Tourism Grant Awards

Carlisle Sports Emporium – $51,734.29 – Utilized funding for furniture and fixture purchases to enhance their current food and beverage services at The Barn at Creek’s Bend.

Carlisle  Theatre – $223,940.67 – Utilized funding to upgrade lighting and sound equipment as part of a larger renovation project.

Central Pennsylvania Conservancy – $30,000.00 – Utilized funding for a gravel parking area with ADA parking and ADA-compliant trail to the Melester Barn along the LeTort Spring Nature Trail.

Downtown Carlisle Association – $27,221 – Utilized funding to help fund downtown Carlisle beautification projects including a visitor kiosk on Hanover Street, a community bulletin board on High Street, reproduction of the Molly Pitcher Mural, crosswalk painting, planters for Pomfret Street and the square, and 140 well gardens through C1 District.

Jubilee Cake Studio – $57,208 – Utilized funding to create Jubilee’s Mini Mansions, an indoor play area featuring ten playhouses and interactive accessories to complement their cake and cookie decorating offerings. Funding was utilized to purchase five of the playhouses.

Moon Bird Distilling, LLC – $44,324.00 – Utilized funding to complete finishing touches to a new distillery in a refurbished historic building. The award will help cover murals, tables and chairs, a tasting table, concrete leveling, sound system, tv and mounts, fans and lighting.

The Silver Scoop – $27,476 – Utilized funding to create an outdoor seating area including concrete pouring, seating/tables, and ambiance fixtures. The ice cream shop is located near Cumberland Valley High School, and will add non-alcoholic nightlife opportunities for families and traveling sports teams.

Talking Breads – $235,895 – Utilized funding for a major expansion of current market to include increased bakery, retail and seating areas, plus a new oven with increased capacity, bakery equipment and a POS system.

The SpleX – $131,761 – Utilized funding to make their sports facility usable year-round by installing air conditioning to attract summer soccer camps and cheer tournaments.

Lounge 611 – $60,000 – Utilized funding to purchase fixtures and furniture for a cigar lounge in downtown Mechanicsburg, adding nightlife opportunities and attracting niche audiences from drive markets for cigar rolling and appreciation classes.

The Conrail Museum – $100,000 – Utilized funding to transform an 86-foot boxcar into a Conrail Museum, featuring historic artifacts and small space for archival storage. The museum is positioned at the Shippensburg Trailhead of the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail, beside the Cumberland Valley Railroad Museum.

Grand Illusion Hard Cider – $62,138 – Utilized grant funding to create two escape rooms on the third story of Grand Illusion Hard Cider, offering guests a new experience. Funding assisted with building improvements, HVAC, audio/video, fire alarm/strobes, game furniture and equipment, pre-opening labor and marketing graphics, and webpage development.

Big Hill Ciderworks – $49,450 – Utilized funding to create a tasting room with an outdoor patio on their scenic apple farm, providing visitors an authentic farm-to-glass experience.

Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet – $100,000 – Utilized funding to assist with renovating two existing spaces into a new 125-seat performance theater at their Carlisle studio. The renovations took place as part of a larger, facility-wide upgrade.

Newville Borough – $16,582 – Utilized funding to make upgrades to the Newville Trailhead of the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail. The project expanded the handicapped parking area, constructed a concrete walkway between the existing handicapped parking area to the paved section of the trail, and installed a bike repair station.

Cumberland Youth Cycling Development Pumptrack – $100,000 – Utilized funding to assist with the design and engineering services and physical construction of a bicycle pump track at Valley Meadows Park. The pumptrack can be utilized by all ages.

Dalicia Ristorante and Bakery – $29,683 – Utilized funding to open a restaurant and bakery in downtown Mechanicsburg. Funding was used to purchase an oven/flat top combo, dishwasher, hood and installation, booths and tables/chairs, a walk-in cooler, a sink, and a fryer.

Desperate Times Brewery – $7,100 – Utilized funding to create an outdoor Beer Garden, including purchase a wooden fence, planters, pergolas, outdoor furniture, ceiling fans, and cover pea gravel for the flooring surface.

King West Art Collective – $24,984 – Utilized funding to create the King West Art Collaborative, including materials and labor to remodel the second floor and outside deck, purchase furniture, install security cameras, and add an outdoor sign.

