2700 Monroeville Blvd.
Monroeville, PA 15146
2700 Monroeville Blvd.
Monroeville, PA 15146
On behalf of The Monroeville Foundation, we are reaching out to all of you to offer you our continuing support during these difficult times.
We stand ready to support our Community in these trying times. Please utilize us as a vehicle to help those in need by sharing our website with those people and community organizations in need.
The Monroeville Foundation has a goal of raising $5000 that will go directly for the support of those people and organizations in our community impacted by the Coronavirus.
The Monroeville Foundation is pleased to be partnering with Chabad Jewish Center of Monroeville, Monroeville Area Chamber of Commerce, and Visit Monroeville in this special community FREE Mask giveaway event on Sunday, September 13th. *Limited Availability. […]
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18 holes of golf (including cart), lunch, dinner and more...
Proceeds to benefit the Monroeville community.
This year’s proceeds from this event are dedicated to the Foundation’s Monroeville Emergency COVID Relief Fund.
Congratulations to our drawing winners Amy, Kathleen and Claire! Head over to our Facebook page and catch-up with the winners!
Due to the Coronavirus and Pennsylvania’s guidelines of wearing face masks, social distancing, etc. the Monroeville Foundation has decided to cancel Monroeville CommUNITY Day.
Due to the Coronavirus and Pennsylvania’s guidelines of wearing face masks, social distancing, etc. the Monroeville Foundation has decided to cancel Monroeville Jazz Festival.
The Monroeville Foundation assists the municipality of Monroeville by offering residents and businesses an opportunity to create their own legacy by purchasing naming rights to specific sections of the Monroeville Community park, to make donations to support our ongoing projects and to sponsor one of our fundraising events. No amount is too small. Your community is worth your investment.
In 2014, The Monroeville Foundation teamed up with the Monroeville Animal Shelter and is dedicated to assisting the shelter with its fundraising needs.
One of the initial projects of the Monroeville Foundation was to provide a mechanism for naming rights to accompany the new Monroeville Community Park West. Persons or businesses on a can have a space or facility named after them and have their own historical landmark of in Monroeville.
For years, the Monroeville Foundation granted funding for a master botanical gardener to provide the spectacular arrangement of annuals that is a vibrant section of horticulture at the Community Park West.
Consider the impact you can have in enriching the lives of the people in your Monroeville community! Together we can change lives and move Monroeville forward!
The Monroeville Foundation made its annual $1,000 donation to the Crossroads Food Pantry in Monroeville. Shown from L-R, Tim & Peg Sinback of the Crossroads Food Bank, and Tim Little, Treasurer of the Monroeville Foundation.
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Recently, the Monroeville Foundation donated $2,500 to the Forbes Trauma Unit. Forbes Hospital used the donation from the Monroeville Foundation to purchase new clothing for trauma patients. The new clothes purchased with that donation were able to help the victims of the recent devastating turnpike crash earlier this month. In an interview with the Post Gazette, Dr. Rabino of Forbes Hospital shared that about a month ago, the hospital received financial donations from the Monroeville Foundation, which […]
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The winner of the 50/50 raffle at the Monroeville Area Chamber of Commerce’s Healthy for the Holidays event was Sean Logan. Mr. Logan graciously donated his $105 winnings to the Monroeville Foundation.
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Forbes Hospital’s trauma unit received a $2,500 donation from the Monroeville Foundation on Friday that helped the hospital stock up on new clothes and activities for trauma patients. Jesse Miller, a hospital spokesman, said patients often need new clothes after a visit to the trauma unit. When the Monroeville Foundation learned about the need, they donated $2,000 so the hospital could buy clothes to be handed out to patients. Read the full article in the Trib
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