C&N recognizes the importance of investing in local education and has donated $921,556 to area Educational Improvement, Scholarship, and Pre-Kindergarten Scholarship Organizations. These donations were made under the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program.
Education is key to a strong and prosperous community. However, there are many budgetary roadblocks preventing children from receiving the level of education they deserve.
C&N is committed to closing this gap by supporting local organizations that have made it their mission to ensure every child has access to educational opportunities.
“At C&N, we believe we play an important role in our local communities,” said Brad Scovill, President and CEO of C&N. “It all starts with our youth — doing our part to provide them with valuable opportunities to learn and grow will lead to a brighter future for all of us.”
The following organizations were presented with checks that will support their investment in education and the sustained growth of local economies:
Bradford and Sullivan Counties
- Athens Area School District: $20,000
- Northeast Bradford Education Foundation: $1,000
- Saint Agnes School: $12,445
- Sayre Area School District: $8,000
- Sullivan County Area School District: $15,000
- The Epiphany School: $5,000
- Towanda Area School District Education Foundation: $20,000
- Troy Area School District: $20,000
Bucks, Montgomery, Philadelphia, and Chester Counties
- BLOCS: $5,000
- Bristol Riverside Theatre: $11,111
- Bucks County Children’s Museum: $5,000
- Bucks County Community College Foundation: $10,000
- Bucks County Free Library: $35,000
- Bucks County Historical Society: $20,000
- Centennial Education Foundation: $10,000
- Center School: $31,667
- Central Bucks School District Education Foundation: $20,000
- Chester County Futures: $5,000
- Congreso de Latinos Unidos: $5,000
- Delaware Valley University: $10,000
- Everence Foundation/Plumstead Christian School: $31,000
- Foundation for Learning in Tredyffrin-Easttown (FLITE): $10,000
- Hepatitis B Foundation: $7,500
- Heritage Conservancy: $10,000
- James A. Michener Art Museum: $5,000
- Libertae: $35,000
- Ligouri Academy: $4,000
- Logan Hope: $8,000
- Main Line Art Center: $20,000
- North Penn School District Educational Foundation: $10,000
- North Penn Valley Boys & Girls Club: $35,000
- North Penn YMCA: $27,500
- The Pathway School: $35,000
- Walnut Street Theatre: $10,000
- West Chester Area Educational Foundation: $7,500
- YMCA of Bucks County: $22,500
Lancaster and York Counties
- Guthrie Memorial Library: $7,500
- Hanover Foundation for Excellence in Education: $7,500
- Lancaster Country Day School: $12,444
- Lancaster Public Library: $5,000
- Leg Up Farm: $7,500
- North Museum Corporation: $7,500
- Rainbow’s End Youth Services (REYS): $5,000
- Susquehanna Heritage Corporation: $15,000
- TrueNorth Wellness Services: $1,000
Lycoming County
- East Lycoming Education Foundation: $9,000
- James V. Brown Library: $5,000
- Jersey Shore School Education Foundation: $5,889
- Lycoming College: $20,000
- Muncy Area School District: $6,500
- North Central Sight Services: $5,000
- Pennsylvania College of Technology Community Arts Center: $20,000
- Pennsylvania College of Technology Foundation: $20,000
- South Williamsport Area School District: $6,500
- St. John Neumann Regional Academy: $18,000
- The River Valley Regional YMCA: $10,000
- The Uptown Music Collective: $5,000
- Williamsport Area School District: $20,000
Cameron, McKean, and Potter Counties
- Austin Area School District: $2,000
- Cameron County Area School District: $10,000
- Coudersport Area School District: $14,000
- Port Allegany Area School District: $2,000
- Pennsylvania Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship: $3,000
Tioga County
- Covenant Academy: $9,000
- Endless Mountain Music Festival: $7,000
- Mansfield University Early Start Program: $30,000
- Northern Tioga Area School District: $20,000
- Southern Tioga Area School District: $12,000
- Trinity Lutheran Church & School: $24,000
- Wellsboro Area School District: $22,000
Learn more about C&N and how it partners with schools that endeavor to create environments where students thrive.
