CONSOL Energy

Betsy Frohnapfel & Don Mason

Formed in 1835, the Marshall County Commission focuses on the betterment of the county through expansion of infrastructure, economic development, and special projects to benefit the many communities in the county.   Betsy Frohnapfel has served as the county administrator for the past 15 years.   Her goal as administrator for the County Commission is to work to help them do their part in making Marshall County a better place to live.

Susan Acito

Program Officer

The Community Foundation of Westmoreland County (CFWC), an affiliate of The Pittsburgh Foundation, works to safeguard the well-being of the local community by supporting an array of charitable programs operated by Westmoreland County's nonprofit organizations.  In 2012, CFWC provided more than $500,000 in grants to nonprofit programs serving the areas of Basic Needs, Education, Arts & Culture, Neighborhoods & Communities, Health & Well-Being, and Conservation & Economic Growth in order to address community needs and help build a better community.

Bob Brookover

Established in 1947, the Blacksville Volunteer Fire Department is comprised of 25 volunteers that respond to fires and other emergency hazards in the Blacksville, W.Va. area.  Additionally, there are many other volunteers that support the department throughout the year with various fundraising efforts.  Bob Brookover serves as the Chief of the Blacksville Volunteer Fire Department, and has been a member for many years.

Dave Knuth

The Strand Theatre Preservation Society was established for the purpose of restoring the historic Strand Theatre to its original grandeur. They have accomplished their goal of restoring and reopening the theater in an effort to provide the Moundsville area with a facility to house all expressions of the arts. David Knuth serves as the Board President of the Strand Theater Preservation Society, and has been an active part of the organization since its establishment more than 12 years ago.

Thomas Moore

The Clay-Battelle Band is comprised of middle school and high school students from Clay-Battelle Middle-High School in Blacksville, W.Va.  Led by their band director, Mr. Thomas Moore, the band has grown from seven students to nearly fifty.   Through Mr. Moore's leadership, the band received a stellar performance ranking at their regional competition and their efforts helped revive music and the arts in their community.

Tina Shaw

Established in 1953, the Marion County Chamber of Commerce has assisted businesses with everything from getting started to finding innovative ways to grow and succeed. Through the years, the chamber has expanded its focus to include education, economic development and our county's political future.  Based in Fairmont, W.Va., Tina Shaw serves as their executive director and is a tireless advocate for promoting business and community in Marion County.

Tessie Amaranto & Pat Dietrich

The American Red Cross exists to provide compassionate care to those in need. Our network of generous donors, volunteers and employees share a mission of preventing and relieving suffering, here at home and around the world, through five key service areas: Disaster Relief, Service to the Armed Forces, Blood Services, Health and Safety Services and International Services.

Tom Hart

The Marshall County Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is tasked with coordinating response to disasters and other major emergencies across the county.  Led by Tom Hart, their staff monitors all hazards and emergencies and oversees countywide emergency response plans.  When Tom isn't working to keep the citizens of Marshall County safe, he serves his community as a member of the Cameron City Council, and coaches several sports teams at Cameron High School.

Karen Calvert

The mission of Waynesburg & Beautiful represents a community endeavor to preserve, and revitalize our historic downtown area as we cultivate a heightened public awareness of the educational, cultural and historical opportunities and convenience in shopping associated with visiting the Main Street area.

Judy Painter, Colleen Fulkerson and Peggy Beam Gelly

Executive Director, Special Events Coordinator

The Epilepsy Foundation of Western/Central Pennsylvania's mission is to stop seizures and find a cure for the disease.

Guy Kuzak and Ron Aiello

SWAT Commander

The Washington County Regional SWAT team serves Washington County and is a standby to neighboring counties. The department has been active for four years, and has nearly 40 volunteers.

David Deitrich, David Stockdale and Jim Flory

Asst Chief and President, Chief, Firefighter

The Morris Township Volunteer Fire Department responds to about 300 calls a year in Washington County, providing fire, rescue and emergency medical services.

Tina Massari and Jeanne Caliguiri

Executive Director

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Western PA and WV Chapter's efforts help provide support for patients, families and healthcare professionals.

Neill Andritz and Ken Kaminski

President, Race Director

The Roaring Run Watershed Association is a group dedicated to conserving and protecting the watershed and providing recreational opportunities for all.

David Hildebrand and Carol Hildebrand

Chief, EMS Crew Chief & VFD member

The Claysville Volunteer Fire Department responds to an average of 700 calls a year, providing fire, rescue and emergency medical services.

