Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation would like to thank everyone who has contributed to our work in 2018-2019.  We couldn't do it without you!

FOUNDING FAMILIES
Don and Catherine Augenstein
The Bagay Family
Mike Blehar and Beth Evans
The Bloch Family
Dale and Jody Colby
Diana C. Doran
Friends of the Mt. Lebanon Public Library
Dr. Robert P. Gannon Family
Goetz Family Foundation
The Goodrick Family
Mark and Sue Gleason
The Hoffman Family
Ruby and James Kang
Joseph and Janet King
Lamprinakos Family
The Lerach Family
The McElhattan Family
Matt’s Maker Space
Mt. Lebanon Partnership
Mt. Lebanon Soccer Foundation
Outreach Teen and Family Services
The Polaski-Blint Family
The Root Family
The Rydstrom/Vietmeier Family
The Saxton Family
The Charles and Jean Stout Family
 
CORPORATE SUPPORTERS
DBR & Co
Fort Pitt Capital Group
Glenridge Technology Solutions
Houston Harbaugh
WordWrite Communication LLC
 
2018-2019 DONORS
$1500+
Mr. Charles Brodbeck
Michael Blehar and Beth Evans
Friends of Mt. Lebanon Public Library
Mr. Gary Luchini
Outreach Teen and Family Services
David and Kathy Root
Steve and Teresa Saxton
Joe and Lynn Smith
​Brian and Lisa Sullivan

$1000-$1499
Mr. Brian and Ms. Jeanne Barrett
Rudy and Pam Bilich
Dan and Dianne Deiseroth
Ms. Diana Doran
Bob and Janeen Goodrick
Isler Specialty Insurance and the Isler Family
Mr. Charles and Mrs. Jean Stout
Anonymous

$500-$999
Mark and Diane Battaglia
Larry and Phyllis Blair
Mr. Jeremy Church
Ms. Christina Coulter
Mr. Paul Digirolamo and Ms. Shannon Crew
Mrs. Kimberly L Honath
Michael and Christy Hoffman
Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Janet King
Mr. Larry and Mrs. Lynn Lebowitz
Mr. Rick Lerach
Mr. James and Mrs. Nora Nealon
Ms. Kirsten Rydstrom
Mr. Michael and Mrs. Julia Varholla
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$0-$499
Al and Rosanne Andrews
Anonymous
James Baehr
Richard Black
Mark A. Bohenick
Mr. John J Bosley
Chris and Lina Brokaw
Mr. Claude Carson
Matthew and Heather Boylan Clark
Ms. Sara Ciotti
Mrs. Jody Colby
Matthew and Heather D'Alesandro
Dr. and Mrs. John B.E. Dacosta
Chris and Susan Donohue
Jack and Maureen Dumbaugh
Benjamin and Keera Dwulit
Mr. Thomas B and Mrs. Phyllis Etzel
Wendy Feinstein
Anonymous
Mr. George L. Freas, Jr.
Richard and Jennifer Gallo
Mrashall and Baylee Gordon
David and Terry Jancisin
Linda Jardini
Ellen Johnson
Jim and Ruby Kang
Mario and Susan Lanna
Judy Liebler
Mr. Richard F and Mrs. Judith Lerach
Thomas and Virginia leech
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Anna M. Lucas
In Memory of Louis and Mary
    Catharine Valentour
Michael and Brigitte Petruccelli
Charles and JoAnn Queenan
Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Katie Rodella
Rodgers Insurance Group
Harry R Rydstrom
Mr. and Mrs. Laurice Sargert
Anonymous
Ms. Marisa Smith
In Memory of Patrick Swed
Dr. James and Barbara Tinnemeyer
Carl Trosch
Stella Vassilaros
Ms. Barbara Veazey
Jim and Susan Wehar
Anonymous
 

 

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Audrey Bode, Executive Director
412-337-0225; [email protected]

Mt. Lebanon, PA (September 20, 2012) – Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation (MLCF)  elected its 2012/2013 officers and elected/renewed directors.

Officers:  President:  Joseph King – RBS Citizens; First Vice President:  Charles Stout – D.B. Root & Company;  Second Vice President  Richard Lerach – Gateway Financial;  Secretary:  Steve Saxton – Seneca Rocks Consulting; Treasurer:  Andrew Hasley – Allegheny Valley Bank

Directors renewing terms:  Bonnie Bagay – Howard Hanna; Gloria Blint – Red House Communications; Ralph Finizio – Pepper Hamilton LLP; Jamie Hankins – Criterion Valuation Group;  Andrew Hasley – Allegheny Valley Bank
New Directors elected to board:  David Root, Jr.  – D.B. Root & Company; Robert Schweitzer – Sykes Elder Law, LLC.
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About Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation--www.mtlebanonendowment.org. Through contributions from individuals, families and organizations, Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation works to build a permanent fund to support programs and services for the Mt. Lebanon community and its residents, and preserve its unique character.   As an independent 501(c)(3) public charity, MLCF focuses upon three areas:

