The Trevor Popeck Foundation

10/29/2026

I'm proud to share that I completed the Community PILLARS Charity Governance Program through the Washington County Community Foundation (WCCF). Representing the The Trevor Popeck Foundation, Inc., where I serve as Vice President, I participated in this six-session program to strengthen my understanding of nonprofit governance, leadership, strategic planning, finance and operations, ethics and legal responsibilities, fundraising, advocacy, and community engagement.

PILLARS represents the qualities of being Proactive, Impactful, Loyal, a Leader, Accountable, Resourceful, and Strategic. These values are essential to building strong organizations and creating meaningful change within our communities.

Throughout the program, I had the opportunity to learn from experienced nonprofit and community leaders while connecting with others who share a commitment to making a positive impact throughout our region. The knowledge, resources, and relationships gained through this experience will be invaluable as I continue serving the Trevor Popeck Foundation and our community.

A special thank you to Joann Naser and the entire team at WCCF for investing in nonprofit leaders and providing opportunities for growth, collaboration, and learning. Your commitment to strengthening our nonprofit community is truly appreciated!!

I am grateful for this experience and look forward to putting these lessons into practice through continued service, leadership, and community engagement.

09/11/2026

Thank you to Washington County Community Foundation for having this amazing event and also thank you to everyone who donated to our small nonproift! We greatly appreciate your kindness!!! 💙

🎉💚What an incredible day of giving! Washington County came together to raise more than $1.68 MILLION through WCCF Gives 2026 as online giving comes to a close.

And we're not finished counting yet! Final WCCF Gives totals will be calculated in the coming days as mailed checks arrive and prizes are distributed. Stayed tuned for the final announcement.

Thank you to every donor, participating charity, sponsor, and supporter who helped make WCCF Gives 2026 such a success! 🌟👏

👉 www.wccfgives.org

09/10/2026

Please support our small nonprofit today for the WCCF Day of Giving!! Starts now til 8 pm. Thank you!! https://www.wccfgives.org/organizations/the-trevor-popeck-foundation-inc

The 12 hours of giving start NOW! 🎉 Time to show support for our local charities at www.wccfgives.org! 💚💙

09/10/2026

📣 Tomorrow’s the big day! Join us for WCCF Gives and support your favorite local charities online at www.wccfgives.org from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Washington County Community Foundation Please share!!

Join me and give back!

08/28/2026

Our Vice President, Laurie Popeck, attended the Washington County Chamber of Commerce event this morning at North Franklin Township to learn more about the Franklin Crossroads Park project, formerly known as the Washington Crown Center, in North Franklin Township. Great presentations by Jeff Kotula, Chris Salata, Keith Brandt, and Rich Gasperini. So glad this project is underway as the old Crown Center Mall definitely needed some TLC!

08/08/2026

Thank you to everyone who supported our nonprofit at the Washington Wild Things game. Our crew had a blast, the weather was gorgeous, and we even got to celebrate a Wild Things win. Your support helps us keep pushing our mission forward — and we’re so grateful. 💙⚾️

08/07/2026

Last Call for Tickets to the Wild Things Game tomorrow night!

Hi everyone! We’re excited for the Trevor Popeck Foundation Fundraiser on Friday, August 7 at 7:05 PM with the Washington Wild Things! ⚾

To purchase tickets, just click the link here: https://www.ticketreturn.com/prod2new/GroupPortalPEC.asp...

Small PSA: The TicketReturn system can be a bit picky. It usually works best on a computer, or in incognito/private mode on your phone.

If you encounter issues with ticket purchases- Emily at the Wild Things Box Office is happy to help — just give her a call.

Emily Kane
Box Office Manager
(724) 579-1035

We appreciate your support and we hope to see you on Friday, August 7! ⚾️ Please share this post! Thank you!

07/13/2026

Hi everyone!

We hope to see everyone at the Wild Things game to support The Trevor Popeck Foundation, Inc. 💙⚾️ Appreciate your support!!

We’re excited for the Trevor Popeck Foundation Fundraiser on Friday, August 7 at 7:05 PM with the Washington Wild Things! ⚾

To purchase tickets, just click the link here: https://www.ticketreturn.com/prod2new/GroupPortalPEC.asp?HoldID=1196&SponsorID=19270&EventID=355667

Small PSA: The TicketReturn system can be a bit picky. It usually works best on a computer, or in incognito/private mode on your phone.

If you encounter issues with ticket purchases- Emily at the Wild Things Box Office is happy to help — just give her a call.

Emily Kane
Box Office Manager
(724) 579-1035

We appreciate your support and we hope to see you on Friday, August 7! ⚾️

Washington Wild Things Tickets

06/30/2026

Hi everyone! We’re excited for the Trevor Popeck Foundation Fundraiser on Friday, August 7 at 7:05 PM with the Washington Wild Things! ⚾

To purchase tickets, just click the link here: https://www.ticketreturn.com/prod2new/GroupPortalPEC.asp?HoldID=1196&SponsorID=19270&EventID=355667

Small PSA: The TicketReturn system can be a bit picky. It usually works best on a computer, or in incognito/private mode on your phone.

If you encounter issues with ticket purchases- Emily at the Wild Things Box Office is happy to help — just give her a call.

Emily Kane
Box Office Manager
(724) 579-1035

We appreciate your support and we hope to see you on Friday, August 7! ⚾️

06/29/2026

The Trevor Popeck Foundation had the honor of presenting one second scholarship to, Billy Guevara, who recently graduated from Fort Cherry High School.
Billy’s story is one of resilience, responsibility, and deep empathy. In his essay, he shared how vision challenges have impacted his entire family — from his parents and grandparents to his siblings — and how those experiences shaped his understanding that clear vision is never something to take for granted.
Billy also faced his own unexpected eye injury, which led to blurry vision, light sensitivity, headaches, and ultimately a diagnosis of astigmatism. What could have been a setback instead became a turning point. He learned to advocate for his own health, stay disciplined, and adapt with maturity far beyond his years.
But what stood out most was the way he stepped up for his mother as she navigated vision loss caused by diabetes. Billy became her support system — helping her read important documents, guiding her through daily tasks, and learning firsthand how deeply vision affects confidence and independence.
Through these experiences, Billy developed patience, compassion, and a desire to serve others. He hopes to use what he’s learned to support his family and uplift those facing similar challenges.
This is exactly the kind of heart and leadership our foundation was created to recognize.
Billy, we are incredibly proud of you. As you begin your next chapter at Robert Morris University, we know you will continue to make a meaningful impact on everyone around you.
On behalf of The Trevor Popeck Foundation, congratulations! We wish you the best in the future!