Experience Wesbury, a nonprofit, Christian, continuing care retirement community that has served the region for over 100 years. At Wesbury, we put your independence, security and care above everything else. Wesbury is more than a beautiful 110-acre campus of gracious homes and facilities; we are an extension of home. You are a part of our community here. Your likes and dislikes are important to us. Your needs and well-being are important to us. At Wesbury, everything is right here… Discover the freedom of active, maintenance-free living. Find solutions for greater health and independence. Stay engaged in life, create memorable moments and continue to live abundantly. Enjoy the convenience of on-campus amenities and the warmth of person-centered service. Experience the path to wellness, regain your strength and recover with the security of award-winning care. Discover all that Wesbury has to offer. Experience the Difference.

United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers & Allied Workers

Perseus House provides a variety of residential, educational programs and resources for school-aged youth in the Erie community and across Pennsylvania. Our highly qualified staff work to effectively intervene in the lives of seriously troubled adolescents, to assist them in avoiding future contact with the juvenile justice and child welfare systems and to help them toward successful adulthood using our evidence based practices. The Perseus House Residential Treatment Programs use individualized behavioral health therapies for juvenile justice, child-welfare, and/or mental health system residents. Perseus House has an excellent reputation for treating adolescents from various backgrounds with 83 percent successfully completing their treatment. We provide treatment with our seven residential units for children across the state of Pennsylvania. We also have a Shelter Program in Erie County for court ordered male and female adolescents. Perseus House Community Based professionals provide a variety of educational programs and resources for school-aged youth, both in the school setting and in the Erie community. Our Community Based program goals are to help adolescents get back on track and to avoid residential placement.

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THE ARC, CRAWFORD, WARREN AND FORES T COUNTIES is a company based out of 222 CHESTNUT ST, MEADVILLE, Pennsylvania, United States.

Southern Tier Environments for Living (also known as STEL, Inc.) provides rehabilitative and support services to persons with mental illness and other disabilities in Allegany, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, and southern Erie counties. Our service spectrum includes residential treatment group homes & apartments, supported housing, single room occupancy housing, vocational rehabilitation, case management, social supports.

The Erie Community Foundation, which is located at 459 West 6th Street, traces its history back to 1935 when Elisha H. Mack, co-founder of the Boston Store, created a charitable endowment fund. Our mission is to inspire, engage and empower donors and communities across the region, today and tomorrow. At The Erie Community Foundation we envision a united, vibrant, and thriving region for all.

The Manufacturer & Business Association (MBA), founded in 1905, is dedicated to helping employers face challenges by delivering services that lower the cost of doing business, ease the burden of compliance and increase productivity for its members. For more information, visit www.mbausa.org.

Supportive Living Services Assisted Living Fac is a company based out of 1139 E Lake Rd, Erie, Pennsylvania, United States.

The Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest Pennsylvania is the largest nonprofit food distribution organization in northwest Pennsylvania and the only food bank in the region. Second Harvest solicits, receives, inventories, stores and distributes millions of pounds of grocery products each year to hundreds of nonprofit member agencies that directly serve people facing hard times in 11 counties. Member agencies that receive food from Second Harvest either have emergency food or non-emergency food programs. Emergency member agencies include food pantries, soup kitchens, Produce Express mobile food pantries, Military Share – a Produce Express Program, School Pantries, BackPack Program sites, Kids Cafes, Senior Box sites and emergency shelters. Other member agencies are nonprofit organizations that provide social services to low-income people and also serve snacks or meals to their clients. Examples include childcare centers, group homes and drug and alcohol rehabilitation centers.

In partnership with our community, we ignite positive change and create a legacy of impact.

The Caring Church in the Heart of the City