Penn Community Bank – Penn Community Bank Foundation (2026)
Charitable Grants & Community Support for Local Nonprofit Organizations
Penn Community Bank Foundation provides charitable grants and community support to nonprofit organizations that contribute to the growth, resilience, and wellbeing of communities served by Penn Community Bank. The foundation reinvests a portion of the bank’s net income in local nonprofits that address community enrichment, economic opportunity, and related impact priorities.
Organization: Penn Community Bank
Support Type: Charitable grants and sponsorships
Geographic Focus: Southeastern Pennsylvania communities within Penn Community Bank’s service area
About the Funder
Penn Community Bank is a community-rooted financial institution dedicated to strengthening the regions it serves, from Philadelphia to the Lehigh Valley. Through the Penn Community Bank Foundation, the bank commits a significant portion of its net income back to local communities, providing annual donations and impactful grants to nonprofit partners that share its mission of building strong, resilient neighborhoods and promoting economic opportunity.
What This Program Supports
The Penn Community Bank Foundation awards grants and support to nonprofit organizations working to improve community wellbeing. Funding is intended to enhance:
- Community enrichment efforts, such as health and wellness access, local beautification, culture, and arts
- Local business growth, including economic development and entrepreneurship support
- Economic self-sufficiency and opportunity, such as food access, affordable housing, and workforce readiness
- Disaster recovery and emergency services that strengthen community resilience
Eligible Support Types
- Charitable grant funding for nonprofit programs and services
- Community partnership support
- Special initiatives that address local needs and promote economic and social wellbeing
Priority Impact Areas
Funding is generally aligned with work in:
- Community enrichment and neighborhood vitality
- Local economic and business development
- Economic self-sufficiency and opportunity expansion
- Support for emergency response and disaster recovery
Eligibility
Eligible applicants typically include:
- IRS-recognized nonprofit organizations
- Organizations that serve communities within Penn Community Bank’s footprint
- Groups that demonstrate measurable community impact and alignment with the foundation’s focus areas
Not typically supported:
- Individuals or individual assistance requests
- For-profit entities
Funding Amounts
Penn Community Bank Foundation does not publicly list a fixed award range. Grants are evaluated and awarded based on alignment with community priorities, organizational impact, and available funding.
Timeline & Deadline
📅 Application Timeline: Rolling or as announced by the foundation
📅 Review Period: Not formally published; organizations are encouraged to inquire early and follow application guidance
Penn Community Bank also engages its employees in community service through organized volunteer efforts.
Application / Request Process
Interested nonprofit organizations should begin the process by submitting a grant application through the Penn Community Bank Foundation’s online portal or by scheduling a conversation with foundation staff.
Apply / Learn More:
➡️ https://www.penncommunitybank.com/how-we-grow-communities/penn-community-foundation/
For assistance or to recommend a partnership, contact Penn Community Bank’s community outreach team.
Why This Opportunity Is a Good Fit
This opportunity is a strong fit for nonprofits that:
- Are IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) organizations
- Serve local communities in southeastern Pennsylvania
- Provide programs or services that enhance community quality of life, economic opportunity, or resilience
- Seek charitable support for initiatives that benefit broad community needs rather than individual assistance
Penn Community Bank Foundation supports long-term community growth through strategic partnerships with organizations that drive measurable impact.
Corporate Grants Guide Notes
Review Type: Rolling / ongoing
Typical Lead Time: Variable based on program cycle and foundation review
Best Suited For: Local nonprofits focused on community impact, economic development, and community resilience