Friends of Pine Grove Furnace State Park – $40,000 – Utilized funding for a 60-foot pedestrian bridge over Mountain Creek to connect the Koppenhaver Trail and Mountain Creek Trail in Pine Grove Furnace State Park, providing enhanced trail experiences.

West Shore Theatre – $100,000 – Utilized funding to support the theatre’s almost $3 million renovation project. This project was a key component of New Cumberland’s redevelopment efforts to provide an entertainment experience to complement local restaurants and shops. CAEDC grant funds were used to purchase a digital projector, theater audio, and stage and house lighting.

The Carlisle Sports Emporium – $100,000 – Utilized funding for renovations for a larger indoor and outdoor event location for corporate events, conventions, weddings, and other social gatherings of more than 300 people. The event center is named The Barn at Creek’s Bend.

The Carlisle Sports Emporium – $51,734.29 – Utilized funding for furniture and fixture purchases to enhance their current food and beverage services at The Barn at Creek’s Bend.

Midway Bowling Center – $100,000 – Utilized funding to transform Midway from a traditional bowling alley to a multifaceted entertainment facility. The project included a large outdoor patio with a sand volleyball court, four bocce courts, seating for a minimum of 100 guests, fire pits, outdoor lighting and heaters, planters and a mural.

Molly Pitcher Brewing – $69,048 – Utilized funding to create a three-season outdoor seating area. The project included custom wood pergola, a motorized canopy, gutter system, side panels, lighting, string lights, four radiant heaters, two ceiling fans, and electrical work.

Watershed Pub – $100,000 – Utilized funding for cooking and front of house equipment, service items and furnishings for new restaurant experience in downtown Camp Hill.

Cumberland Valley Railroad Museum – $71,387 – Utilized funding to develop the Cumberland Valley Railroad Museum, housed in a historic 1956 Penn Central boxcar, at the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail trailhead.

The Winery at Long Shot Farm – $74,550 – Utilized funding for renovations to an early 1800s stone and wood barn to convert it into a tasting room and production area.

A Good Man Productions – $48,000.00 –  Utilized funding to create a new trading card show at the Penn Harris in 2025 and 2026. The award will help cover rental fees, event insurance, table and stage rentals, marketing, guest appearances and prizes.

Carlisle Family YMCA – $15,220 – Utilized funding to assist with growing the second annual Carlisle Crush Volleyball Tournament, a three-day tournament bringing over 200 teams of all skill levels to Cumberland Valley.

Big 33 – $300,000 – Utilized funding to support annual game costs for 2023-2025. The football game, coaching clinic, and other activities relocated from Dauphin County to Cumberland County, increasing overnight stays and bringing new visitors to Cumberland Valley.

Williams Grove Historical Steam Engine Association – $5,819.33 – Utilized funding to replace an aging sound system on the show grounds.

Carlisle Bowen Works – $10,000 – Utilized funding to replace tile flooring as part of a larger building upgrade project. The new flooring improves the appearance of the facility as well as makes it easier to properly clean and sanitize the flooring in rooms where treatments are given.

Carlisle Productions – $6,269 – Utilized funding to enhance their facility offerings to groups by installing a wireless microphone, speakers, wall-mounted TV, amplifier, and wall controller in the existing meeting room at the Carlisle Expo Center.

Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet – $10,000.00 – Utilized funding for promotional materials to use at upcoming trade shows to increase enrollment to the CPYB’s 5-Week Summer Ballet and Academic Year programs.

The Cracked Pot Coffee Shop – $9,903.00 – Utilized funding to replace aging kitchen equipment in their Mechanicsburg location.

Dickinson College Farm – $10,000.00 – Utilized funding to develop four summer events on the farm, featuring farm-to-table dinners and live music. The award will help cover a mobile stage, musical acts, sound system, lighting and marketing.

Historic Carlisle – $2,512 – Utilized funding to purchase 12 sign panels to replace faded signage on downtown Carlisle Waymarker Tour. The self-guided tour features over 30 signs highlighting historic sites in Carlisle.

Mooreland Garden Inn / Pheasant Field B&B – $3,180 – Utilized funding for two, one-day shoots for Pheasant Field B&B and Mooreland Garden Inn. These properties were not able to participate in a Cumberland Valley B&B Association photo shoot that took place in 2023. Originally, a grant had been awarded in May of 2020 to fund all of the locations, but was cancelled due to the pandemic.

