoseph McClainMadelin ClementsLinda & Trevor CurtisMatthew & Emily MehringScott & Mich4elle MoravekJaison & Jessica MoslanderThe Walker FamilyPerry & Claudia JohnsonTom & Diane RowaderWeyman’s LandscapeDave & Jessica PalascakSusan & Gary BarkhurstKarn PrangchaikulBryan, Dana & Liliana KlausSherry PuskarFrank & Norma WolffDisaster Cleanup & RepairBill & Judy DonovanThe ShigleysPam & Tom NortonWalter & Glenda ZiatekMargaret R. JonesAlice AngerMartha NewmanWilliam & Kristen ForstJeff & Patty SchwartzAnthony ZezzaPhilip A. VogelsbergCharles H. BeattieJudith A. TaylorPatricia E. AbadieThe Caffall FamilyBarbara MacDonaldThe Mirabile FamilyThe Hildum FamilyAnthony & Carolyn TomaroJohn & Sue ClarkSepcic FamilyGloria Mazzoni SecchiTimothy KohlerJohn & Cheryl AllenDorothy L. DeanGary L. TondaTom & Barb McCarthyKarl & Marion KushnereitKarl & Evelyn KoeblerRobert & Carol GraggWilliam & Lynn GraperChristopher J. GonsalvesJoan RycheckMaryann RoyloThe Christensen Family

Lois PulciniDavid & Susan HyserRalph & Kathy PapaniaCharles GerdesJane CumberledgeHoward RussellMary Esther GarlandRalph & Nicole FuchsMark LyonWilliam & Janet ZinsmeisterBeth Saracco Katherine CalabraceDiPaolo & RussoLuann & Clifford ZipfEllen LippertDolores A. WhittingtonKaren JohanknechFrieda ReganHarvey FamilyEnis MazzoniPat WestheadChristopher DeCreeMr. & Mrs. John W. McGallDaniel & Elizabeth WiegandFrank V. PetroneCatherine B. PearsickBrian & Marjory YeagerEllen & Ed DiMarzioWilliam E. BullisSarosh H. SepaiKatharine WengrynSheetzMichael & Jennifer RuckBrian & Jenna & Tessa MarkhamRick & Roselle SaxonDaniel & Lisa AaronPatrick & Amy McNamaraGymagic BusPhil & Jan RogersJames GascoineLinda GreenbergThe Pynos FamilyEric & Mindy BuzardThe Curt Whipple FamilyRich CashdollarMike, Megan & Benjamin BalawejderSrinivas PeddapalliChick-fil-aLisa NotzenChristopher SaundersDale & Cindy LisiakMatt & Patti GarrityFrancene HaymonMr. & Mrs. Robert GiederDavid & Jennifer Kochis FamilyCynthia BurnsJim & Leslie DambaughSylvia KasimirskyOlive TillerKeith Newmyer

Kathryn M. UthmanEd & Kate PorterLaura & Rick WaltersBeard FamilyThe Kirkham FamilyLorraine SarverCherri & David NicholJoel & Geraldine ZygmuntJohn & Judith StecklowBettelou BertoncelloKaren M. HerbstBetty McMasterRick & Alexis ColonelloScott MuirEarl & Marsha HeddleJulie DiMarzioM. Agnes PeeblesThe Thompson FamilyRobert & Dianne GabelEugene & Mary SorianoFrancis & Amy CondrickJane H. PaulDavid & Kathleen MazzccoMr. & Mrs. Albert SchartnerJohn Joseph BachnerPaul M Hayden & FamilyJames & Leslie KreppJohn & Erin NicotraBarbara & Michael DruschelJune & Dan OfchinickErnest & Nancy JonesAlcoa/Traco RunnersKate & Justin KingDonald & Kristen GraceMonica VenturellaRichard & Katherine DworekJane & Michael FleischauerChristopher & Kimberly CapozziCharles & Lucinda RacioppoJim & Valerie DolfiJim & Sally HollisterNick & Barbara SalviaJeffrey & Amy FullerSandra & Edward McGinnisAlick & Jean KennedyJill & Patrick CoffmanOlive Tiller & Edward AloCharles & Margaret VanfossanBill & Lisa ClinefelterRyan & Jamie GiobbiJane SaleoneLeticia & Mike LarsonBetty & Dave GordonWilliam KearneyDon & Shirley DeSimoneMary Emma TrainerJames & Shay Houser

Jeff & Julie KastelicTai-Soon & Yongui ChoiJonni W. BuelDebra & James RamageRalph L. PeabodyMary M. TappeRegis J. Kuntz Jr.Douglas JakimKaren & Martin RussellLorraine & Robert FisherJohn & Carrie McNallyRobert Gillenberger, Sr.Bridget SullivanBob & Lois KutteschMars-Seven Fields Lions ClubFrank & Judy BibriPat O’BrienJames Dush FamilyLois SharpeFred Kropf Teri BottlesSave On BeerZane & Theresa FrundJames & Lynn MoranJoan E. IrvinErin E. IrvinRoger & Barbara AllenJoe & Danni PiccioniKevin KokenVirginia A. RussellMarcy & Louis ValentasRobert & Cathie WagonerRich & Jan SabatineWendy, Jack & Keara LydonPennoni Associates IncDennis & Joyce LisacEd & Cindy WirthRonald & Teresa DerzakLisa & Caesar DeLeoMary Rogers LemkeKara DattiloJohn W. SellersAlisa DaveHeather CookVincent & Marie StefanowiczTravis ShabroLisa KreberCarol WeigantThomas & Micheleen ShafferJames &Kimberly ZacherlKelli BuczynskiSamantha RanaweeraMichael & Maribel ZuccoJoseph & Mary Beth MaddalonKohl’s Blaine & Lisa Perdue FamilyAnne & Dan Conn


THE CRANBERRY LEGACY ENDOWMENTA FOUNDATION FOR THE FUTURE

16 LEGACY FUNDS ASSETS: OVER $1 MILLION

WHAT IS THE CRANBERRY LEGACY ENDOWMENT? Itisacommunityfoundationthatyoucansetupinyournametohelpsupportanonprofitcivicorganizationofyourchoiceortohelpaspecificcausesuchasascholarship,parks,orProjectoftheYear.

WHY IS IT PART OF CTCC’S ANNUAL REPORT? TheCranberryLegacyEndowmentistheco-sponsoroftheAnnualReport,whichissentouteveryJuneacoupleweeksbeforeCommunityDaystoover14,000homesandbusinesses.EachAnnualReportwillrecognizethoseLegacyFundseveryyearwithappreciationtothosecontributorsforleavingtheirlegacywithourcommunityforever.

WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OF MAKING A CRANBERRY LEGACY ENDOWMENT? Itisyourwaytoleaveapermanentlegacyforyourfamilyandneighborstoenjoyandtorecognizethedifferenceyoumadeinourcommunity.Onlyearnedinterestisdistributedtoyourdesignatedbequest.Theprincipalisnevertouchedand,inmostyears,itwillincreaseinvalue.

HOW DO I SET UP A CRANBERRY LEGACY ENDOWMENT?Seepage17.

www.cranberrylegacyendowment.org


LEGACY ENDOWMENTS FOR CRANBERRY LIBRARYBRUCE AND CONNI MAZZONI HERITAGE FUND (2008)Bruce andConniMazzoni have lived inCranberry for over 20 years, raisingtheirdaughtersAllysonandAshley.“TheCranberryLibrarywasourfirstlove.Wevisitedweeklywithourtwodaughterstoencouragethemtoreadanddis-cover for themselves,”Bruce said. “Wehave abeautiful library andwearehappytoknowourendowmentfundwillhelpkeepitthatway,”Conniadded.BruceisapastmemberoftheLibraryboard.ConniandBrucearecurrentlymembersofFriendsoftheLibrary.

MICHELLE S. SWITALA LIBRARY FUND (2009)MichelleSwitala,avoraciousreader,gourmetcook,chairofthePine-Richlandmathematicsdepartment,doctoralcandidate,part-timePittfacultymemberandgiftedamateurmusicianwasnamedPennsylvania’s2009TeacheroftheYear.Her2009endowment isdedicated to funding theCranberryPublic Li-brary.“Ilovetheconceptofapubliclibrary,”shesaid.“IsetupmyendowmenttotheCranberryPublicLibraryasawaytokeepourlibrarycurrent,beautifulandexciting.”MichelleisalsoaformermemberandpastPresidentoftheLi-brary’sBoard.

