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our voice Westmoreland County YWCA WESTMORELAND COUNTY Summer Newsletter 2019 2019 Sportswomen of the Year Awards YWCA Westmoreland County • 424 North Main Street • Greensburg, PA 15601 724-834-9390 • fax: 724-834-9391• www.ywcawestmoreland.org Monday - Thursday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Friday: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Strong Alone, Fearless Together CONTENTS 2 Contents 12 Childcare 3 A Message From Our Board President 13 Childcare 4 A Message From Our Exec. Director 14 Sportswomen Awards Banquet 5 Remembering Reta Kuyat 15 Sportswomen Awards Banquet 6 Annual Meeting 16 YWCA Thrift Shop 7 YWCA Rising Star Nominations 17 TechGYRLS 8 Racial Justice 18 Field Hockey 9 Racial Justice 19 Rentals 10 Literacy Program Updates 20 Save the Date: Girls in Pearls 2019 11 International Women’s Group Mission: We are dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. 2018 - 2019 YWCA Board Members YWCA Staff Norma Skillings (President) Cindy Leonard, Executive Director Diane Hightower (First Vice President) Cheryl Angus, Fiscal Manager Nicolina Kelly (Second Vice President) Diana Basick, Thrift Shop Director Karen Struble Myers (Treasurer) Mary Lou Glover, Tech Support & Rental Manager Jackie Johns (Secretary) Cheryl Hershberger, Thrift Shop Staff Keisha Jimmerson Marae Johnston, Children’s Education Director Marcy Karasek Ramona Kocinski, PA Workwear Diane Krivoniak Matthew Kolbosky, Facilities Director Paula Maloney Gina McGrath, Adult Education & IT Director Carlotta Paige Grace O’Donnell, Children’s Education Instructor Rosin Rivera-Bretaña Maggie O’Leary, Literacy Program Director Faye Rosatti Jane Rossey, Thrift Shop Staff Theresa Rusbosin Gabby Skillings, Office Coordinator Lois Sculco, SC Nichole Smalley, Marketing & Member Services Carlene Williams Cathy Young, Thrift Shop Staff Tina Wodzinski Vision: We live and work in a community that embraces equity, acceptance and diversity and in which women and girls have opportunities for enrichment and advancement. 2

A Message From Our Board President A Time to Change For everything there is a season. A time to change. The YWCA of Westmoreland County has been undergoing change - a change in management, a change in how the employees of the YWCA function, making way for increased productivity. New hires, providing continuity, professionalism, and increased work flow management. These changes are necessary as we begin to look at our current programs offered, allowing for clearer vision and broadening our optics as we consider new programing that meets our mission and serves our community in a strategic manner. We at the YWCA consider ourselves change agents in the Westmoreland County community. However, to make change, we must continue achieving a high level of visibility in the community and heighten the awareness of those we serve, so that the organization can have continued success and increase our outreach. At the national level, the YWCA is mission driven and many of our advocacy programs address issues such as economic justice, racial justice, civil injustice, voting rights, equal pay and fair housing, and child care/preschool programs where we are not a holding place for youngsters but rather a place of learning, preparing, and empowering the bright minds of the next generation for kindergarten. Our strong collective voice can become even stronger as we strive to advocate on a national level. Working together, we can influence public policies that address health care, police brutality, voting rights, etc. As we enter this spring, a time of rebirth, I challenge us all to renew our efforts to increase our membership, to advocate strongly for what we believe, to be effective change agents in our efforts, and to always be great ambassadors for the YWCA Westmoreland County. Our mission is strong: YWCA Westmoreland County is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. The YWCA is on the move and we encourage all to move with us as we advocate for the marginalized, disenfranchised women and children in this community. Enjoy this season of change. Kind regards, Norma Skillings Norma Skillings, Board President 3

