PNC Bank Donates to YMCA of Talbot County “Preparing for Tomorrow” Campaign

The YMCA of Talbot County recently received a $50,000 Leadership gift from PNC Bank toward its $5 million “Preparing for Tomorrow” Capital Campaign. To date, the Capital Campaign has raised $3,577,366 or 71.5% of its goal toward adding a Teen and Family Center to the side of its current location on Peachblossom Road in Easton. Pictured front row, left to right are Tom Hill, Chairperson of the YMCA Capital Campaign; Pat Bilbrough, Market Executive, PNC Bank; and Robbie Gill, President and CEO of the YMCA of Talbot County. Pictured back row, left to right are Graham Lee, Chief Development Officer, YMCA; Ron Flohr, Relationship Manager, PNC Bank; along with YMCA campers Damien Kaye of Trappe and Toby Hughes of Easton.  Additional YMCA campers include (left side top to bottom) Samantha Baldwin of Easton, Aireal Vickers of Salisbury, Michael Greene of Preston, Jordan Friedman of Easton and (right side top to bottom) Daniel Simanovsky of Easton, Brennen Cohee of Easton, and Brie Friedman of Easton.

The YMCA of Talbot County recently received a $50,000 Leadership gift from PNC Bank toward its $5 million “Preparing for Tomorrow” Capital Campaign.  To date, the Capital Campaign has raised $3,577,366 or 71.5% of its goal toward adding a Teen and Family Center to the side of its current location on Peachblossom Road in Easton.

According to Tom Hill, Chairman of the YMCA’s Capital Campaign, “We wish to say a great big ‘thank you’ to PNC Bank for its generosity in supporting this Capital Campaign.  For PNC to show this support as a relatively new member of our bank community says even more about their generous nature.  They have really stepped up to help the community in a very tangible way and we greatly appreciate it.”

 ”PNC is committed to improving the health and vitality of our communities,” said Patrick Bilbrough, Market Executive at PNC Bank. “The expansion will bring innovative youth programs and additional services to residents, further strengthening the YMCA of Talbot County’s role as an integral community resource,” he added.

Over the years the YMCA has made significant progress in addressing specific areas of need in the community, such as after school programs, swim lessons, Camp Lazy Days, wellness programs, English as a Second Language, and summer camps.

According to Robbie Gill, President and CEO of the YMCA of Talbot County, “The YMCA of Talbot County is very appreciative of the $50,000 Capital Campaign gift from PNC.  This gift will help the Y expand its programming to address the ever-changing needs of the community.”