Community Awards
Honoring those who help others to build a better future
At Clearview, we strive to make a positive impact in the communities we serve and recognize those who do the same. Throughout the year, we present a variety of awards to local organizations and individuals that make a difference. Keep reading to view this year's recipients and keep an eye on our social media accounts for upcoming award opportunities!25th Annual Ralph B. Canterbury Scholarship
Clearview is proud to announce the recipients of our 2024 Ralph B. Canterbury Scholarship recipients, who were recognized at our Annual Meeting on June 6, 2024. Each of these deserving students will receive a $1,500 award earmarked for higher education.The scholarships are named in honor of Ralph B. Canterbury, former Clearview President and CEO, for his service and loyalty during his 34-year tenure. Since its inception, the Ralph B. Canterbury scholarship has provided over $230,000 to students across Pennsylvania. Recipients are chosen based on their personal goals, activities and community involvement, outstanding academic performance, and a video. Applications for this scholarship are accepted annually beginning in January.
17th Annual Joseph C. Cirelli Community Service Award
We’re excited to announce that Robin Pikur has been awarded the 17th Annual Joseph C. Cirelli Community Service Award! Robin has been an extraordinary volunteer with the Allison Park Church (APC) Food Bank-Butler, where she played a pivotal role in creating drive-thru food distributions during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. This initiative later evolved into a Mobile Food Bank serving the Butler area, ensuring that clients who face transportation challenges, mobility issues, or conflicting work schedules can still access essential food services. The APC Food Bank’s mission is to support food-insecure individuals in the Butler area. They offer a shop-through experience at their in-house food bank, made possible by the support of Network of Hope and in partnership with the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. They host bi-monthly shopping days, and their Mobile Food Bank delivers food twice a month to those unable to visit in person.