Community & Events

S&T Bank presented Project HOME with a check for $15,000 to support their work to empower adults, children and families to break the cycle of homelessness and poverty and enable others to reach their full potential as individuals and as members of the broader society. In addition to the financial contribution, S&T team members were able to serve through mentoring, volunteering and committee participation.

S&T team members came together to raise over $8,600 as part of the Leukemia and Lymphoma society’s (LLS) Light the Night fundraiser and walks throughout various regions in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Monies raised will assist LLS in funding blood cancer research and providing education and patient services to those in need.

S&T Bank sponsored and participated in the Cambria County Housing Summit. This event was hosted by Breaking The Barriers and Magellan Healthcare. The purpose is to provide resources and information on living options for individuals facing housing insecurity.

S&T team members sorted through clothing donations for Dress for Success Pittsburgh at the Sharpsburg, PA warehouse. Dress for Success works to help underemployed women achieve economic independence by providing no-free programs, development tools and professional attire to help individuals thrive in both work and life.

Our team members volunteered at the Veterans Leadership Program (VLP) Johnstown Military Food Share event. VLP works to provide essential services to Veterans and their families.

S&T sponsored and actively participated in Camp Dreamcatcher’s event, “Catching Dreams Over the Edge.” Participants had the opportunity to hold the ropes and/or rappel eight stories down a building! Funds raised support therapeutic camps for HIV/Aids impacted youth.

S&T donated $1,500 to Chester County Futures (CCF). CCF provides comprehensive academic support, scholarships and mentoring for economically disadvantaged, motivated youth to help them succeed in school, higher education and life.

S&T Bank was a Gold Paw Sponsor for the 2024 Cause for Paws fundraiser benefiting the Indiana County Humane Society. Employees also volunteered at the event which not only raised money but also helped to collect other supplies needed to care for the animals every day.

S&T donated $2,500 to the Dauphin County Library System. The system works to build community while transforming lives by connecting ideas, people and opportunities. The organization provides quality public library services to residents of Dauphin County.

S&T Bank sponsored the City of Hilliard National Night Out Event. Festivities included interacting with police and first responders, participating in kids’ games and family activities as well as enjoying police K9 visits and fire engine tours. National Night Out is a nationwide event designed to heighten awareness of crime and drug prevention by encouraging community and police interaction.

S&T Bank is a proud sponsor of the free outdoor event, Falls Downtown Fridays, presented by Downtown Cuyahoga Falls. Once a month, the community comes together to enjoy family activities and celebrate local businesses.

S&T Bank has pledged $250,000 to the Punxsutawney Hospital Foundation, to support their capital campaign and the construction of the new Women’s Health Center. The Foundation’s focus is to improve medical services and provide the community with greater access to quality care.

S&T Bank team members volunteered with the Indiana County Chapter of Habitat for Humanity. Work was done to prime and paint the walls and ceilings of a home that will be sold with all proceeds reinvested into the organization for the next project and family in need.

S&T employees volunteered with the Akron Canton Regional Foodbank. Team members worked together to sort and pack food for distribution to those in need. This food bank partners with over 600 food pantries, meal sites and other hunger-relief programs.

During Autism Awareness Month, S&T employees organized and participated in a virtual 5k to benefit Autism Speaks. They also worked in various ways within our communities to deepen understanding and promote inclusion for all.

S&T team members attended the 2024 Plant a Tree at Flight 93 National Memorial day. For over a decade, volunteers, Friends of Flight 93 National Memorial, the National Parks Foundation and the National Park Service have worked to restore the area that will see 150,000 native trees planted.

 

 

The United Way of Southwestern PA held their 5th annual Big Book Drop and S&T team members assisted with sorting, packing and boxing nearly 30,000 books to be distributed to local youth.

S&T Bank donated $1,000 to Community Volunteers in Medicine (CVIM). CVIM provides free, high-quality healthcare to uninsured working people with low incomes to help them live healthier, more productive lives and to assure health equity in the Chester County region.

Members of the S&T team volunteered at the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. Over 9,000 pounds of donated goods were sorted and packed for distribution in less than three hours time!

Our team members volunteered at the Shared Food Program in Philadelphia, PA. Together, they packed over six-hundred boxes and filled fifteen pallets for those in need-setting a new record!

S&T Bank raised over $10,300 for Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). Donations were accepted at 21 Eastern PA locations and funds were also collected online. Every S&T employee also had the opportunity to purchase specially designed t-shirts with proceeds benefiting CHOP. The Bank event coincided with National Share a Smile Day.

S&T Bank has donated $1,500 dollars to the HEADstrong Foundation. The organization’s mission is to provide financial, residential and emotional support to families that are affected by cancer.

Continuing to make people our purpose, S&T Bank has pledged $500,000 to the Indiana Healthcare Foundation, aiding in the construction of a new Behavioral Health Building. The 31,000 square-foot facility is being built to meet the health care needs in the community surrounding both behavioral and mental health.