Sponsorships
Schuylkill Community Action, being a non-profit organization, depends on sponsorship opportunities and donations to maintain stability and readiness in assisting those in need. This page provides information on our current sponsorship opportunities and features a list of sponsors who have generously supported SCA in this initiative.
Brighter Holiday Project 2026
Bringing Joy and Dignity to Local Families This Holiday Season
No child should face the holidays without warmth, care, and something to celebrate.
At Schuylkill Community Action, the Brighter Holiday Project supports local children whose families are facing financial hardship. When household budgets are stretched thin, the holidays can become a source of stress rather than joy. We help bridge that gap, ensuring children experience the warmth and magic of the season.
How We Help
Thanks to the generosity of donors like you, we provide:
- Warm winter clothing to keep kids cozy through cold Pennsylvania winters
- Gifts that bring joy and make each child feel celebrated
- A festive holiday meal to bring families together
Our Impact
In 2025, the Brighter Holiday Project served 49 children from 20 local families, helping hardworking parents give their kids a joyful holiday season despite financial challenges.
Looking Ahead to 2026
Economic challenges continue to affect families in our community. Our goal for 2026 is to reach even more children, ensuring every child feels valued, celebrated, and remembered during the holidays.
Your Support Makes a Difference
Every donation helps bring joy, dignity, and hope to a child and their family. Join us in making this holiday season brighter for local children. You can contribute to Brighter Holiday by completing the sponsorship form and sending monetary contributions to:
Schuylkill Community Action
Attn: Director of Fiscal Operations
206 North 2nd Street
Pottsville, PA 17901
Alternatively, you can easily submit donations online via PayPal by clicking the button below:
Donations of non-perishable food items are also accepted at SCA’s Program Office, located at 225 North Centre Street in Pottsville, PA.
Your support is greatly appreciated!
Donor Tiers
Santa's Helper ($500)
Holiday Star ($250)
Silver Bell ($100)
Flying Reindeer ($50)
Jolly Elf ($25)
Stocking Stuffer (Sponsor's Choice $)
Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors of the 2025 Brighter Holiday Project:
- AdviseMint Financial Partners
- Antz Energy Systems
- Barefield Development
- Bernard & Sue Ann Bann
- Bob Weaver Auto
- Boyer’s Food Markets Inc.
- CACL Financial
- DiCello Chiropractic Care
- Doranne G. Polcrack
- Dunkin Pottsville
- Francesco & Victoria Mercuri
- Hexcel Corporation
- Horning’s Supply Inc.
- Jim & Barb Tokarz
- Jones & Co., P.C.
- Koppy’s Propane Inc.
- Lewistown Valley Enterprises
- Lord Ebling Haus Funeral Home
- Lucille & Michael Gallis
- M&T Charitable Foundation
- Maria Rowlands
- Marshall, Bohorad, Thornburg, Price & Campion, P.C.
- Miller Distributing
- Pine Creek Hardscape Co.
- Pinecrest Tree Farms
- Regina Gargano Fredericks
- Robert & Elizabeth Carl
- Robert E. Reedy & Sons Inc.
- Sarah Donohue
- Schuylkill Area Community Foundation
- Schuylkill County Bar Association
- Schuylkill Home Care
- Walmart DC 7030
- Y. Kim Architects
SCA is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
We are firmly committed to the provision of assistance regardless of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, military status, sexual orientation, or marital/family status.
OCS Disclaimer
This website is supported by Grant Number CFDA # 93.569 from the Office of Community Services within the Administration for Children and Families, a division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Neither the Administration for Children and Families nor any of its components operate, control, are responsible for, or necessarily endorse this website (including, without limitation, its content, technical infrastructure, and policies, and any services or tools provided).
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