Provides children's, teen's, and adult services, large print books, DVDs, photocopiers, telephone/on-line reference service, Interlibrary loan, meeting facilities, computers and internet access, books on CD, newspapers, etc. Please, ask for Tom Healy, President of the Friends of the Library for more information. There is a membership fee to join.

Offers to build and deliver beds to children who do not have a bed. Makes and delivers beds as supplied and donations allow. Volunteer builders, donations accepted.

Provides grants to non-profit organizations to human service programs to benefit low and moderate income people.

Provides access to federal, state, and local funds for community redevelopment and housing rehabilitation.

Provides advocacy, information, and education for adults and children with diabetes.

Offers opportunities for indiiduals, families, groups, and organizations to provide material and financial support for the programs at Ann's Heart.

The Franklin County Grants Management Department is available to help County agencies and eligible non-profits research, screen, develop, edit, apply for and manage a successful grant. The Department is also responsible for the application process for some of the County-issued requests for proposals. Information about available grants can be found online at their website.

An organized community program that makes annual appeals to the general public which are usually not retained in an endowment, but are used for the ongoing operation support of local social and health service agencies.

Offers school-based programs with a goal to increase student achievement in reading, writing, and mathematics; improve school-related attitudes, behaviors, and skills; increase parental involvement; and increase graduation and postsecondary enrollment rates.

Provides children's, teen's and adult services, large print books , DVDs, photo copier, telephone/on-line reference service , Interlibrary loan, meeting facilities , computers and internet access, books on CD , newspapers, and etc. Please, ask for the Barry Attig, President of the Friends of the Library for more information. There is a membership fee to join.

Offers funding for Philadelphia high school students who identify as female. Funds can be used for high school tuition at a parochial or independent high school, or extracurricular activities if the student is attending a public or charter high school.

Provides grant support to partner agencies, nonprofit organizations, and faith-based organizations for programs in the areas of education, health, financial stability, and basic needs.

Offers grant making services to help sustain local and regional, non-profit organizations, whose initiatives help to address some of Northeastern and North Central Pennsylvania's most pressing health challenges. Provides grants generally ranging from $5,000 to $25,000. Considers grants for solution-based and evidence-based programs in health care, human services, health education and disease prevention.

Offers to build and deliver beds to children who do not have a bed, as supplies and donations allow. Seeks volunteer builders and donations.

Serves children and adults diagnosed with any blood cancer and works with families as well. Provides patient financial aid, advocacy, information and referral, educational materials, and patient and family support groups, including First Connection, which will match a newly diagnosed patient with a survivor. Sponsors a variety of fundraising opportunities including marathons, triathlons, and walks.

Offers a grant cycle that is held annually and open to non-profit organizations, schools, and government agencies to fund programs aimed at preventing and reducing drug abuse and crime in Blair County. The following Roundtables also work on several focus areas to improve Blair County: Community Revitalization, Early Childhood Education, Faith-based, Housing, K-12 Education, Law Enforcement, Marketing, Northern Blair, and Pharmacy.

Provides funds and planning support to local, national, and international organizations.

The Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way serves as a catalyst, leader and/or partner in community funding efforts to develop solutions, reduce need and have a positive measurable impact on identified areas of concern; to improve the quality of life for residents of Northumberland, Snyder and Union Counties by solving problems at the root level.

The Roaring Spring Food Pantry welcomes any monetary donations towards items given to needy families from the Roaring Spring area.

Oversees governmental contracts and grant offices.

Provides funding and supports a world-wide network of organizations that care for people in need and sustain the Jewish community.

Increases access to services, such as water and sewer systems, housing, health clinics, emergency service facilities, and electric and telephone service. Promotes economic development through loans to businesses. Provides technical assistance and information to help agricultural producers and cooperatives get started and improve their effectiveness.

Convenes diverse partners, raises funds, and supports programs and organizations that address critical community needs.

Provides services and support to children and families affected by pediatric cancer during treatment, survivorship, and bereavement.

Provides children's, teen's, and adult services, large print books, DVDs, photocopiers, telephone/online reference service, Interlibrary loan, meeting facilities, computers and internet access, books on CD, newspapers, etc. Please, ask for Linda Meyers, President of the Friends of the Library for more information. There is a membership fee to join.