Newville Historical Society – $6,330 – Utilized funding to purchase and install a new HVAC system that makes the space more accommodating for visitors during the summer and provides moisture control in their exhibit space to aid with artifact preservation.

Rich Valley Golf – $10,000.00 – Utilized funding to replace aging kitchen equipment and purchase new industrial leaf blower and vacuum.

Cumberland County Historical Society – $10,000 – Utilized funding to assist with deferred maintenance to their main meeting space. This grant was part of a larger building upgrade project to ensure the facility’s utilization for future generations.

Appalachian Trail Museum – $10,000 – Signage manufacturing of an interactive, 3D relief map.

Cumberland Valley Rails to Trails Council – $2,625 – OTT advertising for TrailFest.

High Hotels – $2,245 – Registration to RMCA.

Shippensburg Community Parks & Recreation Authority – $1,875 – Social media advertising for Scottish Festival.

Talking Breads – $612 – Creation of a mobile-friendly website.

Williams Grove Historical Steam Engine Society – $4,882 – Advertising for Spring Steam Show and rack card printing and distribution

1794 The Whiskey Rebellion – $2,500 – Promotional video.

The Allenberry Resort – $686 – Registration to Hill Country Grand Opening plus pull up banner and brochure printing.

Amani Festival – $850 – Promotional postcard printing.

Carlisle House Bed & Breakfast – $2,018 – Brochure printing and distribution.

Comfort Inn PA Turnpike Carlisle – $2,500 – Promotional video.

Cumberland Valley Rails to Trails Council – $2,892 – Wayfinding signage.

Dusty Wissmath Fly Fishing – $1,215 – Registration to Fly Fishing Show and display booth.

Events by Eye Candy – $2,872.73 – Facebook advertising and flyer printing for PA Bridal Exchange.

Fashion Archives & Museum of Shippensburg University – $2,500 – New, responsive website.

Grand Illusion Hard Cider – $2,920 – Videography, pull up banner, wind sail and tablecloth.

High Hotels – $4,825 – Registration to Christian Meetings & Convention Association Showcase, registration to Student Youth Travel Association Annual Conference and Facebook advertising for ski packages.

Historic Carlisle – $1,843.88 – Manufacturing and installation of Fighting Butlers interpretive marker on High Street, plus printing of revised walking tour brochures.

Microtel Inn & Suites – $1,641.51 – Rack card printing and distribution.

Midway Bowling – $3,175 – Photography of new outdoor area, brochure printing and distribution.

Shippensburg Chamber of Commerce – $918.75 – Billboard promotion of Beer & Wine Festival.

Uprise Events Live – $7,501.82 – Photography and videography of 2019 Uprise, promotional mailer and Facebook advertising.

Army Heritage Center Foundation – $4,978 – Regional television ads for 2018 Army Heritage Days.

Attendance to American Bus Association by Carlisle Sports Emporium.

Attendance to American Bus Association by Home2Suites.

Attendance to The Fly Fishing Show and The Fly Fishing & Wingshooting Expo by Allenberry Resort.

Attendance to Maryland Motorcoach Association by Meadowbrooke Gourds, H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center and The Kitchen Shoppe

Carlisle Sports Emporium – $14,125 – Creation of a new website with enhanced media and SEO capabilities, professional photography and video to showcase new attractions and an increased print run of a promotional brochure utilizing new photography to promote the attraction.

Carlisle Sports Emporium – $5,000 – Addition of an interactive property map to website.

Central Pennsylvania Conservancy – $3,000 – Website redesign for Ironmaster’s Mansion.

Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet – $10,000 – Advertising to attract students from new expansion markets.

Cumberland Valley A.T. Club – $640 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Cumberland Valley Arts – $4,100 – Website design.

Cumberland Valley Rails to Trails Council – $652 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Friends of Kings Gap – $739 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Miss Ruth’s Time Bomb – $2,390 – Advertising to increase attendance to Market of Curiosities.

Rolls Royce Museum – $1,142 – Signage for exhibits.

Sacred Rides – $793 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Allenberry Resort – $20,000 – For the purchase and operation of a 12-person shuttle to allow for increased offerings to resort guests.