THE SAMUEL AND CAROL TROESE LIBRARY FUND (2010)SamuelandCarolTroesemovedtoCranberrywhenithadjustover4,000res-idents; both emerged as pillars of their adopted community. Sam, a healthplanningprofessional,wantedtoseedevelopmentcomeinanorderlyfashion,sohe joined theTownship’splanning commission.HealsobecameaButlerCounty representative to the Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional PlanningCommissionandamemberoftheTownship’szoninghearingboardchargedwithoverseeingthedesignandconstructionoftheTownship’snewMunicipalCenter.Carol,whoearnedalibrarysciencedegreeatPitt,becameavolunteerforCranberry’sstartuplibraryand,in1984,becamethefacility’slibrarian.Sixyearsago,Samdiedofcanceratage61.Fouryearslater,Carolalsosuccumbedtocancer.TohonorthecouplewhodidsomuchforCranberryTownship,theirfamilycreatedanendowmentfundintheirmemory.

ANNABEL TURNER LIBRARY PILLAR FUND (2010)AresidentofCranberryTownshipandSherwoodOaksfor22years,Ms.Turner,whopassedawayin2004atage97,isrememberedforamajordonationshemadetotheChildren’sLibraryexpansionin2000.AgraduateofCarnegieIn-stituteofTechnology,nowCMU,Ms.Turnerwasanavidreaderofclassicsandhistory. In herwill she remembered the Librarywhich, combinedwithherpriorgifts,madeMs.Turnerthesingle largestdonor in the library’shistory.ThroughthisfundhergenerositywillbeperpetuatedandcontinuetosupporttheCranberryLibrary.


EDNA T. WALTER LIBRARY FUND (2010)Edna “Tommie”Walter is a resident of SherwoodOaks and an avid bridgeplayerwithalife-longloveforlibraries. SheunderstandsthatlibrariesformanimportantcommunityassetandsupportedthatbeliefwithadonationofstockthatwillhelptofostergreatprogramsandimprovetheCranberryPublicLibrary’sresources.

THE BILL & JEAN HEIDENREICH LIBRARY FUND (2010) Long-timeCranberryresidentsBillandJeanHeidenreichbothplayedrolesinformingtheCranberryPublicLibrary.Billservedonthelibrary’sBoardofTrust-eesduringitsearlyyears.Jeanworkedatthelibraryasaclerkfor18years,untilherretirementin1997.UponBill’sdeathin1982,thefamilyestablishedtheHeidenreichMemorialFundatCranberryPublicLibrary.Itwasusedtoex-pandthelibrary’scollection.Jeanlaterremarried,andwhenbothsheandherhusbandpassedawayin2009,thefamilyonceagainthoughtofthelibraryandthefundtheyhadcreatedinmemoryoftheirparents.

BARBARA BLACKSTONE LIBRARY FUND (2011)BackwhenshewasPresidentof theRowanSchoolPTA,BarbaraBlackstoneandagroupofmothersdecidedtostartaschoollibraryaswellasapublicone,housedintheoriginalTownshipBuilding.Theyweregrantedasmallspaceforreaders,butthebookswerestoredinaclosetintheone-storybuilding.Whenthe Township added a second floor, the “library”moved upstairs. In 1991,Cranberry’snewTownshipbuildinggavethelibraryspaceAndBarbara,whowasavolunteer instructorforSlipperyRock’s InstituteofLearning inRetire-ment,servedasecondtermonCranberry’sLibraryBoard.

MARGERY HIMES LIBRARY HERITAGE FUND (2013)ALegacyEndowmenthasbeenestablishedinthenameofMargeryHimesforcontinuedsupportoftheCranberryPublicLibrary.

LIBRARY MEMORIAL FUNDSGracePolochakMemorialFund(2010)RichardSteinMemorialFund(2010)

LEGACY ENDOWMENTS FOR CRANBERRY LIBRARYEdna T. Walter not pictured


PROJECT OF THE YEAR FUNDSTOM & LEE COYLE LEGACY ENDOWMENT FUND (2012)TomCoylespentalifetimeintheScouts.Duringthelate1930s,hebecameanEagleScout.FollowinghisreturnfrommilitaryserviceasaMarineinWorldWarII,hemadeacareerofScouting,ultimatelybecomingExecutiveDirectoroftheMoraineTrailsCounciloftheBoyScoutsinButlerCountyfrom1962to1984.TomandLeahmade theirhome inButler, raising their threechildrenthere.Theyweremarriedfor52years.Leahspent30yearsasaninstrumentalmusicteacherintheButlerAreaSchoolDistrictandwasanactivememberoftheArtistAssociationofButlerCountyuntilherdeath in2001.Tompassedaway in2004.Funding for themonument–whichhonorsthecentennialofScouting in the United States – came from his children Tim Coyle, ColleenCoyleOszustowicz,andConniCoyleMazzoni.

PNC PROJECT OF THE YEAR FUND (2012)This endowment was established to help support current and future CTCCProjectsoftheYear,beginningwithourfirstproject,theelectronicCommunitySignattheintersectionofRoutes19and228.TheideaofcommunityProjectsoftheYearistocreatepublicengagementandbuildastrongersenseofcom-munity–bothofwhicharefundamentaltothelong-termsuccessofCranberryTownship.

MARGERY HIMES PROJECT OF THE YEAR HERITAGE FUND (2013)A committedmemberof theCranberry community and a resident of Sher-woodOaks,MargeryHimesbelievedinthemissionofCTCCandofCranberry’sPublicLibrary.Herestateleftacontinuinglegacyinhername.Bornin1924,MargerygraduatedfromChathamCollege,andreceivedherMaster’sDegreeinEducationfromtheUniversityofPittsburgh.ShetaughtelementaryschoolinruralCentralPennsylvaniafor27years. Amongherfriends,Margerywasknown forher loveofbirds,wildlifeand thegreatoutdoors. HonoringhergeneroussupportofCTCC,theboardelectedtocreateaLegacyEndowmenttosupportfutureCommunityProjectsoftheYear.Apaverinhermemorywillbeplacedforeachnewproject.HerlegacywillalsobelistedinfutureCTCCAnnualReportsandrememberedinallfutureCommunityProjectsoftheYear,startingwiththeKidsCastleplayground.

LYNCH & WEIS PROJECT OF THE YEAR FUND (2013)LynchWeis,LLC,Cranberry’slargestandfastestgrowingregionallawfirm,con-tinuestoexpandandgainprominencewithCranberry.Itisourattentiontode-tailandcommitmenttoourclients’success,thatdrivesthefirmtoextenditscommitmenttothiscommunity,agreeingtostarttheLynchWeisEndowmenttosupportthecurrentandfutureCommunityProjectoftheYear.Cranberryisourhomeandasthefirmcontinuestodigdeeperrootsinthecommunity,LynchWeiswantstoshare itssuccesswiththecommunity.WebelievethattheCommunity Project of the Year helps to bringbusinesses and residentstogetherforthesolepurposeofmakingourcommunityabetterplacetolive,workandplay,whichisagreatinvestmentinthecommunityandourbusiness.

Lynch Weis, LLCLW

Business Lawyers Building Community Through Relationships


LEGACY ENDOWMENTS FOR CTCCBRUCE & CONNIE MAZZONI CTCC FUND (2008)Bruce ispastPresidentofCTCCandoneof the three leaderswhohelpedestablishitsnewdirection.“CTCCwillhaveapositiveimpactonourcommunitybyhelpingtoincreasemembershipamongournonprofitandcivicorganizations,”hesaid.“IthasbeenarealprivilegetobeonthegroundfloorofCTCCand,withmanyofmyfellowboardmembers,tohelplaunchaprogramthatwillhelpstrengthenoursenseofcom-munity.”BrucehasbeenaCranberryTownshipSupervisorsinceJanuary,2005.

CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS CTCC FUND (2009-2011)

UPMC CTCC FUND (2012-2013)UPMCisthemainsponsorofCommunityDays2014.Anendowmentof$2,500wasdonatedtotheCommunityDaysCTCCFundinitshonor.

J. FRANK HESS PARKS & RECREATION HERITAGE FUND (2010)FrankHess–inspirationalbusinessleader,aviator,golferandextraordinarycivicvol-unteer–wasafoundingmemberoftheSherwoodOaksretirementcommunityandagreatfriendofCranberryTownship.Hepassedawayin2007atage93,buthismemorycontinuestomotivatethosewhoselivesandcareershetouched.HisprofessionallifeincludedexecutiveandcorporateboardpositionsduringPittsburgh’sSteelCityera.Outsideofwork,heheld leadershipposts inthe IngomarUnitedMethodistChurchand theUnitedMethodistFoundation. Hesswasa longtimememberof theNorthHillsRotary,anearlypromoterofFranklinParkBorough’ssewageauthority,andboardchairmanofPassavantHospital.Honoringhismemory,Frank’swifeBettyandtheHessfamilycreatedapermanentendowmentwhichcarrieshisname.

