About Community Foundation of Greater Johnstown
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER JOHNSTOWN is headquartered in Johnstown, PA. It reported $14,756,333 in annual grants and $138,538,315 in total assets on its latest 990 on file for 2024. Its grantmaking is local, and 93% of grants went to recipients in Pennsylvania. The foundation’s stated focus areas include Children and Youth, Education, Scholarships, Health & Human Services, Community and Economic Development, Arts and Culture, Environment, Conservation and Recreation, Emergency Relief, Disaster Response, Animals, Religion, and Trails and Parks. Recent grants show a mix of operating support, scholarships, facility improvements, and project-specific funding. Named recipients include BISHOP MCCORT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL at $331,499, PITTSBURGH GATEWAYS CORP at $301,000, and CAMBRIA COUNTY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION at $260,760. Other large grants include JOHNSTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY at $233,510, THE LEARNING LAMP at $181,879, and FRACTRACKER ALLIANCE at $153,000. The foundation also makes donor-directed and designated distributions, with several recent grants appearing under those formats.
What Community Foundation of Greater Johnstown Funds
Recent grantmaking spans education and scholarships, community development, and environmental work. Notable grants include BISHOP MCCORT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL at $331,499 for education-related support, CAMBRIA COUNTY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION at $260,760 and $153,500 for library and placemaking work, and JOHNSTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY at $233,510 for redevelopment. Environmental grants include FRACTRACKER ALLIANCE at $153,000 in 2023 and $121,196 in 2024, plus GREEN BUILDING ALLIANCE at $225,923. The foundation also funded THE LEARNING LAMP at $181,879 and $116,710, and UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH AT JOHNSTO at $151,222 for scholarships.
How Community Foundation of Greater Johnstown Gives
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER JOHNSTOWN’s typical grant size is $8,100 at the 25th percentile, $15,000 at the median, and $30,222 at the 75th percentile. Recent grants range from scholarship awards and annual designated distributions to general support and facility or project funding. The foundation uses online application and grantee portal processes for its general grantmaking, scholarship programs, and competitive grants, and several active programs accept unsolicited applications. Its giving is local, with most grants directed to nonprofit organizations, students, and community programs in its service region.