Dennis Gilfoyle and Sarah Murtha

President, Senior Events Manager

The Junior Achievement of Western Pennsylvania help give young people the skills they need to own their economic success, plan for the future and make smart academic and economic choices.

Jennifer Miller and Deana Pastor

Development Director, Web & Program Director

The Westmoreland County Food Bank help serve over 7,000 disadvantaged families each month and make a difference in the fight against hunger.

Emma Borchiesi and Maxine Borchick

Member of St. Ann's and Church Secretary, St. Ann's Catholic Church

Church serving local residents through soup kitchen.

Eric Marshall

Assistant Chief, Franklin Twp Fire Department

CONSOL contributed funding for a training facility.

Mike Surbaugh, Amy Franz, Eddie Lockman, Noreen Lockman and Maddy Lockman

Boy Scouts of America Greater Pittsburgh Council

Youth organization providing character development and values-based leadership training. CONSOL has contributed in various ways for several years.

Shawn Bukovinsky

Lieutenant, Cecil Township Police Department

CONSOL provided funding for a rescue dog. Cecil Township PD serves Canonsburg and surrounding area. 

Beth Ann Howard and Paul Lemasters

President and Representative, Cameron EMS

Serving  CONSOL Ohio Valley Operations and surrounding area.

Jim Sadler and Ron Moreau

Former Chief, Current Trustee and Secretary, Indiana Fire Association

Serving CONSOL Indiana Gas Operations and surrounding area.

Cassie Coates

Greene County 4-H Educator

Youth organization encouraging community involvement, life skill projects, school enrichement programs and goalsetting.

Shawn Teets and Ross Peek

Volunteer Firefighters and EMTs, Monongah Fire Department

First responders to CONSOL Northern West Virginia Operations and surrounding area.

Mary Dresliszak

Director of Program Development, The Challenge Program

Various school contributions made by CONSOL Energy to fund school program encouraging excellent grades and attendance. CONSOL supports schools in PA and WV.

Mary Bates and Shirley Fierro

CLO, Director of HR and Resident Services, Washington City Mission

Faith-based organization providing critically needed goods and services to homeless, poor, and needy of Southwestern PA with full-recovery programs, life skill equipping, and legal clinic.

Bettie Stammerjohn

Community Fdt. of Greene County

The Community Fdt. Of Greene County's mission is to enhance the quality of life in Greene County by attracting, managing and distributing charitable resources

Keith Davin

Habitat for Humanity

Greene County Habitat for Humanity is a non-denominational Christian ministry working in parntership with the community and our future homeowners, to provide decent, affordable, and safe housing for those in need.  We believe that not only is family strength supported and improved by the quality of living conditions, but the community as a whole benefits as well.

John Humble and Neil Canan

Waynesburg Lions Club

Just a few of our many projects: Eye Research, Supply glasses and hearing aids to the needy, select high school senior girl and boy of the month and year, all day July 4th celebration with a giant fireworks display viewed by 10,000 and more, Lions Community Park with 3 pavillions, state of the art playground, Halloween Parade.  Projects are funded by gifts, broom and Christmas tree sales, gigantic nut and candy sales at the Christmas season, and a Lions Golf tournament

Christine Fulton

Allegheny County Parks Fdt.

This parks foundation in charged to preserve and improve the nine county parks through projects and programs in each park over time, fundraising, public private partnerships, and volunteer mobilization.

Jan Caldwell and David Balint

Corner Cupboard Food Bank

The Corner Cupboard Food Bank serves the needy of Greene county by distributing food and grocery products and educating the public about solving the problems of hunger and homelessness

Charlie Jones

Center Twp. Fire Department

Serving Center Twp. and surrounding areas.

Asst. Chief Clayton Murphy

Washington Fire Department

Serving Washington and surrounding areas.

Genny McIntyre

Vice President, Institutional Advancement, Western PA Conservancy

The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy has been enriching your relationship with the natural world since 1932 by conserving water, land and life, protecting the region's natural places of exceptional value, helping to establish ten state parks, preserving Frank Lloyd Wrights masterpiece Fallingwater, planting and maintaining 140 gardens in 20 counties and partnering with grassroots organizas in Pennsylvania.

Jeff Burks Mascara

Southwestern PA Human Services

The mission of Southwestern Pennsylvania Human Services, Inc. is to identify and provide for health and social service needs throughout the southwestern Pennsylvania region.  Southwestern Pennsylvania Human Services, Inc. has been providing a wide variety of human services to individuals and families throughout Fayette, Greene, Washington and Westmoreland counties for over 45 years.  Today, the SPHS system includes child care, aging programs, family planning services, primary and pediatric health care, mental health treatment and care, substance abuse treatment, home health care, nutrition services, and family support services.