A Message From Our Executive Director Have you ever heard that saying “you look like you lost your best friend?” In April 2018, I literally did just that. One Sunday afternoon, I received a phone call from my best friend’s husband. He told me she had just finished making lunch, said she felt strange, then slumped over unconscious. An hour later, she was gone, having suffered a pontine stroke at age 36 – no family history, no prior symptoms, no reason to think it would happen. In the months that followed, I sunk deeply into grief, feeling my world had ended. For years, I spent every Saturday afternoon with Rhiannon, five to eight-hour shopping trips all over the county as we pursued our favorite hobby: extreme couponing. Rhiannon was a once-in-a-lifetime friend. To know her was to love her – she was patient and kind, tolerant and accepting of all people and walks of life, lover of children and animals, and had a zany-gut-buster-I-can’t-breathe-because-I’m- laughing-so-hard sense of humor. Suddenly and without warning, a person that I loved deeply and relied on for emotional support simply disappeared. Afterwards, I prayed frequently for understanding which didn’t come until much later. I thought my life would never be the same. Five months later, I accepted the executive director position at the YWCA. When I began working here, very much still entrenched in grief, I did my best not to show it. What happened in the months to follow was nothing short of a miracle. I began to meet our staff, our volunteers, our board members, our members, and other stakeholders in the community. I met all kinds of women – smart, strong, and vibrant. I made so many friends in such a short period of time, almost effortlessly. I regret Rhiannon did not live to see this change in my life – she would have loved the mission and likely have started volunteering in some capacity. Author Joseph Campbell once said, “We must let go of the life we have planned, so as to accept the one that is waiting for us.” While I will miss Rhiannon forever, I realize now that a sizable portion of my grief was fueled by my refusal to let go of the past as well as the future I had planned. I always envisioned the two of us outliving our husbands, well in our 90s, two little old ladies walking down the grocery aisles propping each other up as we couponed – in fact, we used to joke about that. That future no longer exists, but where I had emptiness a year ago, I now have abundance beyond what I could have imagined. That’s part of the magic of the YWCA. Despite any troubles, sorrows, or losses in your life, please know that renewal is always possible. But you cannot do it alone. We all need people around us who understand, help us celebrate the good times, and keep us uplifted during the bad. The YWCA exists for that purpose, to give women a place to meet such individuals, and for women to discover and know they have personal power that can be wielded in their own lives as well as for the greater good. We are here to serve you, to help you be the best version of yourself, and to be your companion through the joys and sorrows. Let us be part of your journey! If you’ve not connected with us beyond our newsletter, I encourage you to get to know us better! You can take a class to learn something new, attend the monthly International Women or Tech4Good Westmoreland meetup groups, or load your friends up in the car and have a fun afternoon of shopping at our Thrift Shop! We also have numerous committees on which you can volunteer, or you could even serve on our board of directors. We are always in need of volunteers at our Thrift Shop (and boy, can they throw a party at their volunteer appreciation luncheons!). Regardless of how you connect, I guarantee you will meet some of the most interesting women ever and leave with a new friend or two! I hope to see you around the YWCA sometime this spring or summer! Here’s to spring 2019 and all the promise of rebirth and regeneration this season of the year brings! Yours in service, Cindy Leonard Cindy Leonard, Executive Director 4

Remembering Reta Kuyat Reta Kuyat Eulogy Presented by Bonnie Lewis YWCA Executive Director 1989 - 2013 Many of us see something that could make our community better and really WISH that things could change. Far fewer of us are willing or able to make the leap from wishing to be the change agent that turns wishing into meaningful change. Rita Kuyat was one of those people. When Reta came to Greensburg she got involved in her community, but found that she really missed her involvement with the YWCA of Johnstown. So she took it upon herself to gather a group of women together, to contact the YWCA USA, and to build enthusiasm and organization for establishing a YWCA in Greensburg. Fast forward fifty years. Today we see an organization that:  provides childcare for working families,  teaches English as a second language and providing women from 30-some countries a home away from home,  teaches a wide variety of technology & continuing education classes,  provides work ready clothing from our Thrift Shop to women seeking employment,  involves the organization in matters of Racial Justice, and the list goes on and on. This is Reta’s legacy to Westmoreland County. It’s a very big legacy indeed. For the 24 years I worked at the YWCA, I always loved the times I spent with her. I think that all of us felt blessed to have our founding leader at YWCA events when she was able. I especially enjoyed her frequent little notes and phone calls, and in turn the staff enjoyed contacting her especially about the history of the YWCA. The day that Reta Kuyat came to Greensburg, was a good day indeed. 5

Annual Meeting Tuesday, June 25, 2019 Food Fellowship & Fun! Business Meeting at 5:30 p.m. Member Mixer at 6:00 p.m. which includes: ~ Honoring Outgoing Board Members ~ ~ Presentation of New Officers ~ ~ Presentation of Racial Justice Award ~ ~ Presentation of President’s Award ~ 6

