On Wednesday, June 24, two Enterprise Fleet Management representatives presented KenCrest staff with a $2,500 grant check. Development Office staff Jeanne Lee and Marcia Berner accepted the check from Enterprises’ KenCrest account representatives; Melissa Snyder and Mike Pennywell. Enterprise has a policy that allows corporations to apply for a grant after the corporation hosts Enterprise volunteers at an event in the community. KenCrest was able to apply for this grant after ten volunteers from Enterprise Fleet Management attended the May 2 KenCrestCares event in Pottstown. The volunteers worked with KenCrest staff and clients to plant flower beds in Riverfront Park. Enterprise has been working with KenCrest for six years, providing the agency with over 100 vehicles.

Your donation to KenCrest through United Way supports services to more than 7,300 children, youth and adults with developmental disabilities in their homes, child development centers, job training centers, and community residences. KenCrest’s donor choice number for United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania is 839. Read more about KenCrest's United Way campaign.