Family Service recently honored the Bucks County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees (PASR) with its 2018 Susan N. Altomari Champion for Youth award.
The Susan N. Altomari Champion for Youth Award recognizes an individual or group that positively impacts the lives of youth in Bucks County through Family Service.
William Penn Bank Charitable Foundation recently granted $8,000 to Family Service Association of Bucks County, a non-profit organization that served more than 26,000 people last year. The grant will support on-site mental health counseling at the Bucks County Emergency Homeless Shelter, a program of Family Service.
Meridian Bank, a locally based and managed bank with locations throughout the region, recently donated $7,500 to Family Service Association of Bucks County, a non-profit organization that served more than 26,000 people last year.
Since 1953, Family Service has been helping children and families improve their lives, doing whatever it takes to help them overcome obstacles and reach their full potential. The organization provides mental health treatment, recovery support, emergency shelter, parent education, suicide prevention services and more.
William Penn Bank Charitable Foundation recently granted $8,000 to Family Service Association of Bucks County, a non-profit organization that served more than 26,000 people last year.
Since 1953, Family Service has been helping children and families improve their lives, doing whatever it takes to help them overcome obstacles and reach their full potential. The organization provides mental health treatment, recovery support, emergency shelter, parent education, suicide prevention services and more.
William Penn Bank Charitable Foundation recently granted $8,000 to Family Service Association of Bucks County, a non-profit organization that served more than 26,000 people last year.
Since 1953, Family Service has been helping children and families improve their lives, doing whatever it takes to help them overcome obstacles and reach their full potential. The organization provides mental health treatment, recovery support, emergency shelter, parent education, suicide prevention services and more.
Meridian Bank, a locally based and managed bank with locations throughout the region, recently donated $7,500 to Family Service Association of Bucks County, a non-profit organization that served more than 26,000 people last year.
Since 1953, Family Service has been helping children and families improve their lives, doing whatever it takes to help them overcome obstacles and reach their full potential. The organization provides mental health treatment, recovery support, emergency shelter, parent education, suicide prevention services and more.
“At Meridian, it is our privilege to help strengthen and grow the communities we serve,” said Christopher J. Annas, founder, Chairman, President and CEO of Meridian Bank. “We partner with organizations including Family Service to enhance local economies, build thriving communities and make a difference in the lives of the people we touch.”
After retiring from her 35-year tenure as a Pennsbury educator, Meg Kramer refused to sit home. She sought a way to not only keep busy, but have a positive impact on her community. The answer came in the form of the PASR — Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees — which encompasses 30,000 retired school employees from across the state, including everyone from teachers and administrators to cooks and janitors.
According to Kramer, a key focus of the organization since its creation 80 years ago has been small community service projects such as baking homemade goods for shut-ins and delivering blankets to seniors at local nursing homes. But in 2005, a new goal was established — to help more children in need. That year, the Bucks County chapter formed a committee dedicated solely to this mission, quickly laying the groundwork for what would become its biggest initiative to date — Klothes for Kids.
Family Service recently honored the Bucks County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees (PASR) with its 2018 Susan N. Altomari Champion for Youth award.
The Susan N. Altomari Champion for Youth Award recognizes an individual or group that positively impacts the lives of youth in Bucks County through Family Service. The Bucks County Chapter of PASR was selected to receive this award in recognition of the organization’s leadership and contributions to Family Service’s Back to School Drive over the past thirteen years.
Family Service recently honored the Bucks County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees (PASR) with its 2018 Susan N. Altomari Champion for Youth award.
The Susan N. Altomari Champion for Youth Award recognizes an individual or group that positively impacts the lives of youth in Bucks County through Family Service. The Bucks County Chapter of PASR was selected to receive this award in recognition of the organization’s leadership and contributions to Family Service’s Back to School Drive over the past 13 years.
Family Service recently honored the Bucks County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees (PASR) with its 2018 Susan N. Altomari Champion for Youth award.
The Susan N. Altomari Champion for Youth Award recognizes an individual or group that positively impacts the lives of youth in Bucks County through Family Service. The Bucks County Chapter of PASR was selected to receive this award in recognition of the organization’s leadership and contributions to Family Service’s Back to School Drive over the past thirteen years.