Mary Sage Unitrust Xxxxx1004

About Mary Sage Unitrust Xxxxx1004

Mary Sage Unitrust Xxxxx1004’s recent giving centers on modest general-support checks to local congregations and community service organizations, with recurring support for faith-based institutions and human-services providers. The largest recent grant in the file went to Christ Lutheran Church in Sharon, Pennsylvania, followed by support for Project Hope Center in Washington, DC and Mercer County Association for the Retarded in Sharon, Pennsylvania. That mix points to a portfolio built around congregational operations, emergency/basic-needs services, and county-level disability support rather than large institutional or national initiatives. The foundation’s grants also show a steady preference for unrestricted support. Several recipients reappear across multiple years, including Project Hope Center, Passavant Health Center, Pennsylvania Association for the Blind, Shenango Valley Animal Shelter, and Glade Run Lutheran Services. The grants are small enough to suggest a compact portfolio, but broad enough to reach churches, disability services, and practical community assistance. In the recent record, every grant listed is a general grant, and all recipients are U.S.-based.

What Mary Sage Unitrust Xxxxx1004 Funds

Faith-based support is a clear thread in the portfolio. Mary Sage Unitrust Xxxxx1004 gave $5,867 to Christ Lutheran Church in Sharon, Pennsylvania for general support, and it also funded Glade Run Lutheran Services in Zelienople, Pennsylvania with general grants in multiple years. Basic-needs service centers appear alongside congregational support. In 2024, the foundation gave $5,219 to Project Hope Center in Washington, DC, and the same organization received additional general support in 2025. The grant list also includes disability and related human-services organizations. Mercer County Association for the Retarded in Sharon, Pennsylvania received grants in 2023 and 2025, while Passavant Health Center in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania appears in both years as well. Pennsylvania Association for the Blind in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania is another repeated recipient. Smaller grants also extend to broader health and emergency-service charities, including the American Red Cross, the American Cancer Society, the Heart Association National Bequest Center, and The Salvation Army.

How Mary Sage Unitrust Xxxxx1004 Gives