Pottstown Cluster’s BIGGEST event of the year will be held on Thursday, September 26^th. Join us for our Fall Happy Hour fundraiser! Attendees can have fun while giving back and making a difference in the local community. All are welcome to join staff, board members, supporters, and friends at the Rivet Canteen and Assembly on the 26^th starting at 5:30 PM.

Here’s what to expect:

• Enjoy an all-you-can-eat fall food buffet
• Sample local seasonal beers and wines
• Experience an open bar stocked with beer, wine, a fall signature drink, and creative coffee concoctions
• Groove to music
• Bid on great auction items. Here’s a sampling of prizes – Eagles Executive Box Tickets with food and drinks, a Hot Air Balloon Adventure that includes champagne and dinner, a Private Winery Tour and Tasting for a group, a Personalized Group/Family Photography Session at Valley Forge Park, a deluxe Car Wash Membership, Tickets to Steel River Playhouse, Reading Phillies Tickets, and a variety of fun themed local and lifestyle baskets!

Space is limited and filling up fast! Get a $55 ticket while supplies last! Visit https://www.pottstowncluster.org/2024annualevent/ to save your space.

The event supports the Pottstown Cluster of Religious Communities in our mission to provide essential services like food security, stable housing, and support programs to boost the community’s well-being and enhance socio-economic stability in the local area.

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Residing just outside the front entrance to Pottstown Cluster’s Outreach Center are two Little Free Libraries – one for children and one for adults. Stop by anytime to see what’s available for your reading pleasure. Book donations are also accepted to build the collection and to keep the inventory fresh. We are happy to provide a home to lots of good books! PCRC’s Little Free Libraries can be found at 57 N. Franklin Street. Come discover a relevant book to read that is not limited by time, space, or privilege. The hope is that this “little” program will help build community, inspire readers, and expand book access.

Little Free Library is a nonprofit organization based in St. Paul, Minnesota. For more information about their mission and to see maps of other locations, please visit https://littlefreelibrary.org/.

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On September 4^th, the Pottstown Cluster Outreach Center was the location for the monthly Community Leaders Breakfast. PCRC’s staff was happy to co-host the event with members of the Hobart’s Run organization. There were about 25 representatives from area nonprofits and businesses in attendance. In addition to breakfast, the gathering included networking and the sharing of information and ideas about efforts for positive change in the Pottstown area. To learn more about these upbeat monthly Community Leaders Breakfasts, email contact@hobartsrunpottstown.org or visit the Hobart’s Run website at https://hobartsrunpottstown.org/programs/community-leaders-breakfast/.

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The Pottstown Cluster is accepting applications now for home heating oil assistance. If you or someone you know is in need of fuel oil please visit: https://www.pottstowncluster.org/oilassistance/. The service area is determined by zip code. Requirements include a valid photo ID, the most recent 30 days proof of income for all adult household members, a completed application, permission for the release of information, and a current photo of the fuel oil gauge. Delivery of 150 gallons of oil will be on a first come first serve basis for those who meet all the eligibility requirements. An adult must be home when a delivery is made. Applicants will be able to recertify for additional assistance, but there are no guarantees that grant money will be available. It is anticipated that the program will expire in the Spring of 2025. Any questions about the program can be directed to Kelli DeSieno at 610-970-5995 or kdesieno@pottstowncluster.org.

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On May 7, 2024, we took part in a Day of Advocacy at the state Capitol, organized by the Collaborative Advocacy Network (CAN), a key part of the Bucks-Mont Collaborative  Our aim was to shed light on two significant community concerns: affordable housing and behavioral health access policies. Together, we advocated for affordable housing and accessible behavioral healthcare policies. Check out the video by Family Promise Montco PA to see more!

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