PARKS & RECREATION

COMMUNITY DAYS

Community Days


CREATING A LEGACYSTEP 1: MAKING THE DECISION TO LEAVE A LEGACYTheCranberryLegacyEndowmentcreatesanattractiveopportunitytomakealastingdifferenceinourcommunity.CreatingaLegacyprovidestheassurancethatyournameandcontributionswillcontinuetobenefityourcommunity,yourchildren,andtheirchildren–inperpetuity.TheCranberryLegacyEndowmentenablesanyonetocreateafundsupportingtheirchoiceofmorethan40differentcauses.Therearemanywaystogive.Somestrategiescanbeexcellentestateplanningtechniques,dependingonyourcircumstance.Aswithallinvestmentanddonations,wehighlyrecommendedthatyouconsultwithyouraccountantandattorneytodecidethebestwayforyoutogive.

STEP 2: NAMING THE FUNDTheCranberryLegacyEndowmentcanbesetupinyour

nameorthenameofalovedone.Youwillthenselectanonprofitorspecificcausethatyouhaveaninterestinsupporting.Forexample,“JohnandJaneSmithLibraryFund.”

STEP 3: SELECTING THE RECIPIENTS OF YOUR CRANBERRY LEGACY ENDOWMENTTheprimaryreasonforstartingtheCranberryLegacyEndowment(CLE)wastocreatelifetimefundsforthesupportoflocalnonprofitandcivicorganizations.Thosenonprofitgroupscancountonyearlyincomefromthosecontributions,butcannevertouchtheprincipal.

WHY GIVE TO THE CRANBERRY LEGACY ENDOWMENTS RATHER THAN DIRECTLY TO THE NONPROFIT GROUP? EverycentofincomegeneratedbyCLE’sfundinvestmentsgoestothenonprofitorcivicgroupofyourchoice.PlacingyourendowmentwithCLEprovidesalevelofprotectiontoassuretheprincipalisneverusedtofulfillaone-timeneed.YouryourendowmentwithCLEwillencourageotherstofollowsuit.UtilizingCLEwillgiveyoufulltaxdeductionsandopportunitiesperIRSrulesandregulations.Finally,wecanofferprofessionaladministrationandinvestmentexpertisethatmightnotbeavailableforanindividualinvestmentdirectlywiththenonprofitgroup.

WHAT NONPROFIT AND CIVIC GROUPS CAN I GIVE TO?WerecognizeallCranberryTownshipCommunityChest(CTCC)organizationsincludingtheLibrary,Rotary,Lions,MiracleLeague,TheChamberanddozensmore.Toseethecompletelist,gotoourwebsite:www.ctchest.org.Ifagroupthatyou’reconsideringisn’tonthelist,let’smeettodiscusswhetheritqualifiesasaCLErecipient.

STEP 4: THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO GIVE• DirectDonations• How$6,500oreven$3,200canstarta$10,000LegacyEndowment• Lifeinsurancegifts• Realestate/PersonalProperties

CranberryTownshipisagreatplacetolive,workand play. But maintaining and advancing itshighqualityoflifeduringatimeofrapidgrowthrequires a strong social infrastructure aswell asa healthy physical environment. The CranberryLegacy Endowment was created as a vehicleto reinforce that infrastructure by helping tosupport the Township’s nonprofit organizations,strengthenitsvoluntarysector,andpromotecivicengagement by local businesses and residents.Creating a lasting legacy through the CranberryLegacy Endowment is both easy and affordable.And it will help to assure the vitality of ourcommunityforever.Findoutmoreabouthowyoucanleaveyourownpermanentlegacy.

• CharitableGiftAnnuity• CharitableRemainderTrust•WillsorLivingTrusts• Onlineatcranberrylegacyendowment.org


SIX WAYS TO DONATE FOR AN ENDOWMENT

LIFE INSURANCE GIFTManypeoplearesurprisedattheideaoffundingaLegacyEndowmentwithlifeinsurance,butitcanmakealotofsense.YoucandonateanexistinginsurancepolicyortakeoutanewonethatwillbeownedbytheCranberryLegacyEndowmenttobenefitthespecificnonprofit/civicgroupofyourchoice.Itisanexcellentwaytoleveragea$20,000donationtogenerate$100,000foranindividual,or$30,000donationtogenerate$250,000asacouple.Thesearemajordonationsthatwillhaveatremendousimpactonthenonprofit,scholarshiporcommunityassetforourcommunity.ThisisaPlannedInvestmentthatcanhaveimmediatetaxbenefitsforyouwhilecreat-ingalastingLegacythatyoucanbenefitfuturegenerations.

TheadvantagesoflifeinsuranceasagifttofundaMajorLegacyEndowmentinclude:• Allinsurancepremiumsaretaxdeductibleintheyeartheyaremade.• Insurancepremiumsmadeover$10,000willbeimmediatelyrecognized

asaLegacyEndowmentintheAnnualReport.• Premiumscanbemadeinconvenientannualpaymentsorinaone-time

payment.• Companymatchesmaybeusedtohelppaythepremiums.

DIRECT DONATIONSTheminimumgifttoestablishaLegacyEndowmentis$10,000.Themostpopularmethodisdirectdonation.Manycontributetotheirendowmentsonaregularbasistoincreasetheirsizeandeffectiveness.Inadditiontosupport-ingspecificnonprofitandcivicorganizations,thereareanumberoffield-of-interestfundsavailabletosupport.

How $6,500 or even $3,250 can launch a $10,000 Legacy EndowmentTheCranberryLegacyEndowmentwillallowyoutoqualifyforataxdeduc-tionaccordingtoIRSrulesandregulations.Ifyouarecurrentlyinthe35%taxbracketandclaimdeductions,your$10,000legacyendowmentwilleffective-lycostyoujust$6,500.Andifyourcompanymatchescharitablegifts,yournetcontributionwouldbehalfthat–$3,250.

Levels of EndowmentsTherearecurrentlyfourlevelsofLegacyEndowments.WerecognizeeachlevelbynameinourAnnualReport:

• Legacy$10,000• Heritage$25,000

• Pillar$50,000• Legend$100,000

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REAL ESTATE/PERSONAL PROPERTYFromfarmlandtotimberlandtovacationresidencestorentalproperties,agiftofrealestatecanunlockthefullvalueofyourpropertyandofferspecialeconomicadvantages.Youcanmakeasubstantialgiftthroughatransferofresidential,commercial,orunde-velopedrealestate.Ifyouownpropertynotsubjecttoamortgagewhichhasappreciatedinvalue,acharitablegifttoCranberryLegacyEndowmentsand

thenonprofitofyourchoicemaybeanattractiveproposition.

CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITYAneasyandpopularwaytomakeaplannedgifttoCranberryLegacyEndowment(CLE)isthroughacharitablegiftannuitywhichprovidesyouwithlife-timeincome.Whenyoumakeagiftof$25,000ormoreto(CLE)toestablishacharitablegiftannuity,CLEpromisestopayyou(oruptotwopeople)anincomeatafixedannualrate.Thisrate,basedonyourage(s),isestablishedatthetimeofyourgiftandneverchanges.Yourincomefromthisgiftisguaranteedforlife.Uponyourdeath,CLEreceivestheremainderoftheannuityandappliesthefundstotheprogramyouspecifiedatthetimeofyourgift.

CHARITABLE REMAINDER TRUST (ANNUITY OR UNITRUST)Forgiftsof$100,000andgreater,youcancreateacharitableremaindertrustduringyourlifetimeorthroughyourestate.WhenyoutransferassetsandnameCranberryLegacyEndowments(CLE)asthetrustee,weinvesttheassetsforthelengthofthetrustterm.Thisgiftoptionprovidesyouoryourlovedoneswithannualincomefortherestofyouroryourlovedones’lifetimes;oratermofuptotwentyyears.Whenthetrusttermisover,theremainingassetsaredistributedtothenonprofit/civicgroupyoudesignated

intheinitialagreement.

BEQUEST IN WILL OR LIVING TRUSTAfterprovidingforfamilyandfriends,youmaychoosetomakeabequestinyourwillorlivingtrust,designatingacharitablegifttoCranberryLegacyEn-dowmentsafteryourdeathtobenefitaspecificnonprofit/civicorganization.AbequestallowsyoutomakeagifttoCLE,receiveanestatetaxdeductionfortheamountofthegift,andleavealastinglegacytotheaspectofourcommunitywhichismostimportanttoyou.