YWCA Rising Star Nominations Westmoreland County YWCA RISING STAR AWARD CALL FOR NOMINATIONS The YWCA Westmoreland County is seeking nominations for the YWCA Rising Star Award. The YWCA Rising Star Award is:  Awarded to a woman, 35 years of age or under  Who exhibits early professional success and potential to obtain marked achievement  Demonstrates willingness to help others, especially women and girls Nominations are being accepted through May 31, 2019. This year’s winner will receive the award at the YWCA’s annual fashion show to be held August 19, 2019 at Rizzo’s Malabar Inn. You can download the nomination form at: www.ywcawestmoreland.org/ywca-rising-star-award. If you wish to submit a nomination or need additional information, please contact Lindsay Turchetta at [email protected], or call 724-834-9390. The YWCA Rising Star Award is sponsored, in part, by the: 7

Racial Justice We Celebrated 2019 Stand Against Racism During the Greensburg ArtsWalk At The YWCA Thrift Shop Saturday, April 27, 2019 Members of the community signed the Stand Against Racism Pledge, shopped at the YWCA Thrift Shop, received discounts on all merchandise. We had snacks & refreshments, and live music by local power duo The Heavenly Biscuits. 8

Racial Justice Upcoming Events July 11, 2019 This summer, YWCA Westmoreland County’s Racial Justice Committee will participate as a partner agency on Westmoreland Diversity Coalition’s Thoughtful Thursdays Film Festival: Movies with a Message. The July film focus will be racial bias and profiling. On July 11, we will watch the movie Finding Forrester, followed by a lightly facilitated discussion led by Cindy Leonard of the YWCA. The event will begin at 6 pm, admission is $2, and refreshments will be provided. Location: Campana Chapel, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, 150 Finoli Drive, Greensburg About Finding Forrester Finding Forrester is a 2000 American drama film written by Mike Rich and directed by Gus Van Sant. In the film, a black teenager, Jamal Wallace (Rob Brown), is invited to attend a prestigious private high school. By chance, Jamal befriends a reclusive writer, William Forrester (Sean Connery), through whom he refines his talent for writing and comes to terms with his identity. (Source: Wikipedia.com) 9

Literacy Program Updates “Books are the plane, and the train, and the road. They are the destination, and the journey. They are home.” ~Anna Quindlen English As A Second Language English Classes for Beginners are offered on Tuesdays & Thursdays mornings this summer from 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m., Text Book: $15.00. Intermediate Level Classes are meeting at the YWCA on Wednesdays ONLY from 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m., Text Book: $15.00. Summer Classes begin on June 4 and end August 28, 2019. Maggie O’Leary is the Instructor for these classes. Please call 724-834-9390 for more information and to register for classes. Registration is now open. The YWCA is proud to be a part of the solution for empowering women. Our ESL classes are instrumental in providing a means for international women to learn English, get acclimated to the American culture, and prepare for higher education or employment. Not only can Literacy open doors, it’s known to change lives. SAVE THE DATE! Annual Used Book Sale at Westmoreland Mall September 19 - September 22, 2019 Adult Basic & Literacy Education Classes Offered at the YWCA Westmoreland County Adult Basic Education (ABE) – This program offers an introduction to fundamental skills in reading, English, math and career exploration. This class provides the foundation for GED® preparation and introduces career pathways opportunities for employment and post-secondary training. High School Equivalency (HSE) Prep – This course provides preparation for the GED® or HiSET® test and opportunities to explore several career pathways with a focus on obtaining entry-level employment or entering a post-secondary training program. Classes are offered Tuesday & Thursdays from 1:30 PM - 4 PM. Call 724-755-2330 x133 for more details. (All classes require an orientation.) 10

International Women’s Group The YWCA's International Women's Group welcomes women of all nationalities to Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. The International Women's Group provides a meeting place for women to meet each other and develop friendships, to share and learn about the United States (particularly the new area in which they are living), improve their English, and become a part of their new community. The purpose of the meetings is to promote international exchange, friendships, and help women adapt to their new community. For more information, call 724-834-9390 or email at [email protected]. Meetings take place at the YWCA Westmoreland County located at 424 N. Main Street, Greensburg, PA 15601. All women are welcome to join us! Wednesday, May 8 Wednesday, June 12 Wednesday, September 11 12:30 - 2:30 PM 12:30 - 2:30 PM 12:30 - 2:30 PM “Cooking with Thawry” “Twin Lakes Picnic” “Fall Welcoming Luncheon” No Meeting in July or August - Enjoy Your Summer! 11

