Clinton County Community Foundation announces
$182,572 in committed and restricted gifts for 2025
Thanks to the graciousness of people and organizations that want to leave a legacy of giving to strengthen Clinton County, the Clinton County Community Foundation announces the distribution of committed gifts totaling approximately $182,572 to organizations for 2025.
While these gifts are within the $559,000 disbursement recently announced by the Foundation, they are designated to specific organizations by donors and are separate from grants nonprofits receive as part of the Foundation’s annual competitive grant program.
This spring, the Foundation will announce, in concert with the Keystone Central School District, scholarships to graduating students totaling over $50,000 for 2025.
Meanwhile, here are the committed gift recipients:
LEE & MADELEINE PHILLIPS FUND
Annie Halenbake Ross Library, $19,856
Clinton County SPCA, $19,856
Clinton County United Way, $19,856
Dunnstown Volunteer Fire Co., $19,856
Salvation Army Lock Haven, $19,856
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, $19,856
Woolrich Volunteer Fire Co. , $19,856
PIPER FAMILY FUND
Annie Halenbake Ross Library, $2,086
Community Nursing Service of Clinton County, $2,086
Lock Haven Branch YMCA, $2,086
Lock Haven Child Care Center, $2,086
Piper Aviation Museum, $2,086
Millbrook Playhouse, $2,086
Roads to Peace, $2,086
STEPHEN POORMAN FUND
Clinton County Revolving Loan Fund, $588
Lock Haven Revolving Loan Fund, $588
ELLEN WILLIAMS FUND
Renovo Public Library, $5,169
CHARLES DAHR FUND
Renovo Public Library, $1,002
CHARLOTTE K. ELDER FUND
Renovo Public Library, 8,475
C. GRANT MILLER FUND
Clinton County Fair, $631
Lamar Township Vol. Fire Co., $631
Mill Hall Vol. Fire Co., $631
Salona Church of Christ, $631
BROOKS, MELLOTT & GARDNER FUND
Annie Halenbake Ross Library, $733
Central Mountain Middle-High School Music Program, $733
Lock Haven Branch YMCA, $733
ELLIS HOBERMAN FUND
City of Lock Haven Hoberman Park, $452
In addition, the Foundation would also like to thank and recognize the various families and organizations that provide restricted gifts to various causes each year.
The restricted funds for 2025 total $57,667 and are disbursed as part of the Foundation’s annual competitive grant program.
These funds come from gifts provided by the following: Bertha Clendenen Family; Gerald and Leoda Gummo Family; Katie S. Heffron; Kathryn and Loudon Kyle Family; Loggia Giosue Carducci #146-Sons and Daughters of Italy; Sara Beck Ricker; Sperring Home Trust and Elizabeth Wenrick Family.
The restricted gifts are designated by the donors for specific initiatives or charitable projects, for certain geographical areas in the county, or for certain causes such as supporting our youth.
For more information on how you can support the Foundation and leave a legacy of giving, visit www.clintoncountyfoundation.org, or call 570.220.1038.
For questions or more information, please contact Bob Rolley, Outreach Coordinator, at cccf@clintoncountyfoundation.org, or call 570.220.1038.