The CAN DO Community Foundation announced the kick off of its 2019 fund drive, which will benefit non-profit organizations throughout Greater Hazleton.
Since its inception in 1992, the CAN DO Community Foundation has used its mission of conservation, preservation and reclamation to support important projects that benefit the Greater Hazleton community. The Foundation’s support of these projects is made possible in part through generous contributions to the annual fund drive.
This summer, another group of young instrumentalists and vocalists will hone their skills at Ferrwood Music Camp. The historic country setting is home to programs supporting art, health and wellness, and music.
The season will begin at Ferrwood, located on Middle Road near the Drums Elementary/Middle School with an interactive youth health fair and family fun walk through the countryside on Saturday, June 29.
Seven local high school students were recently honored for being selected as the Edgar L. Dessen Community Service Award scholars for the 2018-19 school year during the Junior Leadership Hazleton graduation ceremony.
Fund Drive Chairman Earl C. Berger announced that the CAN DO Community Foundation has surpassed its goal for the 2018 Annual Fund Drive.
In his remarks announcing the conclusion of the drive, Berger expressed his appreciation for the many donors throughout Greater Hazleton that supported the 2018 campaign.
We'd like to extend our deepest gratitude to all those who have made donations to the CAN DO Community Foundation in memory of Maureen O'Donnell. Your kindness and generosity in Maureen's name, along with all of those donations to our ongoing annual fund drive, will allow the Foundation to assist with so many worthwhile community service projects throughout Greater Hazleton. Thank you! If you'd like to make a donation, click on the donate button.