Childcare YWCA Preschool News! The United Way came to preschool in early spring to celebrate Dr. Seuss’s birthday by reading the story Green Eggs and Ham to the children. They gave each child a backpack containing the story book and art supplies and donated a Dr. Seuss collection of books to the classroom. This spring is all about changes. We are watching the weather change from winter to spring and waiting to enjoy our outdoor playground. We are watching caterpillars change into butterflies. We are watching seeds grow into marigolds and beanstalks. We are watching the children grow into their own unique individuals. As we say a heartfelt good-bye to our four-year-old graduating classes, we will be watching for great things from each of them. Fall enrollment for 2019-2020 school year is now open. For a tour of our Preschool, call 723-834-9390 x117 3-Year-Old Preschool Class Must be 3-years-old by Sept. 1 Tuesdays and Thursdays Morning Session: 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM Monthly Tuition: $70.00 4-Year-Old Preschool Class Must be 4-years-old by Sept. 1 Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Morning Session: 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM Afternoon Session: 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM Monthly Tuition: $95.00 12

Childcare Young Wonders Summer Day Camp 2019 6-10 Year Old Boys and Girls Keystone STARS 2 and Department of Human Services Licensed The YWCA Young Wonders Program is a licensed childcare program that provides consistency and enrichment for children in a relaxed environment. We are committed to supporting working parents/guardians by providing a safe, affordable program staffed by nurturing, competent, responsible, trained counselors. We make summer fun! Exciting weekly themes and weekly excursions are what your child can expect this summer at the YWCA Westmoreland County. Camp activities include: games, physical activities, swimming, playground visits, library, bowling, movies, monthly field trips, crafts, community visits, indoor and outdoor fun! The program is for children ages 6-10 (children must be 6 on or before June 1, 2019 in order to attend). Summer camp begins June 3 through August 16, Monday through Friday 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM. Check our website for updates. Enrollment packets are available online. June 3-7 Camp Spirit June 10-14 Shark Week June 17-21 Going Green June 24-28 Edible Creations July 1-5 All-Ball (Closed July 4) July 8-12 To Infinity and Beyond July 15-19 Winter Wonderland July 22-26 On Your Mark, Get Set, Draw July 29-Aug 2 Sunny Side Up Aug 5-9 Back Yard Bash Aug 12-16 S’more Fun 13

Sportswomen Awards Banquet We held our 25th annual Sportswomen of the Year Banquet on Monday, April 15, at the Ramada Inn & Conference Center in Greensburg. This annual event recognizes the outstanding achievements of Westmoreland County female athletes. Attendees enjoyed a motivational keynote address by Megan Bratkovich, Director of Athletics at Penn State New Kensington, and a look back at the last 25 years of women’s sports with emcee Karen Struble Myers, Associate Director and Director of Development at the Fred Rogers Center at Saint Vincent College. SHU Griffins SVC Bearcats Sue Waldrop Morgan Brooke Chelsea Kaylea Hempfield Softball Phillips Hildenbrand Bartlow Flick  Sports Girl of the Year for Excellence in a Team Sport—Morgan Phillips Photo’s Taken by  Sports Teen of the Year for Individual Excellence—Rebeccah Pyo Aaron McGregor  Sports Teen of the Year Excellence in a Team Sport—Lauren Enos Photography  Teen Sports Team of the Year—Hempfield Area High School Lady Spartans Softball Team  Sports Teen with Special Needs—Brooke Hildenbrand Winners Pictured  Sportswoman of the Year for Individual Excellence—Chelsi Bartlow on the Front from  Sportswoman of the Year Excellence in a Team Sport—Kaylea Flick Left to Right:  Women’s Sports Team of the Year—Seton Hill University Volleyball Team Becky Blasco,  Women’s Coach of the Year—Becky Blasco Lauren Enos,  Women’s Health & Fitness Awardee—Susan Waldrop Eddy Confer, Rebeccah Pyo  Committee’s Choice Awardee - Eddy Confer & Saint Vincent College Women’s Golf Team 14

