County employees raise $665 for Keystone Family Alliance foster-care support
August 07, 2026 | Franklin County, Pennsylvania
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Carrie Kenny of Human Resources gave a short report on the July dress-down fundraiser, telling commissioners the county raised $665 and sold 130 sticker sets across 22 departments to support the Keystone Family Alliance's 'care community' model for foster families.
"So we raised around $665 for the cause for a total of $665," Kenny said, and Rachel Young of Keystone thanked employees for honoring the organization with the fundraiser. Matt Fosha, representing Children and Youth, said Keystone's support boosts morale and helps children and foster families the department serves.
Commissioners thanked staff and volunteers for the effort and posed for a photo with representatives from Keystone.
"So we raised around $665 for the cause for a total of $665," Kenny said, and Rachel Young of Keystone thanked employees for honoring the organization with the fundraiser. Matt Fosha, representing Children and Youth, said Keystone's support boosts morale and helps children and foster families the department serves.
Commissioners thanked staff and volunteers for the effort and posed for a photo with representatives from Keystone.
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