IfyouareinterestedinrememberingCLEandaspecificnonprofit/civicorganizationinyourwillorlivingtrust,pleasecontactCLEaboutyourinten-tions.Arepresentativewillprovideyouwithbequestlanguagethatmayassistyouandyourattorneywhenwritingyourwillorlivingtrust.WewillalsohelpyoucraftaStatementofIntentforyourgift,specifyinghowthegiftshouldbeusedwhenreceivedbyCLE.

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ATTRACTION LEVEL SPONSORSBackFromThePastAutoSalesBudsSudsC.W.HowardIns.AgencyInc.CannonUSAChaskaPropertyManagerChesterEngineersCode.sys(CodeConsultingInc.)CranberryTownshipEMSDevlinFuneralHomeDick’sSportingGoodsInc.Dillon,McCandless,King,Coulter&Graham,LLPDominico’sFogle&Associates,LLCGenerationalDentalAssociatesHondaNorthKennyRossChevrolet,Buick,North,Inc.MarshallProtectionServicesNextierNorthPittsburghOralSurgeryAssociates,LTDPittsburghMarriottNorthQuestDiagnosticsRoss,Schonder,Sterzinger,CupcheckSimpsonMcCradyBenefits,LLCSmartMediaCommunicationsSpeedproTheMunicipalAuthorityoftheBoroughofWestViewWholeFoodsMarketWexford

EVENT LEVEL SPONSORS 5thAveFidoAdvancedDentalCareAlleghenyChesapeakePhysicalTherapyBC3BobbyRahalBravoBrunner,Blackstone&Associates,PCBud’sSud’sColdwellBankerCranberryDairyQueenChathamUniversityDaveKovachDollarBankESBBankEtchinGlassFedeleInsuranceFashionistaRTFun-Fore-AllGantInsuranceRestorationGeneralRentalGilleceTransmissions,Inc.GlickFireEquipmentCo,Inc.GKGOrthodonticsGreatClipsHealthAmericaPennsylvaniaInc.HenneJewelersHeston,EdHezlepFamilyKindermusikKressBrothersBuildersLBFoster

MazzoniFamilyMarsNationalBankMonteCello’sofCranberryNZoneSportNorthEasternUniforms&EquipmentInc.NorthwestBankNPLCranberryInc.NorthParkLoungePinnacleFinancialStrategiesPreciousBeginningsPreschoolRainierPhysicalTherapyLLC.SaveOnBeerScuilloInsurance&FinancialServices,Inc.SnapFitnessSorbara’sShop‘nSaveSpringfieldGrilleSt.Esprit’sSubwayRt.19StateFarmAgent-AlexAudiaTheHiteCompanyTruistPACyberCharterSchoolTrafficControlEquipment&SuppliesCo.,Inc.TreasureHuntTurleyService&TowingWesBancoYOUROwnRetirementZockFamilyChiropractic

THANKS TO OUR 2013 BUSINESS CTCC DONORS

WestinghouseElectricCompanyLynchWeisCranberryTownshipVeinInstituteofPittsburgh,LLCButlerCountyTourismConsolidatedCommunicationsPNC

BaierlAutomotiveTheCranberryEagleMSAS&TBankArmstrongCranberryMessengerServiceScott&ChristieEyecareAssoc.

WeberInsuranceStreetsofCranberryCranberrySupplyCo.,Inc.SherwoodOaksPennPower

MAIN SPONSOR: UPMCPassavant

GIFTS & IN-KIND SUPPORTAdvancedAutoPartsAlladdin’sCarnegieMuseumofArtChick-Fil-AChipolteCulliganWaterDuncanDonuts

Eatn”ParkEinsteinBrosFirehouseSubsFirestoneFreedomSquareDinerHoulihan’sIronArmour,LLC

KingensmithFamilyLBFosterCompanyLindaMidcap’sHairGalleryLonghornSteakhouseMoe’sOliveGardenQuakerSteakandLube

MaryKayRichersonR.JDevelopmentSirPizzaSmartMediaCommunicationsThistleSeaBusinessDevelopment

MAJOR SPONSORS

GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCHAfast-growingcongregationwhichbuiltalargenewfacilityalongMarshallRoad,iscommittedtoservingtheCranberryTownshipcommunitythroughouttheyearbyassistinglocalresidents as well as various municipal departments. TheyincludeAdopt-a-Highway, CTCC thank-you cards,Gleaner’sFoodBank,cleaningoutpark flowerbeds,home improve-mentsfornumerousresidentsandarecyclingprogram.ForCommunityDays,theyareresponsibleforthecarnivalticketsalesandparkingdonationcollection.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTSLocatedonthecornerofRochesterandPowellRoads, theMormonchurchanditsmembersareactiveinthecommu-nityprovidingaccesstotheirFamilyHistoryCenterforany-oneinterestedingenealogy.In2012,forCommunityDays,churchmembers assumed responsibility for the children’sshelterwhichincludedavarietyofchildren’sactivities.

VICTORY FAMILY CHURCH Inadditiontoitsfamilyministry,VictoryFamilyChurchem-bracestheentirecommunitywithinitscongregationalmis-sion.Weekly services,events,andvolunteeropportunitiesallow members to connect with one another in a casualchurchsetting.DuringCommunityDays,thechurchsuppliedinflatableattractionsaswellasmorethan100volunteerstohelp localchildrenenjoytheirvisittothecommunity-widecelebration.

SAINT FERDINAND CATHOLIC CHURCHThisvibrantparishhasanumberofprogramsthatbenefitthe larger community consistentwith its spiritualmission.IthostsGleaner’sFoodBank,servingtheneedyofsouthernButlerCounty.Itsponsorsclothingandfurniturecollections.ItholdsaComfortBlanketMinistry.ItisasponsorofPitts-burgh’sJubileeSoupKitchenanditishometoGod’sPreciousPreemiesinwhichwomencrochet,knitandsewclothingforprematurebabies in local hospitals. Last year, the knittinggroup also decorated trees in Community Park as part ofCranberry’s2013ArtintheParkprogram.

THANKS TO OUR 2013 INDIVIDUAL CTCC DONORS

Individualsupport isourmost importantformofsupport.CTCCischarteredasa501(c)3nonprofitorganizationandyourcontributionsaredeductible,perIRSregulations.Wearestaffedbyvolunteers.Everydollardonatedisinvestedbackintoourcommunity.

Jerry/JanAndreeThomasBardolNancyC.BowersWilliamBullisEdCatozellaGailMashudaDickenCherryLawrenceE.CiccoThomas&PatriciaCullyBarbaraA.DelbeneRobert&MarilynEganMeghanFirster

ThomasGrayPaulJ.GreiggerMichaelGuffeyBrian&LindaHeeryTimHoltJohnKamodyMrs.HenryC.KimbroPaulJ.KotsenasPatricia&DaveKovachMaryLouLaslavicGlennLeonbergerKathleenLovett

Bruce&ConnieMazzoniRichardMeltzerGretchenMoranCarolA.MusickRogerMusserJeffreyP.MyersNinaM.PappalardoTheresaPearceJohnPerockFrederickPetersonBobGillenbergerRobinSalisbury

KatieSciulliMichaelSchrockMichele&JimSkubakDanaSmithBridgetSullivanMichelleSwitalaMarieTamiliaEmilyTildenRoyE.III Wagner


THANKS TO VOLUNTEERS FROM CRANBERRY CHURCHES

Alex’s Lemonade Stand (AL)This fundraising organization, named for a four-year old cancerpatient’s efforts to raise money to help the 200,000 childrendiagnosed with cancer worldwide each year, has preserved herlegacy through a foundation for pediatric cancer research. Localfundraising events honoring Alex, as well as local child cancerpatients, support the foundation. To learn more, go to theorganizationswebsiteatwww.alexslemonade.org.

American Cancer Society (ACS)TheAmericanCancerSocietyisanationwide,community-based,voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer asamajorhealthproblembypreventingcancer,savinglives,andbydiminishing suffering from cancer through research, education,advocacy,andservice.TherearemanywaystosupporttheworkoftheAmericanCancerSociety includingtax-deductibledonations,volunteeropportunities,andlife-changingeventssuchasMakingStrides Against Breast Cancer® and Relay For Life®. For moreinformationaboutlocalACSevents,contactMollyWalshat:[email protected].

American Heart Association (AHA)Themission of the American Heart Association is to raise fundsfor the discovery and improvement of procedures, devices, andmedicines related to cardiovascular diseases and stroke. Manyof its programs have local units, including Cranberry Township,wherevolunteershelptopromotethevalueofphysicalactivitytoelementary, middle and high school children through programs.Anyone interested in advancing thework of the Association cancontactBarbaraRoth,DivisionDirectorforButler&Beavercountiesat:724-453-1004orbyemailat:[email protected].