Appalachian Brewing Company – $7,500 – Purchase of materials to develop a new factory tour and promotional materials for tour and 2018 Brewser Race.

Appalachian Trail Museum – $15,000 – Funds for the final touches on Children’s exhibits, new displays on main exhibit hall.

Attendance to Maryland Motorcoach Association by The Kitchen Shoppe, Meadowbrooke Gourds and H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center.

Attendance to the Pennsylvania Bus Association by The Kitchen Shoppe and Meadowbrooke Gourds.

Attendance to the Pennsylvania Society for Association Excellence Expo by the Towneplace Suites, Homewood Suites Harrisburg – West and Hampton Inn Harrisburg – West.

Carlisle Events – $25,000 – Purchase and installation of digital sign welcoming guests and promoting upcoming shows and other activities happening in the area.

Central Pennsylvania Conservancy – $6,000 – Renovation of existing bedroom and bathroom at the Ironmaster’s Mansion to create a private Bridal Suite to compliment weddings.

Craighead House Committee – $15,000 – Required parking lot renovations to prepare for ADA accessibility to the site.

Cumberland County Historical Society – $2,500 – Advertising to support new 2017 Heritage Festival Weekend and reenactment.

Cumberland Valley Rail Trail – $25,000 – Additional one mile of completed trail.

Downtown Carlisle Association – $4,000 – Advertising for 2018 Ice Art Fest.

Keystone Theatrics – $17,500 – Purchase and installation of screen and projector for performance and group use.

Market Cross Pub & Brewery – $10,000 – Creation of Beer Garden in current outdoor space.

The Kitchen Shoppe & Cooking School – $10,000 – Creation of outdoor kitchen for class and demonstration use.

Uprise Events – $10,000 – Advertising for 2017 Uprise Festival.

American Artisan Gallery – $617 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Appalachian Trail Conservancy – $2,498 – Printing of five experiential brochures.

Appalachian Trail Museum – $6,409 – Installation of track lighting, Day on the Trail mural and welcome cabinet for children’s exhibits, plus brochures.

Army Heritage Center Foundation – $4,707 – Advertising for World War I Exhibit opening and 2017 Army Heritage Days.

Boiling Springs Civic Association – $784 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Borough of Lemoyne – $25,000 – Painting and installation of 100 ft long gateway mural for I-83 Ramp.

Bosler Memorial Library – $4,283 – Printing of posters and flyers and advertising for 2016 Celebrate the Book Week.

Brittle Bark – $1,865 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Cabin on King – $2,321 – Manufacturing and installation of sign.

Carlisle Arts Learning Center – $1,385 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Carlisle House B&B – $550 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Carlisle Sports Emporium – $2,500 – Interactive tour of facility for web use.

Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet – $25,000 – Advertising for 2017 5-Week Program.

Conference Center at Shippensburg University – $676 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Craighead House Committee – $15,150 – Installation of sign for parking lot and painting the historic Craighead House, plus brochures.

Cumberland County Historical Society – $1,235 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Cumberland Valley Rail Trail – $889 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Downtown Carlisle Association – $7,838 – Production of open flags and mounting hardware for downtown businesses and advertising for 2017 Ice Art Fest.

Downtown Mechanicsburg Partnership – $3,003 – Production of open flags and mounting hardware for downtown businesses and promotional flyers promoting the annual Earth Day Festival.

Fashion Archives & Museum of Shippensburg University – $560 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Friends of New Cumberland Public Library – $628 – Promotional flyer printing and signage manufacturing for annual Garden Tour.

Historic Carlisle – $3,455 – Modernize and update 11 existing waymarker signs and install one new sign and manufacture and install a new Historic Waymarker for the Gobin Guards.

Keystone Theatrics – $2,500 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Keystone Trails – $2,401 – Printing of experiential brochures and manufacturing of window decals.

Meeka Fine Jewelry – $2,500 – Painting of signs.

Midway Bowling – $1,222 – Manufacturing and installation of sign.

Miss Ruth’s Time Bomb – $1,325 – Placement of two advertisements.

PA Fly Fishing Museum Association – $515 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Rosemary House – $2,275 – Advertising for Pennsylvania Tea Festival.

Roundtop Mountain Resort – $2,500 – Placement of two advertisements.