• Families and Children—providing them with the help they need to be strong and functional, and supporting Youth to develop intellectually, physically, emotionally, and socially.
• Senior Citizens—providing them with opportunities to employ their energy and creativity, and addressing their social and physical needs so that none lack access to services and activities of their choosing.
• Community Life—sustaining and enhancing the amenities that make Mt. Lebanon a good place to live; supporting cultural, artistic, aesthetic and recreational programs and institution; and funding efforts that promote community and civility.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Audrey Bode, Executive Director
412-337-0225; [email protected]

Mt. Lebanon, PA (May 15, 2012) – Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation (MLCF)  has awarded a $10,000 grant to Mt. Lebanon School District to fund a portion of a feasibility study. The grant is from the Mt. Lebanon Community Impact Fund.

The School District feasibility study will assess the viability of a capital campaign, and appropriate strategies for conducting it.  Contributions to the campaign would be used to offset existing costs of the Mt. Lebanon Senior High School renovation, as well as build a permanent endowment to support curriculum and other educational needs of the district.

“The Mt. Lebanon School District’s expressed its desire to conduct a successful capital campaign in order to reduce the tax burden associated with the high school renovation and benefit all residents of Mt. Lebanon, especially our most vulnerable citizens” said Joseph King, President of MLCF’s Board of Directors.  “At Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation, we strive to support the priorities of the community and its residents and support projects that will give current, past, and future residents a meaningful and long-lasting sense of pride in the distinctive qualities of this wonderful community.”

About Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation--www.mtlebanonendowment.org. Through contributions from individuals, families and organizations, Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation works to build a permanent fund to support programs and services for the Mt. Lebanon community and its residents, and preserve its unique character.   As an independent 501(c)(3) public charity, MLCF focuses upon three areas:

• Families and Children—providing them with the help they need to be strong and functional, and supporting Youth to develop intellectually, physically, emotionally, and socially.
• Senior Citizens—providing them with opportunities to employ their energy and creativity, and addressing their social and physical needs so that none lack access to services and activities of their choosing.
• Community Life—sustaining and enhancing the amenities that make Mt. Lebanon a good place to live; supporting cultural, artistic, aesthetic and recreational programs and institution; and funding efforts that promote community and civility.

The Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation is pleased to announce that it has made a grant of $1,000 to the Mt. Lebanon Veterans Memorial.

“We are delighted that the Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation is contributing to the Veterans Memorial campaign,” stated Dan Gigler, Chairman of the Veterans Memorial Fundraising Committee.  ”Dale Colby was instrumental in his vision for both the Veterans Memorial and the Community Endowment, and through the efforts of many, his ideas have come to fruition.”

“The Veterans Memorial exemplifies the mission of the Community Endowment,” said Ruby Kang, Endowment President, “to preserve, sustain and enhance the unique qualities that distinguish Mt. Lebanon.  We also wanted to honor the memory of one of our founders, Dale Colby, who provided early and undaunted leadership to both of our organizations.”
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For more information about the Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation visit the Foundation’s website at www.mtlebanonendowment.org or contact Ruby Kang at 412-973-0222.

The Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation is pleased to announce that it has selected the Mt. Lebanon Public Library as the recipient of its first grant. “The Mt. Lebanon Public Library is exactly the type of organization that we had in mind in forming the Community Endowment,” said, Ruby Kang, Endowment President, “we aim to support worthy programs that serve a diverse spectrum of the community, especially when traditional funding sources start to dry up.”

“We were thrilled to be selected for the Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation’s first grant,” said Cindy Richey, Library Director. “2009 was one of the most difficult years in recent memory with regard to budgets, and the support of community organizations such as the Foundation has been a tremendous lift.” The Library grant was announced at an estate planning seminar hosted by the Foundation at the Library on September 26, 2009. The “big check” remains on display at the main checkout desk of the Library.

The Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization and was established to build and manage a permanent fund to bridge the growing gap between shrinking budgets and the increasing costs of maintaining the community’s character. Its objective is to provide a sustainable philanthropic vehicle that preserves and enhances the community for current and future generations.
The Foundation seeks to work collaboratively with donors and the community, providing an opportunity for individuals, families, and organizations to leave a lasting legacy for the very community that fostered their own growth and prosperity. The Community Endowment supports the community by making grants to programs, organizations and individuals in need.

For more information about the Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation contact Ruby Kang at 412-973-0222 or visit the Foundation’s website at www.mtlebanonendowment.org.