Little League Baseball is a sports company based out of United States.

The Commission on Economic Opportunity for the Greater Capital Region (CEO) is an “umbrella” agency that provides the overall leadership, policy guidance, coordination, and support necessary to successfully deliver a wide range of services. The programs at CEO are designed to empower individuals and families to build self-sufficiency in all life areas and rise out of poverty. CEO works in partnership with the individuals, families, and the larger community to improve the quality of life for all community members by addressing their social, emotional, economic and educational needs.

Suncom Industries is a company based out of United States.

CAN DO, Inc., is a non-profit industrial/economic development corporation serving Greater Hazleton in Northeastern Pennsylvania, which is just a short drive from New York City, Philadelphia, Boston or Washington, D.C. Our coverage area includes portions of Luzerne, Schuylkill and Carbon counties. The Hazleton area is bordered on the west by Columbia County, east by the Lehigh River, north by Wilkes-Barre, and south by upper Schuylkill and Carbon counties. Our mission is to improve the quality of life in Greater Hazleton through the creation of employment opportunities. Since 1956, CAN DO has fostered the economic activity in our community and has evolved into a one-stop shop for business and industry.

SEDCO EXISTS: -to stimulate and influence the process of economic development in Schuylkill County -to improve the quality of life in Schuylkill County communities -to raise the standard of living for Schuylkill County residents -to safeguard and improve environmental quality in Schuylkill County SEDCO, the Schuylkill Economic Development Corporation, operates from offices located at Union Station, One Progress Circle, Suite 200 in Pottsville, Pa.

The Institute is licensed according to the standards set by the Office of Children & Youth and Office of Developmental Programs of the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare. We are a private, non-profit tax-exempt corporation organized in 1975 under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Our charter promotes the psychological, social, and educational well-being of the children and adults the agency serves. Our goal is to assist each individual to live in the least restrictive environment and develop his or her potential to the fullest on the basis of need, without discrimination as to race, creed, religion, color, national origin, gender, marital status, handicap, or age. It is our policy to ensure that all persons are treated equally and no adverse distinctions be made as to services, compensation, training, or opportunities for advancement.

NORTH CENTRAL HIGHWAY SAFETY NETWORK, INC. is a company based out of 405 WEST NORWEGIAN STREET, POTTSVILLE, Pennsylvania, United States.

With a 100-year legacy of driving change, United Way of Wyoming Valley leads initiatives to address childhood poverty and improve the odds of success for at-risk children and families. Partnering with local nonprofit organizations and school districts, the United Way provides access to resources and programs that meet the education and health needs of children and financial stability of families throughout the Wyoming Valley, while maintaining safety net support for the community’s most vulnerable.

The American Rescue Workers is a national 501c3 church/nonprofit organization which is motivated by the love of God and a practical concern for the needs of humanity. Providing food, clothing, shelter, and a variety of other tangible goods to individuals and families who are in a hunger/homelessness crisis is the primary goal. In order to fund this operation, donations of gently used clothing, furniture, housewares, and goods are sold in 10 thrift store locations across Central PA. Visit www.arwwilliamsport.org to learn more.

The Mansfield Foundation supports and strengthens the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania by empowering students, families, and our communities through support for educational programs, awarding scholarships to students who otherwise would not have the financial means to fulfill their educational goals, and by encouraging and developing sustainable philanthropic resources for a broad range of community efforts.

First Baptist Church, Aberdeen is a community of believers whose worship and service is dedicated to the Lord Jesus Christ. We have numerous opportunities for worship, service and discipleship.

The Schuylkill United Way is dedicated to providing funding, guidance and encouragement to our 15 partner agencies who help many people in our county by way of education, human service, health care assistance, and other programs that respond to community needs. You'll find our staff and supporters at our annual events aimed at educating everyone about our mission and the services of our Partner Agencies. These events include: ^ Captain Jason B. Jones Memorial Day of Care - May 13, 2022 ^ 5th Annual High School Football Challenge - June 21, 2022 ^ Stuff the Bus - Drop off locations for donated school supplies fill Schuylkill County during the month of July. We collect the items and put them in bookbags to be distributed to schools and agencies that get them to families in need. ^ The Nurse's Pantry - Located in schools in each district, this program provides basic hygiene items, lice kits, clothing, and snacks for school nurses to have at their disposal. The goal is to ensure students have what they need to be safe, healthy, and stay in school. ^ Annual Campaign – Spearheaded by the Campaign Chairperson & Campaign Leadership Committee, our campaign runs September to November. During this time, we actively seek funding pledges needed to answer our Partner Agencies’ calls for assistance to plan the following year. Leading the way in this endeavor are our Pacesetters. These are deeply dedicated individuals who contribute at least $500/year. In addition, Schuylkill United Way is a leader in many community initiatives including PA 211, Emergency Food & Shelter Program, SingleCare (prescription assistance), and was at the forefront of Schuylkill County's COVID-19 response.