Susquehanna Bank Donates To TriCounty Community Network’s Build Up Youth Program

Pottstown, Pa. (August 16, 2012) –TriCounty Community Network (TCN), a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving health, social and environmental conditions in Western Montgomery, Northern Chester and Eastern Berks counties in Pennsylvania, today announced its Build Up Youth program has received a donation from Susquehanna Bank’s Pottstown Office.

The donation will help support TCN’s Build Up Youth leadership development program for middle school students.  The program includes an annual Youth Leadership Conference and a school-based leadership project.  Through its efforts, the Build Up Youth program focuses on issues ranging from cyber bullying, drug & alcohol awareness, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship to safe dating, safe social networking, and protecting the environment.

“With so many negative influences for youth in our society today, our Build Up Youth program is an important initiative to educate these students and teach them the leadership skills to succeed in life,” said Jen Doyle, executive director for TCN.  “We appreciate Susquehanna Bank’s financial contribution to this important program.  We look forward to continuing to grow the program and positively influencing the youth of our area.”

“At Susquehanna Bank, we believe it’s important to invest in the future of our communities, and one of the best ways to do that is to support students,” said Katrina Belcher, Susquehanna Bank Market Manager.  “That’s why we’re proud to contribute to the TriCounty Community Network Build Up Youth Program.”

About TriCounty Community Network                 

TCN is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, membership-based organization that partners with nonprofits, businesses and community members to improve health, social and environmental conditions.  Serving Western Montgomery, Northern Chester and Eastern Berks counties in Pennsylvania, TCN offers seven key programs: Build Up Youth, C.A.R.E. (Caring in Alternative Residential Environments), Environmental Awareness, Family Literacy, Homeless Services, S.A.F.E. (Supporting Abuse Free Environments), and Workforce Development.  For more information on TCN, visitwww.tcnetwork.org.

TCN Winter 2012 Membership Meeting Schedule

TCN Winter 2012 Membership Meeting Schedule

Date & Time

Location

Topic

Tuesday
February 21

8am-10am

Montgomery County Community College, West Campus, 101 College Drive, Pottstown

Build Up Youth

Tuesday

March 20

8am-10am

Montgomery County Community College, West Campus, 101 College Drive, Pottstown

Caregivers Support & Resources

 

Membership Meeting Agenda

8:00am-8:30am Breakfast & Networking

8:30am-8:40am Introductions

8:40am-8:50am Announcements

8:50am-9:00am Breakfast Sponsor Presentation

9:00am-10:00am Presentation

Become a Breakfast Sponsor!

Sponsor an upcoming TCN membership meeting and receive 10 minutes on the agenda to promote your business or organization. 
You will also receive your own resource table to display marketing materials. 
For more information please call 610-705-3301, Ext. 2 or email sponsor@tcnetwork.org.      

Meeting Fees

Meetings are free for members.

$25 fee for non-members.

If you would like to join TCN or to see if your membership is current, please call 610-705-3301, Ext. 2 or email membership@tcnetwork.org.

Tri-County Community Network Annual Membership Meeting – MCCC West Campus, Pottstown

TCN Annual Membership Meeting

 Tuesday, September 20, 8am-10am

Montgomery County Community College, West Campus

South Hall, 1st Floor, Community Room, 101 College Drive, Pottstown

Learn more about TCN’s programs and projects for the upcoming year.

Build Up Youth, CARE, Environmental Awareness, Family Literacy, Homeless Services, SAFE, and Workforce Development.

 Please register by calling 610-705-3301, Ext. 2.

Special thanks to our breakfast sponsor

ManorCare Health Services of Pottstown