Associated Artists of Butler County (AABC)Since itsstartasan informalartists’club in1928,theAssociatedArtists of Butler County hasworked to encourage, promote andfostertheartsinButlerCounty.Until1990,itreliedontemporaryfacilities formembershipmeetings and exhibits. Alongwith soloartist and small group shows, AABC now hosts freemonthly artexhibits in itsdowntownButlergalleries. Italsooffersaffordableafter-school art programs, adult classes, and workshops. Fordetails, contact AABC president Paul Scanlon at [email protected].

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Butler County (BBBS)Big Brothers Big Sisters is America’s oldest, largest and mosteffective youthmentoring organization. Its adult volunteers helpchildrenages6 through18enrolled in theprogrambyprovidingpositiverolemodelsinone-to-onerelationships.Adultvolunteersarescreened,provided initial training,andaskedtomakeaone-yearcommitmenttospend10to12hoursamonthwiththechild.FindoutmorebygoingtotheYMCA’swebsite,www.bcfymca.organdclickingontheBigBrothersBigSisterslinkorbycallingprogramdirectorCorinneCoulsonat724-287-4733.

Boy Scouts of America (BS)TheBoyScoutsofAmericaincludesoverfivemillionmembers.Theorganizationprovidesaseriesofage-relatedprogramsforyoungpeople that builds character, trains them in the responsibilitiesof participating citizenship, and develops personal fitness. BoyScoutTroops403and404aswellasCubScoutPacks403and406in Cranberry operate under the authority of the Moraine TrailsCouncil. Each unit meets according to a schedule of their ownchoosing. Formore information, call the Council’s office at 724-287-6791orgototheirwebsite:www.morainetrails.org.

BC3 Education Foundation, Inc.The Butler County Community College Education Foundationprovides resources to support the college’s mission. As BC3’sprivatefundraisingorganization,theFoundationlinkscommunity,students,alumni,businesses,organizations,andfoundationstoanenvironmentofinnovation,energy,creativity,andaccomplishment.TheFoundationraisesfundstoenhancethefacilitiesandtosupporteducationalprograms.ThroughannualgiftsfromTheFoundation,thecollegeisabletopurchaseneededequipmentandtechnologytosupportstudentsuccess.Formoreinformation,gotowww.bc3.edu/foundationorcontact:[email protected].

Butler Health System Foundation (BHS)TheButlerHealthSystemFoundationisthecharitablecornerstoneofButlerHealthSystem.ItprovidesfinancialsupportforthegrowthofBHS’sprogramsandservices.Recentdonationshavesupportednew technology for theMolecularMedicine Lab, equipment fortheWomen’sImagingCenter,aperfusionmachineforuseinopenheartsurgery,andcharitableservicetochildrenandtheirfamiliesthroughtheFamilyServicesandButlerRegionalRecoveryProject.Contact Kris A. Bowser, Development Specialist, Kris.Bowser@butlerhealthsystem.orgorgotowww.butlerhealthsystem.org.

Butler County Humane Society (BCHS)TheButlerCountyHumaneSocietyhascaredforabused,neglected,abandoned and unwanted dogs and cats, placing them intothe homesof loving, adoptive families formore than 100 years.Since 2000, it has been the only no-kill animal shelter in ButlerCounty.Approximately300volunteersaugmenttheSociety’scoreprofessional staff. Orientations for various volunteer positionsareprovidedmonthlyattheHumaneSociety’sfacilityinRenfrew,PA. Formore information or for a volunteer application, contactMichelaorSueat724-789-1150.

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS MAKING

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CANDLE, Inc. / Reality Tour (CANDLE)Butler-based CANDLE, Inc. developed a trademarked parent andchilddrugpreventionprogramitcallsTheRealityTour–athree-houreveningprogramforchildrenage10andolder,accompaniedbyaparent.Itprovidesinnovative,cost-effectivedrugpreventioneducationatthecommunitylevelforparents,childrenandschools.The tour includes healthcare professionals, law enforcement,recoveringaddicts,civicorganizations,andyouthgroupsanchoredby a dramatic narrative portrayal of a teen on heroin. To date,over 10,000 Pennsylvania residents have attended. For moreinformation,contactNormaNorris,[email protected].

Center for Community ResourcesThemissionoftheCenterforCommunityResourcesistoconnectpeople with the support services needed for learning, workingandlivingintheircommunity.Itsgoalistocoordinateservicesforthoseseekinginformationandreferralsformentalhealth,mentalretardation, substanceabuseorotherhumanserviceneeds.TheCenterprovidesfreeandconfidentialassistance,includingforthosewho are deaf, visually impaired, or with physical or intellectualdisabilities. The Center helps over 10,000 people each year. Formoreinformation,gotowww.ccrinfo.orgorcontactDanSteighnerat724-431-0095.

Cranberry Area Lions Club (Lions)With45,000clubsandmorethan1.3millionmembers,theLionsis the world’s largest service club organization. It is also one ofthemosteffective.Itsmissionistoempowervolunteerstoservetheir communities,meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace,and promote international understanding. For membershipinformation,contactTimRoscoe,(724)538-1008,[email protected],orgoto:sites.google.com/site/cranberrylions.

Cranberry CUP (CUP)In2000,CathyCortazzosuggestedcreatinganeighborhoodslow-pitch softball tournament. That tournament has since grownto include a golf outing, two softball divisions, three days ofcompetition,more than 40 teams and has raised over amilliondollars to benefit local families in need, scholarship funds andcommunity projects. For more information, contact CranberryCUPatP.O.Box1614,CranberryTownship,PA16066,[email protected],oratitswebsite,www.cranberrycup.org.

Cranberry Public Library (CPL)Cranberry’sPublicLibrarystartedin1973withjust200booksinatinyspace.Todayithasover95,000itemsinitscollectionandmorethan26,000registeredpatrons.Thelibraryissupportedbypublicfundsandmostofitsservicesremainfree,althoughthelibraryisalways looking for volunteers. But additional help from patronsandothersisfundamentaltoitssupport.FriendsoftheCranberryPublic Library has a goal of sustaining the library’s excellence.Formoreinformation,ortomoreaboutvolunteeropportunities,contactCherylFerraroat(724)776-9100.

Cranberry Place - UPMC PassavantBuildingon its foundationasawell-respectedanddeeplyrootedcommunity hospital, UPMC Passavant has been transformedin recent years into an advanced care center, providing highlyspecialized medical and surgical treatment by expertly trainedandrenownedphysicians.Inadditiontoitsprofessionalstaff,thePassavant’s operations include approximately 50 volunteerswhoprovideavarietyofsupportservicestopatientsandtheirfamilies.Among them: visiting patients, running activities, calling bingo,building bookshelves, and more. Prospective volunteers shouldcontactDianeKolling,Director,VolunteerServices,at9100BabcockBoulevard,Pittsburgh,PA15237,[email protected] information isavailableatwww.upmc.com.

Cranberry Senior Center (CSC)The Cranberry Senior Center in the Township Municipal Center,operatedbytheLutheranServicesSocietyandtheButlerCountyAreaAgencyonAging,isopenyearround.ItisanditservesfreelunchesMondaythroughFridaytoButlerCountyresidentsage60orolder.Activities arealsoplanned for eachday.Volunteers arealwayswelcometohelpwithdutiessuchaspreparingandservingmeals, tidying up at closing time, teaching a class, or leading aworkshop.TolearnmoreaboutvolunteeropeningsattheCenter,orforascheduleofactivities,contacttheCranberrySeniorCenterManager,TerrieWalkerat724-772-6086,between10:00AMand2:00PM.

Cranberry Township Athletic Association (CTAA)CTAA,theCranberryTownshipAthleticAssociation,isresponsiblefor organizing and scheduling every type of youth baseball andsoftball for league play in Cranberry. It currently serves 1,700members.Adultvolunteersarewelcomeinevery.Meetingsareheldmonthlyexcept for July;nomembership feesapply toadults. Tolearnmoreabouttheorganizationanditsvolunteeropportunities,contact president Anthony Storti at: [email protected],www.ctaaonline.com.

Cranberry Township EMS (EMS)Foundedin1969asadivisionoftheCranberryTownshipVolunteerFire Company, the Cranberry Volunteer Ambulance Corps laterevolved into an independent agency with a predominantly paidstaffofEMTsandParamedicsaswellasround-the-clockstaffing.It is the ambulance service of record for Cranberry Township,although its operations are financed by insurance, direct billing,subscriptionsandvoluntarydonationsratherthantaxes.Firstaid,CPR,AEDand child car safety seat classes areofferedat regularintervals.Donorsandpart- timevolunteersarealwayswelcome.Call724-776-4380fordetails.