Sportswomen Awards Banquet Sincere Thanks To Our Event Sponsors! Champion Sponsor Medalist Sponsors Coach Sponsors 15

YWCA Thrift Shop YWCA Thrift Shop News Assistance Office (CAO), Private Industry Council (PIC) as well as other county agencies. The YWCA Thrift Shop is ready to outfit the whole family for the beautiful summer days ahead. Shorts, As we do our Spring cleaning, please assist and tank tops, sundresses, and swimwear are all on support PAWW with a tax deductible donation. We display for your shopping experience. welcome and appreciate: Summer consignment started on April 29, 2019 and runs through June 15. Donations are accepted year  Clean business clothes including maternity wear round. Knickknacks and household items are always  Khakis, blue and black denim jeans, polo shirts, in demand. So please think of the YWCA Thrift Shop when you are cleaning your house, attic, and sweatshirts, and medical scrubs basement.  Flat, wedge or low heel, closed-toe professional The Thrift Shop volunteers were treated to an Italian buffet at the Boulevard restaurant in Greensburg in shoes honor of National Volunteer week. Special honors to  Unopened trial / hotel sizes of hygiene products Charlene Ciuffoletti, Nancy Gillpatrick and Kathy Frye  Professional purses that are black or neutral -Nefores for the most volunteer hours! All of our  Clothing store gift cards women work many hours to assure the shop runs  Monetary donations efficiently and with friendliness. Thank you! Applications for volunteering are available in the We would like to make a special request. office or on-line. Occasionally, a client needs bras and they, are also a The YWCA Thrift Shop is located at 221 S. Maple welcome donation. Designate your items for PAWW Avenue, Greensburg. Our hours of operation are 10 and drop them off at the YWCA Thrift Shop during am to 4 pm, Monday through Saturday. There are their business hours. For more information or to set extended hours every Thursday until 7 pm. We can up a drop-off, contact Ramona Kocinski at 724-834- be reached at 724-834-4339. Thank you for 1383 or [email protected]. supporting the YWCA of Westmoreland with their mission and community support. PAWW received many generous donations this quarter. These contributions are a part of the reason PA WORKWEAR why, when the clients are completely dressed, they are also wearing smiles. Thank you for your PA WORKWEAR, a program of YWCA charitableness! Some of the donors include: Tammy Westmoreland County, provides women with free Koshar, Randi Smail, Karen Phillips, Jayne Sheldon, professional clothing for job search, training, and Kelly Peterson, and Shirley Reichenecker. employment. The PAWW Consultant grooms each client by giving her the clothes, accessories, and In addition, Westmoreland County employees hygiene items she needs in order to be successfully received a dress down day in exchange for donating employed. Clients are referred by the County professional clothing or making a monetary donation to the PAWW program on Friday, March 29. This 16 fundraiser was organized by the current Miss Pennsylvania Outstanding Teen, Cecilia Petrush. She created this drive in hopes to raise awareness. The result was the PAWW Program received an entire SUV of donations! Again, thank you Cecilia for your hard work! And thanks to all the employees for their generosity!

TechGYRLS TECHGYRLS ROBOTICS 2019 SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION FORM Join us and have fun building robots! TechGYRLS Robotics Camp for Girls (ages 11-14): Robolab, a classroom kit designed by LEGO® using the EV3® Technology teaches students to build, program and activate working robots. Session ends with a “Robo Expo” for girls to demonstrate their working robots to family and friends. We will be using the latest Lego® EV3® products. June 17 - 20, 2019 Monday - Thursday 10 AM - 3 PM $135 Members/$155 Non-Members Location: YWCA Westmoreland County 424 N Main St Greensburg, PA 15601 FIELD TRIP INCLUDED IN COST OF CAMP Scholarships available Registration is limited to 10 girls...so register early. Call 724-834-9390, Extension 107 Email: [email protected] Please Complete and Return to the YWCA Please include payment. A pack et w ill be m ailed to you to com plete before cam p begins. Camp size is limited, only payment guarantees enrollment in the camp. Name_____________________________________________________Phone_____________________________________ Address_____________________________________________________________________________________________ E-Mail Address _______________________________________________________________________________________ Birthdate _____________________ Age __________ T-shirt size (adult sizes) ____________________ T-shirts are ladies tapered sizes S-M-L-XL-2XL-3XL Name of School __________________________________ Amount Enclosed: $_______________ Method of payment:_____________________ Indemnity Agreement: I agree to hold the YW CA, its agents, officers, and em ployees, harm less from any and all liability claims, judgments, damages, or injuries to my person and/or property from any participation in the activity. Please sign and date:__________________________________________________________________________________ YWCA Westmoreland County 424 North Main Street Greensburg, PA 15601 Phone: 724 834-9390 x107 Email: [email protected] www.ywcawestmoreland.org 17

