600 6th Street, Beaver Falls, PA 15010[email protected] 724.846.6400
About
TCBC provides emergency housing, basic needs, and resources for our Beaver County brothers and sisters who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
The Cornerstone of Beaver County (TCBC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides and coordinates local housing resources and human services to prevent and end homelessness.
Homelessness is a complex issue. And all too often, the road to solutions is complicated and inefficient.
Here at TCBC, we provide a solutions model that is unified and simplified.
Our programs integrate housing and a variety of related services all under one roof with a comprehensive network of human services partners.
Through direct programs, coordination of local housing resources, and referrals to our community partners, we help clients secure housing and connect with immediate and ongoing resources to address the challenges that threaten their well-being.
As part of our commitment to our clients and community, we also work to foster a deeper and more realistic understanding of the issue of homelessness.
Ultimately, we provide our clients with a pathway home to a place they can fully and fearlessly rely on for safety, stability, and peace of mind. A home empowers them to set their sights on a new and hopeful vision, and start transforming their lives.
Reach & Impact in Beaver County
In our 2020-21 fiscal year, we provided emergency housing solutions for:
> 758 individuals (56% female, 44% male) across 427 households
These households included:
> 245 children
> 402 people with disabling conditions
> 44 veterans
> 25 seniors
We also provided 249 gift cards and bus passes + clothing, PPE, hygiene supplies, food and water.
Creating A Pathway Home
TCBC creates a pathway home through programs that help clients transition from crisis to the security needed for transformation.
Crisis
Homelessness
Pending eviction
Falling behind in utilities and other expenses
Job loss, health crisis or other threats to maintaining stable housing & wellness
Emergency Assistance
Emergency housing
Permanent housing
Rent assistance
Utilities assistance
Basic needs assistance
Physical and Mental Health assistance
Permanent Housing & Stability
Permanent housing
Utilities assistance
Basic needs assistance
Physical and Mental Health assistance
Job and life skills assistance
Clothing and household items assistance
Hope to Rebuild and Transform
Maintenance of permanent housing
Steady employment
Physical and Mental wellness
Healthy family and community relationships and networks
Opportunities for ongoing personal development
………..
Vision:
To end homelessness in Beaver County.
Mission:
The Cornerstone of Beaver County (TCBC) provides and coordinates local housing resources to prevent and end homelessness.
Core Values:
We treat our clients, staff, and partners with DIGNITY AND RESPECT – meeting people where they are.
We abide by the HOUSING FIRST philosophy that holds permanent housing placement as the top priority, serving as a foundation for hope and individual progress.
We operate with INTEGRITY as we pursue the best solutions for those we serve. We demonstrate this value through transparency, responsibility, and accountability in all areas of service and organizational business.
We build COMMUNITY by collaborating with others and by nurturing strong and meaningful connections.
About
TCBC provides emergency housing, basic needs, and resources for our Beaver County brothers and sisters who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
The Cornerstone of Beaver County (TCBC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides and coordinates local housing resources and human services to prevent and end homelessness.
Homelessness is a complex issue. And all too often, the road to solutions is complicated and inefficient.
Here at TCBC, we provide a solutions model that is unified and simplified.
Our programs integrate housing and a variety of related services all under one roof with a comprehensive network of human services partners.
Through direct programs, coordination of local housing resources, and referrals to our community partners, we help clients secure housing and connect with immediate and ongoing resources to address the challenges that threaten their well-being.
As part of our commitment to our clients and community, we also work to foster a deeper and more realistic understanding of the issue of homelessness.
Ultimately, we provide our clients with a pathway home to a place they can fully and fearlessly rely on for safety, stability, and peace of mind. A home empowers them to set their sights on a new and hopeful vision, and start transforming their lives.
Reach & Impact in Beaver County
In our 2020-21 fiscal year, we provided emergency housing solutions for:
> 758 individuals (56% female, 44% male) across 427 households
These households included:
> 245 children
> 402 people with disabling conditions
> 44 veterans
> 25 seniors
We also provided 249 gift cards and bus passes + clothing, PPE, hygiene supplies, food and water.
Creating A Pathway Home
TCBC creates a pathway home through programs that help clients transition from crisis to the security needed for transformation.
Crisis
Emergency Assistance
Permanent Housing & Stability
Hope to Rebuild and Transform
………..
Vision:
To end homelessness in Beaver County.
Mission:
The Cornerstone of Beaver County (TCBC) provides and coordinates local housing resources to prevent and end homelessness.
Core Values:
We treat our clients, staff, and partners with DIGNITY AND RESPECT – meeting people where they are.
We abide by the HOUSING FIRST philosophy that holds permanent housing placement as the top priority, serving as a foundation for hope and individual progress.
We operate with INTEGRITY as we pursue the best solutions for those we serve. We demonstrate this value through transparency, responsibility, and accountability in all areas of service and organizational business.
We build COMMUNITY by collaborating with others and by nurturing strong and meaningful connections.
OUR STAFF
Executive
Director
Marie Timpano
724-846-6400 ext. 130
Deputy
Director
Ashley McLaughlin
724-846-6400 ext. 120
Administrative
Coordinator
Millie Droz
724-846-6400 ext. 140
Facility Manage
Fair Housing Officer
Bill Brocklebank
724-846-6400 ext. 111
Housing
Coordinator
Jessica Sabol
724-846-6400
Housing
Coordinator
Justin Ritchie
724-846-6400
Housing
Coordinator
Bryan Shannon
724-846-6400 ext. 170
Housing
Coordinator
Cassandra Rozzi
724-846-6400
Shelter
Manager
Chris Anderson
724-846-6400
Coordinated
Entry
Francis Booterbaugh
724-846-6400
Outreach
Coordinator
Eric Caplinger
724-846-6400
Transportation
Scott Mort
724-846-6400
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President
Maureen Herrington
Vice President
Joanne Koehler
Treasurer
Matt Dawson
Secretary
Darrell Jerome