Cranberry Township Historical Society (HS)TheCranberryTownshipHistoricalSocietywasfoundedin1988toidentify,preserve,andpromotepublicawarenessofhistoricalsites,landmarks,placenamesandtraditionsinCranberry.Itoffersfreeprogramsand toursof the fully-restored1873one-roomSampleSchoolhouse.Membershipmeetingsareheldquarterly,usuallyintheMunicipalCenter.Formoreinformation,contactpresidentRoyWagnerat724-612-5730orbyemailatrewagner@zoominternet.net. Membership application forms and schedule of dues areavailableattheSociety’swebsite,www.explorecranberry.org.

Cranberry Township Rotary (CTR)CranberryTownshiphastwoRotaryclubs;onemeetingatsunrise,theotheratnoon.Rotarymembersarebusinessandprofessionalleaders who volunteer in their communities and carry outhumanitarian projects to address such issues as poverty, health,hunger, education, and the environment. For more informationabout Noon Rotary, contact Richard Dunmire, President PO Box1474,CranberryTownship,PA16066(412)352-4922,[email protected], or go to www.cranberryrotary.com. For SunriseRotary,gotocranberrytwpsunriserotary.org.

Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire CompanyTheCranberryTownshipVolunteerFireCompanyisanall-volunteerorganizationestablishedin1959providingfireandrescueservicesto Cranberry Township. Cranberry provides financial support forbuildingmaintenance,equipment,andtrucks.Inreturn,membersspend their volunteer time training, performing administrativework, and responding to emergency calls. For membershipinformation,contact:BruceHezlep,President,1629HaineSchoolRoad, Cranberry Township, PA 16066, (724) 776-1196, or go towww.ctvfc21.org.

Cranberry Women’s Club (CWC)The Cranberry Women’s Club promotes civic and philanthropicprojects within the community. Its members meet each monthintheLibrarytoplanprojectsandeventswhichnormallyincludeseveralfundraiserstobenefitvariouslocalcharitiesandnonprofits.OtheractivitiesincludeBookClubmeetings,monthlydinners,andspecialprojects.Informationaboutmembershipandvolunteeringis available by attending ameeting, asking any clubmember, bycontacting club president Carol Davis at [email protected],orgoingtowww.cranberrywomensclub.org.

Friends of the Cranberry Public Library (FCPL)The library is supported by a dedicated local property tax,augmented by modest state and county funds. But additionalhelpfromlibrarypatronsandotherswhounderstandthevalueagood public library brings to its community a fundamental pillarof support. Today thatprivatehelp ismore important thanever.FriendsoftheCranberryPublicLibraryiscomposedofindividualswho share a common goal of enhancing the library’s collectionsandservices,promoting itscontinuedgrowth,expanding itsuse,and sustaining the library’s excellence. For more information,contactCherylFerraro,Secretary,2525RochesterRoad,CranberryTownship,PA16066,orat724-776-9100,oremail [email protected],orgotowww.twp.cranberry.pa.us/index.aspx?NID=850

Girl Scouts of Western Pennsylvania (GS)Since its founding 100 years ago, Girl Scouts has providedopportunities for girls to develop positive values and contributetosocietyasleaders,thinkers,andresponsiblecitizens.Today,GirlScoutsremainsahighlyregarded,contemporaryorganizationandadvocate for girls. Anyone interested in becoming amember orvolunteercanvisittheGirlScoutwebsiteatwww.gswpa.org,orcallRobinWingardat724772-2216.

Glade Run Lake Conservancy (GRLC)GRLC is dedicated to the restoration, ongoing preservation andimprovement of Glade Run Lake and its adjacent lands.GRLCwelcomes and encourages broad community involvement fromindividuals and organizations toward ensuring that developmentand improvements toGladeRunLakearean integralpartof thelocalcommunitylifeandregionalheritage.Getmoreinformationby emailing [email protected] or go to ourwebsiteatwww.gladerunlakeconservancy.org.

Glade Run Lutheran Services (GRLS)GladeRun Lutheran Services servesmore than 2,500 individualsa year with behavioral needs or autism disorders in WesternPennsylvania. Children ages 6 to 21 are treated in residentialfacilities, group homes and at St. Stephen’s, its licensed privateschool for students with special needs. Outpatient services areprovided to individuals and families each year from offices inButler, Beaver Falls and Pittsburgh. Its Zelienople farm campusofferslearningopportunitiesandactivitiesforbothtypicalchildrenand those requiring special attention. For more information, goto www.gladerun.org or contact Dave Harmon at: [email protected].

Gleaner’s Food BankGleaner’s Food Bank is a non-denominational organizationserving Cranberry Township residentswhomeet Butler County’sincome guidelines for food assistance. The food bank acceptsanddonationsofnon-perishable food itemsaswellasmonetarydonations. Local organizations and student groupsorganize fooddrivestoreplenishthefoodbank’scupboard,which is located inanannexbuildingatSt.Ferdinand’sChurch.Todonateorbecomeadrop-offlocation,contactLindaHeeryat724776-2888,byemailat [email protected], or go to the website at www.gleanersfoodbankcranberry.com.

Habitat for Humanity (HAB)The mission of the Southwestern Butler County Chapter ofHabitat forHumanity is tobuildaffordablehousing.The idea forHabitatbeganinthe1960s inAmericus,Georgia.Sincethen,theorganizationhasbuiltnearly300,000housesaroundtheworld.Sixyearsago, itsSouthwesternButlerCountychapterorganizedandranafund-raisingAquathonatCranberry’sNorthBoundaryPark.Thateventwillcontinuethisyear.Forinformationaboutsupportingorjoiningintheorganization’smission,callchapterpresidentRonGiglerat724-933-9100orbyemailatrsg@rsscarch.com.


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Helping Paws, Inc. (PAWS)HelpingPawsisagroupofvolunteersinvolvedinraisingfundstosupportanimalrescueeffortsinourarea,findingpermanenthomesfor homeless animals, educating the public on responsible petownership,andpromotingspayandneuterprograms.Volunteersinterested in supporting the organization’s work are invitedto contact Mary Ann Engles at 724-368-2044, or [email protected] filloutavolunteerapplication,which isavailableatthewebsite:www.helpingpawsinc.com.Lifesteps,Inc.

Lifesteps, Inc. (LIFE)Childrenandadultswithspecialneeds,includingautismandlearningdisabilities, have been the focus of Lifesteps since its founding,nearly90yearsagoastheNationalSocietyforCrippledChildren.Today,with over 600 employees, Lifesteps operates programs inmore than 59 locations throughout Southwestern Pennsylvania.Volunteeropportunities includeworkingwithchildrenand thosewithdisabilities;workingwiththeelderly,helpingoutwithspecialeventsandfundraisers,generalofficework–evenspringandfallgrounds keeping. To learn more about volunteer opportunities,contacttheLifestepsCommunityRelationsdepartmentat724-283-1010orgotoitswebsiteatwww.lifesteps.net

Mars Home for Youth (MHY)MHY Family Services, formerly Mars Home for Youth, providessanctuarytohelpyoungpeople,ages9-18,healfrompsychologicalandsocialtrauma.Formorethan135years,theagencyhasevolvedtomeettheneedsofat-riskyouthandfamilies.Itprovidesasafecommunitywhere clients and staff canengage in treatment andprogrammingtoencouragerecovery,healingandgrowth.TolearnmoreabouttheMarsHome,gotowww.marshomeforyouth.orgorcontactMHYDevelopmentManagerAmySmithat724-625-3141orbyemailatasmith@mhy-mars.org.

Miracle League of Southwestern PA (MLSWPA)ThemissionofMLSWPAistoprovidetheopportunityforchildrenandadultswith specialneeds toplaybaseball ina league-basedenvironment.Withaspeciallydesignedrubberturffield,MLSWPAmakes dreams come true for children and adults who desiretoplayball just like their brothers, sisters and friends. Formoreinformation,gotothewebsite,www.mlswpa.org,contactPresidentMikeSherry,P.O.Box1519,CranberryTownship,PA16066,[email protected].

Seneca Valley Foundation (SVJFAC)TheSenecaValleyFoundationisdesignedtoencourageexcellenceandinnovationintheSenecaValleySchools.TheFoundationseeksdonations and supporters for new capital projects, programsand student scholarships. Its board includes local businesses,community and school leaders. The Foundation is also a vehiclethroughwhich charitable donationsmay bemade to the SchoolDistrict. In addition, the Foundation provides several collegescholarshipstostudents intheDistrict.Formore information,goto www.svsd.net/Page/7747, contact: Linda Andreassi, 724-452-6040,ext.1612,[email protected].

