United Way of Mercer County is working hard to advance the common good. Our goal is to create long-lasting change for children, seniors, families and our community. Be part of the change. GIVE. ADVOCATE. VOLUNTEER. Together, united, we can inspire hope and create opportunity for a better tomorrow.

Strayhaven is a local no-kill animal shelter that has served Greenville and the surrounding area since 1960.

Religious and social service organization providing assistance to area families with food and utility assistance. Worship services held for all ages.

The objective of the Rotary Club is to encourage and foster the idea of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster the idea of service in each Rotarian's personal, business and community life.

The nonprofit, fundraising arm of the Primary Health Network. Our fundraisers are done to support the transportation program, our caring for our neighbors program, and scholarship program.

The Mercer County Food Bank supplies county-wide emergency food pantries and after school programs with food products to be distributed to those in need.

The Lions Club is a 501(c)4 charitable community service organization associated with the Lions Clubs International, the largest service organization in the world.

A community service club.

Hunters Sharing the Harvest is Pennsylvania’s statewide venison donation program. HSH has channeled nearly 2 million pounds of donated venison to the food insecure in Pennsylvania since its inception 30 years ago. This has provided more than 10.5 million servings to date. The program has been emulated by other state venison donation organizations around the U.S. as the standard for such missions.

The mission of the Greenville Symphony is to create a quality symphonic experience for our region of Western Pennsylvania.

Dedicated to advancement of Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) and other neuromodulation therapies. GNC's research, professional development and comprehensive care benefit patients and professionals worldwide.

Greenville Metals is a unique metallurgical resource with the ability to partner strategically with customers. We provide technology-based solutions and services to companies around the globe Moose International is a fraternal organization that supports children at Mooseheart and Seniors at Moosehaven. We are a tobacco free facility. Only Club in town that is tobacco free! We are always looking for new members, male and female, who want to help out their community.

A volunteer group of community residents who plan the annual Heritage Days festival as well as the Riverside Haunting and Easter Egg Hunt.

The Library provides free library service to the residents of Greenville Borough, Hempfield & Sugar Grove Townships with the print, video and audio collections and internet access. Membership for residents of other areas is $15 per year.

The Greenville Area Economic Development Corporation is a private non-profit local corporation established to promote the economic well being of the Greenville area and its citizens.

In 1978, Greenville community members came together with the desire to put on a show. At the at time, several, if not all, were members of St. Jude's Episcopal Church. The pastor’s wife offered to direct the show, “Guys & Dolls,” which was staged at the Greenville High School auditorium, complete with a pit band. No cast members were paid; to this day, it’s unknown how the show was paid for.

The Good Shepherd Center is an ecumenical ministry formed in 1991 to meet the needs of those economically disadvantaged in the greater Greenville area. Our clothing store, The Clothes Closet, is open to the public and is well stocked with good quality donated clothing at very affordable prices. Gift certificates for clothing are provided free of charge to those in need at reasonable intervals. Good quality donated household items are available at Treasures. These items include a wide variety and are available at very reasonable prices.

Historic Visitor's Center and Event Center (Underground Railroad Safehouse built in 1856 and listed on the Historic Building Register)

A nonprofit organization that supports Goddard State Park. Our two annual events are Pioneer Frolic and Music at the Marina. Our current project is raising funds for our new playground for children who visit Lake Wilhelm.

We are an all volunteer non profit. We are both national and international with approximately 45 volunteers including our Board of Directors.

Our Mission is to support the care and well-being of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) patients and their families through education, financial assistance, programs, and research.