Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving

Support That Makes A Difference

Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving, powered by Pace-O-Matic, is the official Pennsylvania Charitable Giving Program.

We are dedicated to uplift communities by supporting meaningful causes and organizations throughout the Commonwealth.

From veterans organizations to volunteer fire departments, student programs to pet rescues, we focus on making a positive impact where needed. Through donations and partnerships, we empower local organizations to strengthen the Commonwealth.

Explore our recent donations, apply for funding, and join us in creating a brighter future for Pennsylvania.

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Pennsylvania Skill, Powered by Pace-O-Matic, Donates More Than $850,000 to Charitable Organizations in 2024

2024 was an exciting year for our Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving program. We donated more than $850,000 to deserving organizations throughout Pennsylvania.

Giving back has always been a top priority for Pennsylvania Skill, especially in communities where our games are played. In 2024, we donated to many organizations, including animal shelters, libraries, transitional housing for teens, and a program to allow high school students to receive a drone pilot’s license.

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Southeast Regional EMS in Allegheny County

Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving proudly donated $5,000 to the Williamsburg Public Library to help update its aging HVAC system.

Walter Widenhofer from Pace-O-Matic presented the check to Library Board President Regina Patterson and her assistant, Oliver Pasley. This funding will ensure a more comfortable and accessible space for the community.

"We can't thank PA Skill enough for this. We are going to put this money to good use. It is very much appreciated." said Head Librarian Roane Lytle.

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Nanty Glo Volunteer Fire Company

Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving Powered by Pace-O-Matic kicked off 2025 by supporting local fire companies that serve our communities. We recently donated $5,000 to the Nanty Glo Volunteer Fire Company in Cambria County to help purchase an off-road emergency vehicle and trailer. This equipment will enhance the department’s ability to respond to emergencies in tough-to-reach areas.

Pictured at the donation event were Walter Widenhofer (Pennsylvania Skill), Jim Campbell (Fire Company President), Tony Warynovich (Treasurer), Matt Szymusiak (Recording Secretary), and Brody Lawrence (Personnel Secretary).

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Karthaus Ambulance Service

At Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving Powered by Pace-O-Matic, we are committed to supporting lifesaving initiatives in our communities. We proudly donated funds to help purchase AEDs (defibrillators) for emergency responders, ensuring they have the equipment needed to assist patients during transport to the hospital. These devices play a crucial role in saving lives during cardiac emergencies.

Pictured at the donation event were Dana Dunlap (President), Daniel Sheffer (VP/Health and Safety Director), John Hoffman (Treasurer), and Rep. Dallas Kephart.

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Mt. Pleasant Fire Company

Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving Powered by Pace-O-Matic donated $5,000 to the Mt. Pleasant Fire Company in Berks County. The funds will help firefighters purchase a battery-operated saw for creating ventilation holes during fires, improving safety and response efforts. This vital equipment will enhance their ability to protect both residents and first responders.

Pictured at the donation event are Chris Kernick from Pennsylvania Skill and Deputy Chief Kenneth Zaorski.

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Lower Kiski Ambulance Service

Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving Powered by Pace-O-Matic recently donated $7,000 to the Lower Kiski Ambulance Service in Armstrong County. The funds will help emergency workers purchase new Motorola radios, improving communication and response times. Reliable equipment is essential for providing fast, effective emergency care.

Pictured at the donation event are Bob Rupert (Board Member) and Nathan Baker (Operations Manager/Paramedic).

Pennsylvania Skill, Powered by Pace-O-Matic, Donates More Than $850,000 to Charitable Organizations in 2024

2024 was an exciting year for our Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving program. We donated more than $850,000 to deserving organizations throughout Pennsylvania.

Giving back has always been a top priority for Pennsylvania Skill, especially in communities where our games are played. In 2024, we donated to many organizations, including animal shelters, libraries, transitional housing for teens, and a program to allow high school students to receive a drone pilot’s license.

Southeast Regional EMS in Allegheny County

PA Skill Charitable Giving

Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving proudly donated $5,000 to the Williamsburg Public Library to help update its aging HVAC system.

Walter Widenhofer from Pace-O-Matic presented the check to Library Board President Regina Patterson and her assistant, Oliver Pasley. This funding will ensure a more comfortable and accessible space for the community.

"We can't thank PA Skill enough for this. We are going to put this money to good use. It is very much appreciated." said Head Librarian Roane Lytle.

We’re honored to support vital community resources like local libraries.

Nanty Glo Volunteer Fire Company

PA Skill Charitable Giving

Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving Powered by Pace-O-Matic kicked off 2025 by supporting local fire companies that serve our communities. We recently donated $5,000 to the Nanty Glo Volunteer Fire Company in Cambria County to help purchase an off-road emergency vehicle and trailer. This equipment will enhance the department’s ability to respond to emergencies in tough-to-reach areas.

Pictured at the donation event were Walter Widenhofer (Pennsylvania Skill), Jim Campbell (Fire Company President), Tony Warynovich (Treasurer), Matt Szymusiak (Recording Secretary), and Brody Lawrence (Personnel Secretary).

We are proud to back first responders and the essential work they do.

Pennsylvania Skill Games Help Local Communities though PA Charitable Giving

Karthaus Ambulance Service

PA Skill Charitable Giving

At Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving Powered by Pace-O-Matic, we are committed to supporting lifesaving initiatives in our communities. We proudly donated funds to help purchase AEDs (defibrillators) for emergency responders, ensuring they have the equipment needed to assist patients during transport to the hospital. These devices play a crucial role in saving lives during cardiac emergencies.

Pictured at the donation event were Dana Dunlap (President), Daniel Sheffer (VP/Health and Safety Director), John Hoffman (Treasurer), and Rep. Dallas Kephart.

We are honored to support first responders and their life-saving work.

Mt. Pleasant Fire Company

Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving Powered by Pace-O-Matic donated $5,000 to the Mt. Pleasant Fire Company in Berks County. The funds will help firefighters purchase a battery-operated saw for creating ventilation holes during fires, improving safety and response efforts. This vital equipment will enhance their ability to protect both residents and first responders.

Pictured at the donation event are Chris Kernick from Pennsylvania Skill and Deputy Chief Kenneth Zaorski.

We’re proud to support local fire departments and their life-saving work.

Lower Kiski Ambulance Service

PA Skill Charitable Giving

Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving Powered by Pace-O-Matic recently donated $7,000 to the Lower Kiski Ambulance Service in Armstrong County. The funds will help emergency workers purchase new Motorola radios, improving communication and response times. Reliable equipment is essential for providing fast, effective emergency care.

Pictured at the donation event are Bob Rupert (Board Member) and Nathan Baker (Operations Manager/Paramedic).

We’re proud to support first responders and their dedication to keeping communities safe.