Anna C. Lawler Charitable Trust Grant

The Anna C. Lawler Charitable Trust Grant focuses on supporting impactful projects in Venango County, PA. Eligible organizations must have 501(c)(3) status and demonstrate a commitment to community service. The trust prioritizes initiatives that provide measurable outcomes, collaborate with other entities, and address significant community needs without duplicating existing services. Organizations should have a minimum of three years of operational experience and present evidence of past successes to qualify for funding.

This trust focuses on Venango County, PA.
Our Committee supports projects and programs that:

• Support year-round programmingProvide direct services to individuals and reflect the core social mission of the organization
• Address a need in the community for which there is a demonstrated demand
• Have broad impact or benefit underserved populations
• Have measurable outcomes, a plan for documenting results, and long-term sustainability
• Have diversified income streams and demonstrate effective financial accountability
• Involve collaboration with other organizations

Complement rather than duplicate the work of other non-profit organizationsAre submitted from organizations that have 3 years of operation in full service to others. Also, the program or project for which you are applying needs to have at least one (1) complete year with a report showing the measurable impact available prior to applying

Eligibility

Does your organization have the necessary public charity status (tax-exempt under 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code)?

Ineligibility

The PNC Foundation and PNC Bank, NA will not provide support for organizations that discriminate with regard to race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity / expression, age, ancestry, marital status, disability, or protected veteran status.Our Committee generally does not support:General Operating CostsPilot or new programmingEvent, conference or seminar sponsorships or entry feesMulti-year commitmentsFor-profit organizationsIndividuals or private foundationsFraternal, political, advocacy or labor organizationsCapital expenses or capital campaigns