Lynne Walicki

Greater Pittsburgh Literacy Council

One in seven adults cannot read a job application or book to their child.  Greater Pittsburgh Literary Council offers free instruction with reading, math, computers, English and GED preparation so men and women can become better workers, better parents and better neighbors.  GPLC students earn their GED certificate, enter college, get better jobs and help their own children in school.  Literacy instruction transforms lives, strengthens families, and helps create a vital community for us all.

Chief Larry Helms and Lieutenant Steve Rogers

Wheeling Fire Department

The City of Wheeling Fire Department is most proud of our community service in public service training. We provide CPR, AED and First Aid training which reached over 1200 citizens last year. Our Bureau of Fire Prevention reached over 1500 persons last year in the areas of home safety, high-rise residents and fire extinguisher training. The City of Wheeling Fire Department is not only committed to keeping their members safe, but the citizens as well.

Barbara Murphy, Shiela Cowieson and Jim Proudfit

United Way of Washington County

United Way of Washington County has served the Washington County community since 1925. United Way brings together local volunteers, businesses and charities to identify the fundamental conditions in people's lives that create need in our community.  In 2011 United Way of Washington County invested $758,000 in local charities.  Among the 47 local charities we help to fund are: Washington City Mission, Washington Women's Shelter, Greater Washington County Food Bank, SW PA Literacy Council, Catholic Charities, CASA for Kids.  

Chief Geno Guerrieri and Mayor Jesse Corley

Whitehall Police Department

The White Hall Police Dept. protects and serves the citizens and businesses of White Hall, WV.  The Police Dept. is involved with Community Policing.  Working togehter with the citizens and businesses of White Hall makes it easier for the Police Dept. to perform their duties. The Police Dept. works closely with the businesses to insure their safety and concerns.

Bob Eriksen and Ray Smith

Conservation Field Supervisor for PA and District Field Supervisor for PA, National Wild Turkey Federation

The mission of the NWTF is "The conservation of the wild turkey and the preservation of our hunting heritage. We promote our conservation mission by creating partnerships with companies, private landowners, govt. agencies and othetr conservations groups to create and improve wildlife habitat, open new lands for public recreation and help create further enjoyment of the outdoors in Pennslvania and all accross the U.S. 

Kristen Holloway and Amanda Thompson

Operation Troop Appreciation

Operation Troop Appreciation is a 100% volunteer 501 c non-profit dedicated to members of our Armed Forces serving and sacrificing for our country. By providing them with "wish list" items that contribute to their morale, we present a united front to our deployed military by supporting them as individuals, for every one of them 

Roseann Teramana and Irene Harvey

Black Diamond Girl Scout Council

Girl Scouting builds girls of Courage, Confidence and Character who make the world a better place.  The Discovery and Dreams program served over 400 at risk girls throughout the Ohio Valley from K-12.  Treaching them to discover themselves and the world, Connect with others in the community and Take Action to make the world a better place.

Mike Zagata and Tracy Green

Ruffed Grouse Society

Established in 1961 the Ruffed Grouse Society (RGS) is the one international wildlife conservation organization dedicated to promoting conditions suitable for ruffed grouse, American woodcock and related wildlife to sustain our sport hunting tradition and outdoor heritage.

Tessie Amaranto and Donna Pacella

American Red Cross

The American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization led by volunteers, provides relief to victims of disaster and helping people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. Responds to approximately 600 disasters per year, assist affected families with immediate needs for food, clothing and shelter. We train more than 90,000 individuals yearly in lifesaving skills. We collect and supply vital blood products, and support  military families coping with deployment of loved ones. The American Red Cross is where people mobilize to help their neighbors-across the street, across the country, and across the world-in emergencies.

Dan Snider and Amber Snider

Althetes Serving Athletes

Athletes Serving Athletes provides the opportunity for challenged athletes to pursue an active lifestyle by experiencing the thrill of athletic competition otherwise inaccessible to them. -ASA and ASA Ohio Valley serves youth with a wide range of disabilities including, but not limited to, paralysis caused by spinal cord and other injuries, muscular dystrophy, diseases and birth conditions, stroke, spina bifida, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy and amyotrophic lateral scleroses (ALS).

Jessica Barnabei and Jessica Giarratano

Cystic Fibrosis

The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is the world's leader in the search for a cure for cystic fibrosis. We fund more CF research than any other organization, and nearly every CF drug available today was made possible because of Foundation support.