THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF WESTMORELAND COUNTY responds to the ever changing needs of our county by working as a community matchmaker in the areas of grantmaking, community leadership and donor development. CFWC is committed to building better communities, now and forever.
We posed a simple scenario to Westmoreland County attorney Jessica Rafferty, co-founder of Rafferty Legal: What are the five most common questions you get from clients around estate planning?
Human services nonprofits providing direct service in Westmoreland County are encouraged to apply by May 12 at 5 p.m. for grants starting at $150,000. The $3 million funding pool, known as the Human Services American Recue Plan Act (ARPA) Program, will be distributed by CFWC in partnership with the Westmoreland County Commissioners Office and Westmoreland County Department of Human Services.
Eight projects focused on community revitalization have received a funding boost totaling $162,600 from The Community Foundation of Westmoreland County (CFWC). Awards include support for a small business center, improving access for people with disabilities and job training opportunities for youth.
