In 2004, EOTC’s goal of one centrally located facility was just a dream. Our volunteers and donors were among the first to believe that dream. Their generous contributions to help purchase a vacant building laid the foundation for Building Our Future,EOTC’s major fund development effort for the Seventh Avenue Center. With building renovation complete in July 2011, EOTC‘s dream came to fruition. While our staff is settling into the new Center, we are looking ahead to completion of a children’s playground and parking areas in the coming months. The Seventh Avenue Center architectural-engineering work was done by Larson Design Group, Williamsport, PA.
General Contractor was Pettinato & Mercanti of Clarks Summit, PA.
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______ Key campaign supporters gathered at our Power Hour in June 2010 to launch Phase II of the Building Our Future campaign.
John Blake and Jane Oppenheim
Jeanne Bovard, Mark Lynn and Kate Holod
Joe Cognetti, Sandy Insalaco and Anne Butler
______ Building Our Future Campaign Supporters gather to review construction progress.
Thom Welby and Peter Danchak visit with Executive Director Sharon McCrone.
______ Community volunteers help with our Green Renovation by recycling rather than dumping usable furnishings and building products.
Volunteers contributed more than 2,000 hours of sweat equity.
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Finalizing the Seventh Avenue Center Renovations and Moving In
