Grant Awards For 2025

Overview

At this point in 2025, the Old Joe Club Charity has awarded $63,100 to vital organizations across Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, with plans for further funding throughout the year. Proceeds from their hallmark fundraising events continue to fuel significant contributions that touch various aspects of community life.

This year’s beneficiaries include the Westmoreland County Food Bank, receiving support to combat food insecurity, and Westmoreland Children First, which champions advocacy and protection for at-risk children. Mutual Aid Ambulance Service also received substantial funding to bolster emergency medical services, reflecting the Club’s commitment to critical health infrastructure.

Grants were extended to the Stoneybrook Foundation, advancing therapeutic programs, and CASA of Westmoreland, reinforcing their ongoing efforts to provide legal advocacy for abused and neglected children.

Despite being early in the year, the Old Joe Club Charity’s generosity already highlights an intentional focus on foundational community needs — food security, child welfare, health services, and specialized care. This proactive distribution of funds ensures that Westmoreland County’s residents experience meaningful, life-enhancing support.

The Club’s ongoing charitable events are expected to continue drawing community engagement and financial contributions, reinforcing the Old Joe Club’s vital role as a steadfast advocate for positive change throughout the region.

Total Award Amount: $63,100

Organizations

  • Westmoreland County Food Bank [Elaine Bryan][Unkovic]

  • Westmoreland Children First [Grant]

  • Stoneybrook Foundation [Grant]

  • Mutual Aid Ambulance Service Grant

  • CASA of Westmoreland 1 of 3