Field Hockey YWCA Girls Field Hockey Summer Camp Monday, June 17 through Wednesday, June 19, 2019 9:00 AM to 12 PM @ Hempfield Park Coached by Two-Time National Champion Coach, Tara Zollinger For Players 14 Years & Younger (Beginners Welcome) $175 Early Bird Registration Fee • Increases to $200 After June 1 Register by calling 724-834-9390 and filling out the forms at: www.ywcawestmoreland.org/girls-field-hockey/ Questions can be directed to Field Hockey Coordinator, Ariel Tarosky 317-376-3215 Tara Zollinger is head field hockey coach at Shippensburg University. In 2017, Zollinger and her assistants were named the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division II National Coaching Staff of the Year and Atlantic Region Coaching Staff of the Year after guiding the Raiders to victory in the 2017 NCAA Division II National Championship. The NCAA title was SU’s second straight and third overall in school history. The achievement also gave Zollinger the distinction of being the first person to win an NCAA Division II National Championship in her first year as a collegiate head coach. On the national level, Zollinger is in her second year as the field hockey representative on the coaches’ council for WeCOACH (formerly Alliance of Women Coaches). She is one of 15 coaches from across the country spanning all three NCAA divisions that serves on the council, serving as an ambassador in coaching communities and networks. Zollinger, a 2013 University of Maryland graduate, arrived at Shippensburg having spent the 2013-16 seasons as an assistant coach at Syracuse University, working under two-time NFHCA Division I National Coach of the Year Ange Bradley. She is a three-time NCAA Division I Field Hockey national champion, having helped coach Syracuse to the 2015 national title after winning two championships as a player at Maryland. In 2017 and 2018, Zollinger coached the Women's High Performance Mid-Atlantic Training Site and coached at the 2018 USA Field Hockey Young Women's National Championship. For four years, Zollinger served as the head coach of the USA Field Hockey Futures program for Region 4, based in Syracuse. She has trained and developed elite high school athletes who were selected to represent the New York Region at USA Field Hockey competitions. A native of Jeannette, Pa., Zollinger is a USA Field Hockey Level 2 certified head coach and a graduate of the NCAA Alliance of Women's Coaches Academy. She is currently studying toward a master's degree in Sport and Exercise Psychology from Lock Haven University. 18

Rentals The Huff Mansion is a historical landmark in Westmoreland County and features a:  Fully Equipped Kitchen for your Caterer  Beautiful Portico and Porch  Elegant Spiral Staircase  Perfect Venue for Showers, Parties, Family Gatherings and Meetings and for our business community the main building provides:  Wireless Internet Access  Podium and Microphone  Projector Screens and/or Dry Erase Boards for your Presentations The entire main floor of the mansion is available for your special event. Business meeting spaces and business rates may vary from special events. Call 724-834-9390 for more information. 2 hour minimum on all rentals Daytime Rates Early morning, (during YWCA evening, and normal business weekend rates hours) Living Room / Library $20/hour $25/hour Mansion 1st Floor $30/hour $40/hour (Living Room, Library, Dining Room, Kitchen) $35/hour $45/hour Founder’s Room $55/hour $70/hour Founder’s Room & Mansion 1st Floor Prices Include: Coffee Service, Tablecloths, Napkins, and Receptionist. No charge for nonprofit organizations if meeting for 2 hours or less if held during normal business hours. 19

Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Greensburg, PA Permit No. 385 424 North Main Street Greensburg, PA 15601 www.ywcawestmoreland.org return service requested Would you like to have your newsletter emailed to you? If you are receiving a hard copy of the newsletter and would prefer to have it sent only via email, please let us know by sending an email to [email protected] with the subject line “Email Newsletter.” Thank you! Save The DateFashion Show Save the Date Fashion Show Monday, August 19, 2019 YWCA Girls in Pearls: Walk the Red Carpet 20