Seneca Valley Junior Football & Cheer Association (SVJFAC)SVJFAC,isanorganizationthroughwhichchildrenofCranberryandSeven Fields can participate in tackle football and cheerleadingprogramsfromJulythroughmid-November.Morethan500childrentake part in the volunteer organization’s programs. For moreinformation,visittheassociation’swebsiteatwww.svjrfootball.orgorcontactthembyemailatpresident@svjrfootball.org.

Seneca Valley Lacrosse Association (SVLA)The purpose of Seneca Valley Lacrosse Association is to providean opportunity for school-age athletes in the Seneca ValleySchoolDistricttoplaycompetitivescholastic lacrosse,todeveloptheir lacrosse skills, to promote social relationships among itsmembers, toengendercommunityspiritand interest in lacrosse,and to encourage scholastic achievement. SVLA membershiprequirements follow the participation standards of the leadingathleticgoverningbodies,asdeterminedbyitsexecutiveboard.Formore information, go towww.svlacrosse.org or contact: [email protected].

Seneca Valley Soccer Association (SVSC)The Seneca Valley Soccer Association, SVSA, is the official YouthSoccer Club serving Cranberry Township and Seven Fields. SVSAprovidesinstruction,coaching,andleaguecompetitionforchildrenas young as four through to adults. Much of the Association’sscheduleofgames,whichrunsintwoseasons–springandfall–isplayedonCranberryTownshipfields.Adultvolunteersarealwayswelcometohelpoutinanumberofdifferentcapacities.Tofindouthowyoucanbecomeinvolved,[email protected].

THE CHAMBER of CommerceAt the beginning of 2010, The Cranberry Area Chamber ofCommerce merged with its North Allegheny counterpart. Thecombinedorganizationnowincludesapproximately1,100memberbusinesses based in Cranberry Township, the North Hills, andbeyond.Volunteer assignments forboth students andadults areavailable for signature event operations, community outreachefforts,andofficesupport.Formembershipinformation,call724-776-4949orgotothewebsite,thechamberinc.com.

The ElksWithmore than2,000 lodgesacross the country, theElks isoneofthelargestandmostactivefraternalorganizationsintheworld.TheLodgeholdsopenhousesonceamonth fornonmembers tocome in, discover its Grill Room, and talk with activemembers.Lodge2249 sponsors a rangeof stateand local activities and itsmembersarewelcomeatanyotherElksLodgeintheUnitedStates.The Lodge holds meetings every second and fourthWednesdayevening at 7:30 PM.Members enjoy competitive prices on foodandentertainmentisprovidedonaregularbasis,alongwithBingoon Saturday evenings at 7:00 PM. To learn more, go to www.cranberryelks2249.com.

Southern Butler County Garden Club (SBCGC)MembersoftheSouthernButlerCountyGardenClubareeagertosharetheirloveandknow-howofgardeningwithothers.TheClub’smission is to encourage respect for the environment, promoteparticipation in community service/beautification projects, anddonate toworthwhile causes in our community. SBCGC includesCranberry Township as well as the surrounding communities.Activitiesincludeanannualmembers’plantswap,fieldtrips,andadessertsocial.MeetingsareheldMarchthroughDecemberandtheClubisalwayslookingfornewmembers.Tobecomeinvolvedandmeetothergardenenthusiasts,contactDebbieMcFarlandat724-779-9849.

United Way of Butler CountyFormorethan75years,UnitedWayofButlerCountyhasbroughttogether business, non-profits, government, education andother institutions to solve community problems using a varietyofresources, includingmoney.CTCCisanaffiliateofUnitedWay.Volunteers are alwayswelcome. If you are interested in learningmore about opportunities to support a United Way volunteerproject, visit its website at www.butlerunitedway.org or contactExecutiveDirectorLeslieA.Oscheat724-285-4883orCommunityImpactDirectorBarbShafferbshaffer@butlerunitedway.org.

UPMC Passavant CranberryBuildingonitsfoundationasawell-respectedanddeeply-rootedcommunityhospital,UPMCPassavanthasbeen transformed intoanadvancedcarecenter,providinghighlyspecializedmedicalandsurgical treatment by expertly trained and renowned physicians.Passavant’s operations, including the Cranberry House nursinghome, involve 50 volunteers who provide a variety of supportservices to patients and their families. Prospective volunteersshouldcontactDianeKolling,Director,VolunteerServices,at9100Babcock Boulevard, Pittsburgh, PA 15237, by phone at 724-772-5815or viaemail [email protected] information isavailableatwww.upmc.com

Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)TheVeteransofForeignWarsPost879inCranberryTownship shares in the national organization’s rich traditionof community service programs and special projects honoringveterans and supporting active-duty military personnel. InCranberry, aVFWcolor guardprovides awelcomingpresence atopeningsofmajornewfacilities.TobecomeaVFWmember,youmustverifyhonorableservicewiththeUSArmedForcesoverseasinaforeignconflict.ContactPostCommanderAlexBarnaat724-776-2419fordetails.

VITA (VITA)Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) volunteers provide freeincometaxpreparationhelpforlow-tomoderateincomepeoplewho cannot prepare their own tax returns. In Cranberry, theirservicehasbeenhostedbythePublicLibraryand,foronedayofeachtaxseason,attheRegencyapartmentsonRollingRoad.VITAvolunteersare trainedandcertifiedbythe IRS. In theCranberryarea, VITA volunteers are being coordinated by Mike Berman.Interestedparticipants can [email protected].

VOICe - Victim Outreach Intervention Center (VOICe)Victim Outreach Intervention Center, or VOICe, operatesan emergency crisis shelter in Cranberry and provides free,confidentialservicestoindividualsandfamilieswhoaresurvivorsof violent crime. VOICe provides an emergency hotline,mannedaroundtheclockbyatrainedstaffandcorpsofvolunteers.VOICewelcomesvolunteersofallagestohelpwith itsemergencycrisisshelter, hotline,medical/legal advocacy, children’s programming,community education programs, and much more. Contact theVOICe Butler Outreach Office at: 724-283-8700. The agency canalsobereachedthroughitstoll-freehotlineat1-800-400-8551oritsbusinesslineat724-776-5910.

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AABC Associated Artist of Butler County

ACA ACS American Cancer SocietyAHA American Heart AssociationAL Alex’s Lemonade StandBBBS Big Brothers Big Sisters of

Butler CountyBCHS BS Boy ScoutsCANDLE Parent and child drug

prevention programCTAA Cranberry Township Athletic

AssociationCTCC Cranberry Township

Community ChestCTVFC Cranberry Township

Volunteer Fire CompanyCUP Cranberry CUP –

Community Uniting PeopleEMS Cranberry Township

Emergency Medical ServiceFOLGlean Gleaners Food BankGRLC Glade Run Lake

ConservancyGS Girl ScoutsHabitat Habitat for Humanity of

Butler County, Southwest Chapter

HPHS Historical SocietyLions Lions ClubML Miracle League of

Southwestern PASBCGCSC Senior CenterSR/NR Sunrise Rotary and Cranberry RotarySVJFAC Seneca Valley Junior

Football and Cheer Association

SVLA Seneca Valley Lacrosse Association

SVSC Seneca Valley Soccer Association

UPMC UPMC Passavant CranberryVFW Veterans of Foreign WarsWC

1,500 VOLUNTEER HOURSDave Mack CTVFCRay Varga BCHSTerry Hagen AABCTheresa Varga BCHS

1,000 VOLUNTEER HOURSChris DeCree CTVFCAmy Fuller ACAKathleen Gardina BCHSKevin Goliwas BSLinda Heery GleanBruce Hezlep CTVFC/SRCarol Jean Keefer SC

Jill Matos ACABruce Mazzoni CTCCSigmund Pehel GRLCRoy Wagner HS

750 VOLUNTEER HOURSBobby Cherry ACAJoe DeCristoforo CTAAErica Dipyatic ACAMisty Erdner ACAPat Klein GRLCTom Klingensmith CTVFCPJ Lynd CTAA/CTCC/SRBecky Miller GRLCGail Oare GRLC Stuart Schwilm UPMCMarilyn Tynan AABCPhil Uher CTAA/SVJFACRich Vozel CTAA/SVJFAC

500 VOLUNTEER HOURSAdam Alexender SVJFAC/SVLALes Aloi CTAADavid Bacher SVJFACMichael Baer CTAAAndrew Bell CTVFCAnthony Bertolino CUPSally Blyth SC/CTCC Pete Breski SVSCJonni Buel UPMCJack Carney CTVFCPat Cercone SVJFABonnie Chappel GRLC Brittney Clifford CTVFCJim Cole CTVFCSheri Contio SVJFACChris Corcoran CUPCathy Cortazzo CUPRob Cumberledge CTAACurt Farneth GRLC T.Lyle Ferderber GRLC Gillian Flynn UPMCDave Fowler GRLC Jeffrey Fuller ACARoy Geiselhart SVJFAC/SVLAMike Hanks CTVFCJason Hawk CTVFCDon Hayes SVJFAC/CTAAChris Kachmar HPPierre Khoury SVJFACDennis Kimmel CTVFCBrian Kovac CTVFCMary Kreisberg SVJFACEve Kriner ACAConnor Mack CTVFCKimberly Madl ACA

