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Alliance for Non-Profit Resources
Michael Robb
220 South Main Street, Suite 407
Butler, PA 16001
724-431-0097
www.anrinfo.org
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The Mission of Alliance for Nonprofit Resources, Inc. is to provide a network of quality administrative and operational supports and services essential for other nonprofits and programs to actively engage in the community and fulfill their mission. |
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American Red Cross
Scott Snyder
312 Mercer Street
Butler, PA 16001
724-283-2810
www.butlerredcross.org
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Disaster relief; disaster preparedness / prevention information; emergency communications for military families; training in first aid, CPR, water safety; HIV/AIDS education; blood collection; volunteer opportunities. |
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The Arc of Butler County
Philip N. Rosenbauer
112 Hollywood Drive, Suite 202
Butler, PA 16001
724-282-1500
www.arcbutler.org
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The Arc of Butler County is a nonprofit organization working to secure for all people with mental retardation the opportunity to choose and realize their goals of where and how they learn, live, work, and play. The Association operates residential programs serving people with mental retardation, and vocational programs for people with mental retardation and disabilities. |
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Butler County Children's Center
Alice Nunes
139 Rieger Road
Butler, PA 16001
724-287-2761
www.bcccinc.org
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Butler County Children's Center, a private, non-profit corporation and academic school, has been providing a variety of children's programs since 1973. The Center is governed by a voluntary Board of Directors composed of parents and community leaders. Butler County Children's Center is the grantee agency for the Butler County Head Start Program and the Child Care Information Services Agency of Butler County. |
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Butler County Family YMCA
Larry W. Garvin
339 N. Washington Street
Butler, PA 16001
724-287-4733
www.bcfymca.org
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The Butler County Family YMCA is a community service organization that meets community needs through health and social service programs, and is open to women, men, girls and boys of all ages, religions, abilities and income levels. |
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Butler County Homeownership
Kevin Boozel
114 Woody Drive
Butler, PA 16001
724-287-6797
www.housingauthority.com
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The Butler County Homeownership Program is a community partnership that assists low and moderate income families to achieve homeownership in Butler County. |
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Butler Regional Recovery Program
Susan Hetz
c/o Butler Health System Foundation
911 East Brady Street
Butler, PA 16001
Physical Address:
140 North Elm Street, Suite B
Butler, PA 16001
724-431-0224
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Butler Regional Recovery Program Outpatient Services offers a full range of treatment for chemical dependence, including assessment and individual outpatient treatment, as well as intensive outpatient (IOP) and partial hospitalization group therapy treatment and a family group for family members whose lives are affected by drug and alcohol use. |
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Catholic Charities
Susan Rauscher
212 Ninth Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
412-456-6999
Butler County Office
Al Lane
120 New Castle St.
Butler, PA 16001
724-287-4011
www.ccpgh.org
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Catholic Charities provides services related to strengthening and enhancing family life. Services include Family/Marital Counseling, Pregnancy and Parenting, Adoption, Housing and Homeless Services, Bridge Housing, Tangible Assistance, and Information and Referral. |
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Center for Community Resources, Inc.
