History
As AllOne Foundation & Charities marks its 10th anniversary, it continues to evolve, expanding its focus areas while maintaining its mission: to support programs that create measurable improvements in healthcare access, behavioral health, special needs services, substance use disorder solutions, food security, and healthcare workforce development. The organization remains committed to collaborative philanthropy, ensuring that every dollar granted works toward sustainable, long-term solutions.
This milestone is not just a celebration of the past – it’s a commitment to the future. With a decade of impact behind it and a forward-thinking model of philanthropy, AllOne Foundation & Charities is poised to continue strengthening communities and improving lives for generations to come.
A Decade of Empowering Our Community
Impact
Mental & Behavioral Health
Organizations that empower people to overcome behavioral and mental health issues with appropriate and quality services.
Substance Use Disorder Solutions
Organizations developing or implementing innovative programs to correct and solve the Opioid Crisis.
Health Care Access for Women & Children
Organizations improving access to comprehensive, quality, health care to women and children.
Autism Support
Organizations enhancing the delivery system and minimizing the gaps for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Food Security
Organizations implementing model solutions to address fresh food access and nutrition to combat diseases.
Healthcare Workforce
Organizations in the health sector addressing the workforce crisis and resolving the future of care.
In the News
AllOne Foundation & Charities is marking a decade of impact with a special announcement event and community service project on Friday, March 21, at the Hazleton Integration Project. Members of the press, community partners, and volunteers are invited to take part in this meaningful day as AllOne kicks off its 10-year anniversary celebration with a hands-on service initiative. The event will begin at 3 p.m. with a community service project in partnership with Soul Kitchen, where attendees will help prepare meals for local residents. This initiative reflects AllOne’s commitment to collaborative philanthropy and community-driven solutions. Following the service project, at 4 p.m., AllOne Foundation & Charities will unveil exciting plans for its 10-year anniversary. The announcement will highlight key initiatives, future goals, and continued efforts to strengthen healthcare access, behavioral health, food security, special needs services, substance use disorder solutions, and workforce development across northeastern and north central Pennsylvania. “AllOne Foundation & Charities was created with a bold vision: to bring sustainable, strategic philanthropy to our region,” said John Cosgrove, executive director of AllOne Foundation & Charities. “As we celebrate this milestone, our focus remains on our grantee partners. They are the ones truly moving the needle on healthcare challenges. Our role is to support their work and ensure we continue to fund innovative, collaborative solutions that make a lasting difference.” Since 2016, AllOne Foundation & Charities has distributed more than $46.5 million in 1,153 grants to 404 nonprofit organizations across 13 counties. Its unique structure, which combines a private foundation, a public nonprofit, and a for-profit social enterprise, ensures long-term financial sustainability and community impact. “This anniversary isn’t just about looking back, it’s about moving forward with purpose,” Cosgrove said. “We are committed to strengthening our partnerships, expanding our reach, and continuing to invest in the well-being of our communities. The work isn’t finished, and together, we can do even more.”
AllOne Foundation & Charities (AOF&C) officially launched its 10th anniversary celebration on Friday, March 21, with a hands-on community service project and a special announcement at the Hazleton Integration Project. The event highlighted AllOne’s continued commitment to improving the health and well-being of communities across northeastern and north central Pennsylvania, while showcasing a philanthropic model unlike any other in the region. The day began with a volunteer meal preparation initiative in partnership with Soul Kitchen, where AllOne staff, community partners, Penn State Hazleton students, and volunteers worked side by side to prepare meals for local residents. The act of service underscored AllOne’s core belief: that collaborative, community-driven philanthropy creates real, measurable change. “We at AllOne Foundation and Charities could not think of a more perfect way to launch our 10th anniversary celebration,” John W. Cosgrove, Chief Executive Officer of AOF&C, said at the event. “This hands-on service project reflects exactly what we stand for: showing up, working together, and investing in the health and wellness of the communities we call home.” Then, AllOne leadership shared plans for the organization’s next chapter and reflected on a decade of impact. Since grantmaking began in 2016, AOF&C has awarded nearly $50 million through 1,153 grants to 404 nonprofit organizations. These address urgent needs in behavioral health, healthcare access, food security, special needs services, substance use disorder recovery, and workforce development. “We’ve distributed $46.5 million in nine years, but what we can’t really measure — what we can’t really see in all those numbers — are the lives that have been positively impacted by those resources, “Cosgrove added. “The dollars are one thing; the people behind the dollars are another thing altogether.” Bob Curry, Founding President of the Hazleton Integration Project (HIP), expressed his deep appreciation for AOF&C during the kickoff of their 10th anniversary celebration. Reflecting on a nine-year partnership, Curry noted that HIP was one of the very first recipients of an AllOne grant – an honor the organization holds with great pride. “We work with many granting organizations, but there is none more committed than AllOne,” Curry said. From serving 550 meals each month through its Soul Kitchen program to providing more than 700,000 meals since its inception – as well as offering vital pre-K and after-school programming – Curry emphasized that HIP’s impact is only possible because of support from partners like AllOne. “We can have the best ideas and the strongest community ties, but without the backing of organizations like AllOne, our hands would be tied,” he added. That sentiment was echoed throughout the evening, which reflected on the foundation’s decade of service. The March 21 event was the first in a year-long series of initiatives planned to honor AllOne’s impact and spotlight the organizations it supports. From frontline nonprofits like HIP to regional healthcare systems, AllOne’s strategic grantmaking has empowered hundreds of organizations to expand their reach and deepen their impact across Northeastern and North Central Pennsylvania. “It hasn’t stopped in 10 years, and it won’t,” Cosgrove said. “Every year, our board works to answer two questions: Where do the resources come from, and how can we best invest them to maximize impact? That’s the heart of our mission.” For media inquiries, interviews, or to learn more about the AllOne model, contact John Cosgrove by calling 570-208-1200 or emailing JCosgrove@allonefoundations.org.
