WHAT’S NEWS IN CRANBERRY
ONE-OF-A-KIND CAR
DONATION PROGRAM
Community Auto, part of The Lighthouse
Foundation, is a nonprofit low income car
ownership program. It accepts donated cars,
repairs and inspects them if necessary, then
sells them to qualified working low-income
people at discounted prices, as compared
to a regular
used car
dealership.
According
to the
organization,
it’s the only
one of its
kind in western Pennsylvania that puts
cars back into the hands of families in the
Greater Pittsburgh area.
The used car sitting in the garage that
you didn’t sell because it was a hassle, the
car that didn’t get the trade-in value you
wanted, or one the kids used for school but
is no longer needed would be the perfect
car to donate. Your generous donation is the
fuel for the program and is tax deductible.
Contact Community Auto at
communityautolico.org or at 724.538.5081
to find out how to donate your car and give
a family a hand toward self-sufficiency.
Pictured from left to right: Thomas Hopkins,
teller; Alex Ciccotelli, staff accountant; Amy
Barnes, HR Manager; Mark Bruno, VP of Lending;
Terrence O’Connor, Board of Directors; Angelo
Lucatorto, CEO; John Ulaky, Board of Directors
Vice Chairman; Meghan Giannoccora, Teller
Supervisor; Sara Shinsky, Branch Manager; Amy
Stangel, Branch Coordinator; Amber Brandt,
teller; Kimberly Golla, internal auditor.
CREDIT UNION OPENS IN
CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP
The grand opening of the new Allegent
Community Federal Credit Union took
place on Oct. 16, at 1646 Haine School
Road. A ribbon cutting ceremony officially
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724.942.0940 TO ADVERTISE
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opened this branch, the first in Butler
County. For more information on how
Allegent Community Federal Credit
Union can handle all of your financial
needs, call 412.642.2875 or visit the
website at allegentfcu.org.
BEVERLY’S BIRTHDAYS
GREAT BIRTHDAY BAKE
Over 200 guests attended Beverly’s
Birthdays Great Birthday Bake, a
children’s baking competition where
talented local youth whip up their best
cookies!
The 33 bakers between ages 6 and 16
made 12 dozen cookies each in one of
four categories: Chocoholic, Fruity and
Fun, Classic Christmas Sugar Cookie,
and Nuts and More! Judges for the
event included Jasmine Cho, founder of
Yummyholic; Chris Fennimore, host of
‘QED Cooks; Hollie Kawecki, owner of
Nothing Bundt Cakes in Upper St. Clair;
and Ashley Dougherty, meteorologist for
Pittsburgh’s Action News.
Guests enjoyed samplings of all of the
cookies, a hot cocoa bar, a visit with Santa
and a surprise appearance from friends at
Fairytale Princess Visits. DoubleTree Hilton
in Cranberry hosted the event.
Winners:
Chocoholic – Pamela Smith
Fruity and Fun – Natalya Brisco
Classica Christmas Sugar Cookie –
Gianna Mulligan
Nuts and More – Mack & Penny Homitsky
Overall Winner – Pamela Smith
2020 LUCKY NUMBER
TICKETS AVAILABLE
FOR HOLIDAY SEASON
The Sisters of Divine Providence
announced the availability of 2020 Lucky
Number tickets, a great holiday gift idea.
The fundraiser is based on the Pick 3 Day
and Evening PA Lottery games. Each $25
number is valid from Jan. 1 through Dec.
31, 2020—yours for the entire year! Daily
winners receive a minimum of $25 up to
$150 on select days throughout
the year when their
three-digit
number is
selected.
To participate
in the 2020 Lucky
Number fundraiser,
visit cdpsisters.org/LuckyNumber or
call 412.635.5401. Your participation helps
support the ministries and mission of the
Sisters of Divine Providence. n