Michael Robb
220 South Main Street, Suite 407
Butler, PA 16001
724-431-0097
www.ccrinfo.org
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A 501(c)3 organization providing information/ referral to human services; 24/7 emergency utility, crisis, housing and specialized serves and case management/supports coordination to individuals/families. |
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Community Care Connections
Patricia Brennen
114 Skyline Drive
Butler, PA 16001
724-283-3198
www.communitycareconnect.org
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Community Care Connections provides educational, recreational adult daycare, residential and in-home support services to individuals who have physically and/or mentally handicapping conditions. |
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Girl Scouts Western Pennsylvania
Patricia Burkart
30 Isabella Street, Ste. 107
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
412-594-2215 or
1-800-248-3355
www.gswpa.org
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Girl Scouts Western Pennsylvania serves approximately 40,000 girls and 15,000 adult volunteers in a 27-county area. Girl Scouting inspires and empowers girls on their journey of self-discovery by providing a physically and emotionally safe, girls-only environment. It provides girl-focused and girl-driven program opportunities that inspire leadership, self-confidence, diversity and accountability to their communites on a local, national and global scale. |
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Glade Run Lutheran Services
Dr. Charles T. Lockwood
P.O. Box 70
Zelienople, PA 16063
724-452-4453
www.gladerun.org
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Provides mental health, educational and social welfare services for children, youth, individuals and families offered in both residential and in-community settings. |
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Grace Youth & Family Foundation
The Net Outreach
Bill H. Halle
100 Center Avenue
Butler, PA 16001
724-282-0507
www.gyff.org
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A non-denominational Christian Outreach meeting the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of youth and families through their participation in educational, artistic and recreational activities. |
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Grapevine Center
Bette Peoples
140 North Elm Street, Suite B
Butler, PA 16001
724-283-1704
www.grapevinecenter.org
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The Grapevine Center is a safe, comfortable place for individuals who are in recovery from mental illness and/or drug and alcohol addiction to enjoy socializing in a stigma free environment. |
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Lifesteps, Inc.
Karen Sue Owens
383 New Castle Road
Butler, PA 16001
724-283-1010
www.lifesteps.net
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Providing programs and services to help individuals and families with life’s changing needs…serving infants, preschoolers, children, adults, and the elderly. |
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The Lighthouse Foundation
Rev. Dan Borchert
1302 Cruishank Road
Butler, PA 16002
724-898-4673
www.thelighthouseonline.net
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The Lighthouse Foundation provides 17 varied, unduplicated services to 6,500 individuals and families throughout Butler County that address emergency/critical care, transitioning and empowerment needs. |
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Mental Health Association
Pamela V. Grabe
140 North Elm Street, Suite A
Butler, PA 16001
724-287-6844
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The Mental Health Association provides services that make independence possible for mental health clients, between therapy appointments. These are advocacy, guardianship, friendship, and other specialized programs. |
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Moraine Trails Council
Boy Scouts of America
Raymond Tennant, IV
830 Morton Avenue Ext.
Butler, PA 16001
724-287-6791
www.morainetrails.org
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For almost 100 years the Moraine Trails Council, BSA has been working with youth and families throughout Butler , Lawrence, Armstrong, and Northern Westmoreland counties. A variety of age specific, grade appropriate programs are used to develop character, teach citizenship, and encourage physical fitness. |
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Paul Laurence Dunbar Community Center
Kate Donnelly
501 Fairground Hill Road
Butler, PA 16001
724-287-5648
www.dunbarcenter.org
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Paul Laurence Dunbar Community Center provides educational, social and recreational opportunities to all members of the community from the age of five through senior adult. |
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The Salvation Army
Capts Henry and Irene Thibault
P.O. Box 389
313 West Cunningham Street
Butler, PA 16003-0389
724-287-5532
www.salvationarmy.org
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Our programs are to promote good health and well being, self-sufficiency, and provide hot, balanced meals. We encourage good habits and instill good citizenship in our young children. |
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The Salvation Army
Service Units of Butler County
Major Robert J. Reel
700 North Bell Avenue
Carnegie, PA 15106
412-446-1646
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Founded in 1865 in London, England , The Salvation Army is both a church and a social service organization, active in 109 countries worldwide. The Western Pennsylvania Division provides a host of social and spiritual support programs within a 28-county area. |
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Victim Outreach Intervention Center (VOICe)
Elizabeth Clark-Smith
PO Box 293
Evans City, PA 16033
724-776-5910
www.voiceforvictims.com
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Victim Outreach Intervention Center is a non-profit systems change organization that provides free and confidential services to individuals and families who are survivors of violent crime. VOICe workds within our community to bring about social change and provide survivors with the ability to take control of their lives. |
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YWCA of Butler
Margaret Clawson
120 West Cunningham St.
Butler, PA 16001
724-287-5709
www.ywcaofbutler.com |
The YWCA offers low cost quality programs and services meeting the needs of the total person providing health support, education, self-improvement and leisure time services. |