Shippensburg Area Chamber of Commerce – $1,612 – Advertising and signage manufacturing for annual Bloom Festival.

Shippensburg Arts Programming & Education – $2,500 – Advertising for annual Solstice Arts Festival.

Silver Spring Township – $2,400 – Production of sign for Stony Ridge Park.

TCO Outdoors – $17,966 – Purchase four boats and accessories for Children’s Lake, print rack cards and place advertising.

The Carlisle Vault – $2,400 – Production of promotional video.

Treasures of the Valley – $2,111 – Printing of experiential brochures.

Army Heritage Center Foundation – $2,500 – Advertising dollars to promote Army Heritage Days.

Carlisle Sports Emporium – $3,700 – Professionally photography, design and print of an updated brochure  for marketing distribution.

Conference Center at Shippensburg University – $2,716 – Production of 32 double sided pole flags in parking lot and production of one video tour to promote meeting space.

Cumberland County Historical Society – $15,000 – Manufacturing and installation of Heritage Gateway gate in Pocket Park and informative signage.

Cumberland Valley Rail Trail Council – $10,000 – Creation of parking lot and resurfacing of the 1-mile trail at Allen Road.

East Pennsboro Township – $8,450 – Two entrance signs for Adams Ricci Park.

Friends of Pine Grove Furnace State Park – $21,730 – Construction of a 50 foot bridge over Mountain Creek, 1.72 miles of trail improvements, two trails signs, two bridge signs and 10,000 brochures with map.

Historical Society of East Pennsboro Township – $819 – Production of 18 signs to be placed at historical sites including the East Pennsboro Historical Society, Harrisburg Nail Works, Boyer House and more.

LeTort Regional Authority – $300 – Analyzation of trail usage based on sensor counts of visitors on the trail in Fall 2015.

New Cumberland Old Town Association Business & Professional Group – $1,200 – Creation of a two minute video promoting New Cumberland.

Pennsylvania Fly Fishing Museum Association – $795 – Directional sign for the museum.

TCO Fly Shop – $25,000 – Restoration upgrades of Yellow Breeches Outfitters to restore building in historically appropriate manner, including siding, flooring and roofing.

Uprise Events Live – $4,500 – Advertising for 2016 Uprise festival.

West Shore Symphony Orchestra – $1,500 – Purchase of mailing list and post card printing to distribute 2016 season information.

Whistlestop Bookshop – $500 – Four shark fin banners to welcome targeted visitors (War College Students, Dickinson Students, Central Penn Youth Ballet Students and First Friday visitors) to the store.

Appalachian Trail Conservancy – $10,000 – Installation of new kiosk to match surrounding streetscape and printing of seven brochures  to distribute at kiosks and events.

Appalachian Trail Museum Society – $18,000 – Retrofit basement of A.T. Museum for museum use and create and install displays for youth activities.

Audubon Pennsylvania – $1,031 – Professionally design and print a South Mountain Birding brochure.

Carlisle Arts Learning Center – $2,315 – Enhance S.E.E. Art Salon program by installing building sign; purchasing a projector, screen and folding chairs; and purchasing sidewalk signs.

Central Pennsylvania Conservancy – $1,000 – Install addition to existing sign to designate the Ironmaster’s Mansion as a hostel and event facility and reprint 5,000 promotional brochures.

Cumberland County Historical Society – $14,000 – Pave rear parking lot to make commute between Visitor Center and Historical Society safer; increase available parking including an ADA space and two Visitor Center spaces; and enhance space to allow for hosting events in parking lot.

Cumberland Valley Appalachian Trail Club – $500 – Update and print brochures, print contact cards and update photos for display board in efforts to gain new volunteers to maintain the A.T.

Cumberland Valley Rail Trail – $8,404 – Install two new trail kiosks, warning, interpretive and wayfinding signage, and print 1,000 brochures. Matching funds provided by South Mountain Partnership Mini Grant.

Downtown Carlisle Association – $9,000 – Creation of 28 Welcome to Carlisle banners for use on car show weekends, advertising for Harvest of the Arts through flyers, posters and radio placement.

Camp Curtin Historical Society – Install five Civil War Wayside Markers in Camp Hill and Mechanicsburg, and update an accompanying self-guided brochure.

Cumberland County Planning Department – Working with the Yellow Breeches Watershed Association, updating and reprinting the very popular Yellow Breeches Creek Water Trail brochure.