Carol Marchionda SVJFACNino Marchionda SVJFACJoan McConahy ACABill McDaniel CTVFCMyrtle McKee UPMCJim McKinney CTAAFrank Merten BCHSMark Nanna CTVFCCarol Osman BCHSRobert Priblusky CTVFCJen Richart GSSusie Salter GRLC Robin Shaffer CUPMike Sherry MLJanet Shilling AABCAnthony Storti CTAAKarey Vandewater SVJFACJean Wilkinson GSTim Zalnasky SVJFAC

250 VOLUNTEER HOURSBill Ahlgran CTVFCRob Aleva CTVFCScott Altimus SVJFAC/CTAAMark Altsman SVJFACJosh Andree SVJFACJoe Argyros MLBryan Babusci SVJFACTim Barch CTVFCBrittany Barger BCHSAimee Bauman SC Christine Bench GS/CTCCSteve Berg SVJFAC/CTAALeonard Bittner UPMCDoug Boarder SVJFACSandy Bogdon GSTom Boozel SVJFACNancy Boyle UPMCGreg Brichacek CTAAPaul Brown CTVFCPat Brugos SVJFACDustin Bush SVJFACAny Butterfield CTVFCRich Cancilla CTVFCSusan Canney AABCJim Charles SVJFACAndrew Ciesielski UPMCKonisha Claypoole BCHSAnthony Closkey AABCLarry Clutter CTVFCLaurianne Comella BCHSBob Cretella SVJFACMatt Curran SVJFACSteve Dancisin CTVFCBill Davis SVSCBrian Davis SVJFAC

Roger DeCarbo SVJFACKevin Delaney MLWilliam Deshong BCHSStephen DeVault CTVFCPam Dixon EMSChuck Dohn CTVFCPat Ducharme CTVFC/FOLChrissy Eaton GleanMary Ann Engles HPJeff Flickenger SVJFACJordan Fuller ACARichard Funovits SVJFACJim Gaydos CTAA/SVSCBarb Geist GleanHarry Geist GleanRon Gigler Habitat/SRBob Gillenberger CUP/CTCCJeff Gooch CTVFCEric Guerrero CTVFCHaley Habovick ACARich Hackenberg SVSCBob Haefner SC Tony Harris SVJFACDaniel Hayden CTVFCSean Hayden CTVFCCarl Heinlein SR/SVLARob Henne CTAATom Hermer SVJFACEd Hestin CTVFCTom Hineman CUPTom Hodder CTVFCBrad Holmes SVSCSteve Horn SVJFACJohn Howley CTVFCJoe Iaquinta SVJFACRichard Inman SRMatthew Irvin CUPDeb Irwin SVJFACScott Jennings SVSCRyan Kahsar CTVFCGarrett Kajmowicz EMSMatt Kaltenberger SVJFACLaurie Kepins HPLinda Kilgore BCHSSteve Kio SVJFACRich Kisic CTVFCJason Knox CTVFCCarol Kolling MLJohn Kontros CTVFCMarie Kontros CTVFCChristine Kosentus SCJenny Kraynik ACADon Kreisberg SVJFACJohn Kristobak SVJFACCynthia Krupnik AABCJason Lawson SVJFAC

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Bill Leicher UPMCSherri Leon CUPRick Ley SVJFACGreg Lyczek SVJFACMark Malezi SVJFACMarguerite Martin BCHSJoyce Matko BCHSKim Matthews GS/SVJFACAmanda Mauck EMSCarla Maurer HPJim McConnell CTVFCNancy McDaniel CTVFCJames Michael SVJFACTabatha Mill GSChris Miller SVJFACDale Miller SVJFACJoe Minkel CTVFCKathy Mitchell HPPat Mitchell UPMCJodie Mohnkern ACAShirley Moore SC Gretchen Moran CTCCMatt Moran CTVFC/CTCCGreg Nabry SVJFACRick Nagy SVJFACCarolyn Nelson CTVFCKaren Newpol CTCCRick Oleyar SVJFACMike O’Reilly CTAASean O’Shea SVJFACTim O’Shea SVJFACNate Otteson SVJFACCaitlin Painter ACAWilliam Painter ACAKady Patil CTVFCElizabeth Peterson ACAScott Pieto SVJFACWayne Pirt SVJFACJohn Pristas CTVFCEmma Protzman SC Matthew Protzman SCSteven Reynolds BSTodd Rice CTVFCFrank Richetti SVJFACBobby Riteour CTVFCChad Roberson SVJFACJim Robinson CTVFCSteve Rocco SVJFACRose Romboski SBCGCBen Ross CTVFCBrandon Ross CTVFCJim Royal SVJFACRoy Rudolph CUPAl Sanderbeck SVJFACCynthia Shaffer BCHSChris Sherry MLMary Sisak BCHSJohn Siwiak SVJFACLora Siwiak SVJFACPaul Skalos SVJFACScott Smith SVJFACKyle Snyder SVJFAC

Joe Stanger SVJFACLarry Stelitano CTAADan Storrs CTCCKristi Storti SVSCKarin Summers GSDave Tkatch SVJFAC/CTAADave Troianos SVJFACDave Vetter SVJFACJim Veverka SVJFACJon Vlasnik SVJFACLeo Waelchli BCHSRhonda Waksman CTVFC/FOLDave Watkins CTVFCPatricia Watters UPMC/CTVFCBonnie Weber SCCharles Weber SCStephanie Wells HPBrian West SVJFACMichael Wiegand BCHSRebecca Wiley ACADoug Wiliams SVJFACRobin Wingard GSGene Winters CTVFCPaul Wunderlin ACANikki Yaglowski HPButch Zec SVJFAC

100 VOLUNTEER HOURSBrian Allen MLJesse Allen AABCKim Altsman SVJFACLarry Alway CTAADave Anderson CTVFCJerry Andree SRMatthew Baic CTAABrittany Baker BBBSTracie Baker GSRon Balog CTAARich Barch CTVFCAlex Barna VFWCurtis Beidler SVSCDave Berneburg CTVFCMichele Blucher CTAABob Boren LionsMaxine Botti GleanMike Botti GleanBecky Brown SVJFACAmanda Brugos SVJFACJune Bruschi CTVFCBrian Burger CTVFCEverett Burns CTAAMaxyne Cadman CTVFCClyde Cameron LionsChuck Caputy LionsSharon Carr SVJFACSandra Carroll WCKrystal Certich HPLarry Chappel CTAAGail Clakeley CTVFCBill Clinefelter CTAAJack Cohen SRVic Conrad SR

Austin Corll EMSElaine Cornell CTVFCMaria Cox-Wiggins SVJFACLucy Coyle UPMCMichael Coyne SVLARenee Cratty HabitatTina Creedon BCHSGerry Creham SC Tyler Crummy SRDoug Cundiff SVLAJoe Dattoli CTAASeanna Davis SVJFACLaura DeCristoforo CTAAKristy DeVault SVJFACLarry DeVinney LionsPat Diemert SC Phil Diemert SC Pat DiFiore FOLRuth Dobson LionsMike Doerfler LionsPat Dooley GleanHeidi Downs GSLarry Duncan LionsRodger Dunlap CTCCCary Dunworth SVLAJonathan Durfee BBBSRebecca Durfee BBBSAmanda Eich SVJFACJane Ellis CTVFCRobin Elsesser MLErin Engelhard SVJFACRay Evers CTVFCCarrie Everstine CTVFCRonnie Feil CTVFCMelanie Flickinger SVJFACKendra Folker LionsPatrick Francis SRKaren Frank SVLABrenda Friel SVJFACJeff Fyock SVLATeresa Gadberry SRGregg Galket HP/BBBSHub Garver UPMCKarin Geiselhart SVJFACJeanette Goblick SVJFACSandy Goetze BBBSSally Good LionsJeremy Goodrich EMSJoe Goral LionsTammy Gray UPMCTom Gray CTAACarol Green CandlePeter Grewar SRRegis Haefner LionsLoren Hagen AABCBill Hartman CTAAMark Head CTAANicole Headley SVLALori Heinlein SVLALarraine Hepner BCHSLarry Hillwig BCHSMarilyn Hillwig BCHS

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