Live! Casino Pittsburgh has raised more than $11,700 for the Regional Trail Corporation and the YWCA Westmoreland County during the first quarter of 2025 through its Giveback Box program. By channeling guest contributions to local nonprofits, the program reflects Live! Casino’s ongoing dedication to uplifting the Westmoreland County community.
A nonprofit dedicated to developing and maintaining southwestern Pennsylvania's trail and water corridors, the Regional Trail Corporation has been awarded $5,533.82 from the Giveback Box program. Partnering with local organizations, the RTC promotes outdoor recreation, historic preservation and sustainable tourism.
Additionally, the Giveback Box donations raised $6,206.84 for the YWCA Westmoreland County to fuel its mission: dismantling racism and uplifting women across the region. Spanning from education to advocacy, the YWCA’s programs continue to create a future where everyone, regardless of identity, thrives.
“Supporting organizations that enhance our community's well-being is at the heart of our mission,” said Sean Sullivan, general manager of Live! Casino Pittsburgh. “We're proud to contribute to the Regional Trail Corporation and the YWCA Westmoreland County, whose efforts make a lasting impact.”
For the second quarter of 2025, Live! Casino Pittsburgh has named the Private Industry Council of Westmoreland/Fayette (PIC) and the Foster Love Project as its Giveback Box recipients. Since 1983, PIC has empowered its community through education and training programs, creating a brighter future for all. The Foster Love Project supports foster children and their families with essential supplies and services.
Photo 1: Pictured (L to R): Carol Hudock Palcic, Executive Director, YWCA Westmoreland County; Patti Buhl, President, YWCA Westmoreland County; Bekah Garland, Marketing Coordinator & Social Justice Advocate, YWCA Westmoreland County; Samantha Pippin, Director of Marketing, Live! Casino
Photo 2: Pictured (L to R): Christian Panichella, Parks Coordinator, Westmoreland County Bureau of Parks & Recreation; Jon Campbell, Director of Sales, Live! Casino; Robert D. Cronauer, Manager/CEO, Westmoreland Conservation District; Samantha Pippin, Director of Marketing, Live! Casino
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