Cumberland Valley Bed & Breakfast Association – Update the CVBBA website to simplify content and blog updates, integrate better mapping and make the site mobile-friendly.

Downtown Carlisle Association – Advertise downtown events in Baltimore, MD and Philadelphia, PA using Google AdWords.

Downtown Mechanicsburg Partnership – Update and reprint downtown brochures, design and manufacture “Open” flags and event posters.

Friends of Opossum Lake Conservancy – Design and print new posters for the three kiosks surrounding the lake.

Roundtop Mountain Resort – Working with the Courtyard by Marriott, promote ski/snowboard overnight packages via Google AdWords and Facebook advertising to young families in the Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C. markets.

Shippensburg Area Chamber of Commerce – Design and print “About Our Town” Brochures, downtown pole banners and install signs outside of the Chamber Office.

Appalachian Trail Conservancy – Install interpretive signage and displays in the Visitor Information Center in Boiling Springs.

Boiling Spring Civic Association – Update and print the “A Walk Around Boiling Springs” historical, self-guided walking tour brochure.

Camp Hill Economic Development Group – Advertising for the Plein Air Arts Festival in the Baltimore MD and Washington D.C. DMAs.

Carlisle Events – Develop a marketing campaign, including landing page, in the Baltimore MD DMA encouraging visitors to take specially crafted road trips to Bike Fest, as well as to provide day trips once they are in Cumberland Valley to encourage extended stays.

Central Pennsylvania Conservancy – Design and print three informational brochures to promote the use of the Ironmaster’s Mansion for weddings, youth groups and general purposes.

Cumberland County Planning Department – Update and print Simply Moving brochure which includes all municipal parks and trails in Cumberland and Perry counties.

Shippensburg University – Install branded brochure racks in the Conference Center at Shippensburg University to provide Cumberland Valley information to conference attendees.

Timber Hill Technologies – Group various running races in Cumberland Valley into the Cumberland Valley Race Series to increase repeat visitation from participants.

Mid-Atlantic Appalachian Trail Conservancy – Create and install three informational posters along the Appalachian Trail in Cumberland Valley.

Audubon Pennsylvania – Create educational materials, including a self-guided tour brochure, for group use at Waggoner’s Gap Hawk Watch.

Borough of Carlisle – Create brochure map promoting the new Carlisle Borough Bike and Pedestrian Trail.

Downtown Carlisle Association –  Create and define quadrants in downtown Carlisle using color-coded flag banners that will associate with Downtown Carlisle Association’s annual brochure.

LeTort Regional Authority – Install four interpretive signs along the LeTort Spring walking trail.

Mountain Lakes Market – Install new sign for the market and place directional signage to the market.

Perry County Council of the Arts – Update and print Rt. 15 ByWay of the Arts trail guides.

Shippensburg D.O.I.T. – Create a Civil War themed mural in downtown Shippensburg that will eventually become part of a mural trail.

Shippensburg Historical Society – Promote annual March to Destiny event through printing of brochures, place mats, posters and other collateral.

Cumberland County Historical Society –  Promotion of annual Mclain Celtic Festival.

Cumberland Valley Rail Trail – Install 15 interpretive signs along the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail highlighting the importance of the railroad and Cumberland Valley for Agricultural and Civil War purposes.

Paulus Farm Market – Print new signage for market and market events and advertising.

Shippensburg Historical Society – Purchase of program needs for March to Destiny event including website updates, tablecloths, pull ups and banners.

Camp Hill Economic Development Group – Seed money for the first Plein Air Arts Festival in Camp Hill PA.

Capital Resource Conservation & Development – Support Buy Fresh, Bike Local and Geocache Bash events.

Carlisle Regional Performing Arts Center – Advertising of special packages during two events during season.

Cumberland Valley B&B Association – Update logo, website and create brochure.

Dickinson College – Support the House Divided program in creating augmented reality Civil War walking tours and training students as guides.

Hayman Farms – Seed money to sponsor and promote a rodeo at Hayman Farms.

U.S. Army Heritage & Education Center Foundation – Creation and promotion of a joint effort with the Cumberland County Historical Society and Allenberry Resort Inn and Playhouse to create a WWII-themed package to take place in conjunction with Army Heritage Days.