What does Grove City College do?

The organization serves as a business advocacy and membership organization, representing member interests in policy development, providing networking opportunities, and supporting regional economic development initiatives through strategic partnerships and programming.

Who can become a member?

Membership is available to businesses, nonprofit organizations, and professionals operating in PA. Member benefits include networking opportunities, advocacy representation, professional development resources, and participation in regional economic development initiatives.

How is the organization funded?

Funding comes primarily from membership dues, corporate sponsorships, program fees, and grants. Financial support enables the organization to provide member services, conduct advocacy work, and implement programs serving the regional business community.

How can I get involved?

Individuals and organizations can participate through membership, committee service, event attendance, and program sponsorship. The organization welcomes engagement from business leaders interested in supporting regional economic development and business advocacy priorities.

Grove City College

Grove City, PA · Founded 1942

Supporting business and community development in PA

Primary audience

Business Members

Work area

Regional Advocacy

Topic

Economic Development

Website Contact

About Organization

Grove City College serves the business community in Grove City, PA through advocacy and leadership development. The organization manages $124.5M in annual revenue, $547.1M in assets. Recent financial data shows organizational stability over the past three years.

What They Focus On

Member Services

Provides networking opportunities, professional development resources, and support services for member organizations

Business Advocacy

Represents member interests in policy development and advocates for pro-business initiatives at local and state levels

Community Leadership

Develops business leadership capacity and facilitates collaboration on community priorities and regional challenges

Financial Information

Form 990 data showing organizational financial health and growth.

Revenue (2024)

$124.5M

Assets (2024)

$547.1M

Year	Revenue	Expenses	Assets	Employees
2024	—	—	—	—
2023	—	—	—	—
2023	$178,506,655	$92,034,181	$513,031,461	1,584
2022	—	—	—	—
2022	$122,170,682	$86,603,985	$405,995,282	1,609
2020	—	—	—	—
2020	$83,257,741	$84,022,290	$365,541,622	1,643
2019	$83,985,773	$79,104,729	$326,477,636	1,801
2018	$88,225,249	$79,771,296	$326,419,832	1,836

Source: IRS Form 990 filings. All figures in USD.

01

Member Engagement

Identifies priority issues through stakeholder consultation and analysis of business community needs
02

Strategic Planning

Develops targeted initiatives based on member input and regional economic development priorities
03

Program Implementation

Executes programs through partnerships with member organizations and community stakeholders
04

Impact Assessment

Evaluates outcomes through member feedback and tracks progress toward organizational objectives

Programs and Initiatives

Services and programs offered by Grove City College

PROGRAM SUPPORT

Provides structured support and resources for program support initiatives across member organizations

SCHOLARSHIPS

Provides structured support and resources for scholarships initiatives across member organizations

for Education School scholarships

Delivers comprehensive services focused on for education school scholarships to advance organizational mission and impact

PROGRAM SUPPORT

Delivers comprehensive services focused on program support to advance organizational mission and impact

Team & Leadership

Meet the people behind Grove City College.

Contact the team Contact

Michael R Buckman

VP For Business And Finance

Milestones

2024

Program Enhancement

2024

Launched enhanced member services and expanded advocacy initiatives for business community

2026

Continued Impact

2026

Maintains active programming serving member organizations and regional economic development priorities

Executive Compensation

Top compensated officers & key employees from IRS Form 990

Total Reported (2023)

$2.7M

Highest Paid

$435K

Paul J Mcnulty JD

Compensated Officers

Name	Title	Base	Other	Total	Hrs/Wk
Paul J Mcnulty JD	President	$362,590	$72,638	$435,228	40
Peter Frank PHD	Provost And Vice President Of Academic Affairs	$184,179	$45,320	$229,499	40
Michael Buckman	Vice President For Business And Finance	$193,141	$24,880	$218,021	40
Richard Savage	Dean, Hopeman School For Science, Engineering, And	$183,731	$10,683	$194,414	40
Paul Kengor	Professor Of Political Science	$130,659	$50,066	$180,725	40
Jeff Prokovich	Vice President For Institutional Advancement	$160,419	$13,034	$173,453	40
Christy Crute	Associate Dean Of Graduate And Online Programs	$156,982	$14,941	$171,923	40
Michelle Mcfeaters	Dean, School Of Business	$141,058	$20,579	$161,637	40
Vince Distasi PHD	Vice President For Information Technology, Chief I	$134,353	$22,770	$157,123	40
Lee Wishing	Vice President For Student Recruitment	$132,568	$19,170	$151,738	40
Larry Hardesty	Vice President For Student Life And Learning	$127,552	$23,097	$150,649	40
Yvonne English	Director Of Entrepreneurship & Innovation	$132,443	$15,000	$147,443	40
Susan C Grimm	Vice President For Operations	$123,046	$21,109	$144,155	40
John Inman PHD	Vice President For Institutional Support And Initi	$127,328	$14,552	$141,880	40

Name	Title	Base	Other	Total	Hrs/Wk
Paul J Mcnulty JD	President	$350,467	$70,823	$421,290	40
Peter Frank PHD	Provost & Vice President	$184,223	$43,570	$227,793	40
Michael Buckman	Vice President For Busines	$188,935	$24,697	$213,632	40
Richard Savage	Dean, Hopeman School	$179,586	$10,114	$189,700	40
Jeff Prokovich	Vice President For Institu	$167,335	$13,359	$180,694	40
Vince Distasi PHD	Vice President & Chief Inf	$143,588	$33,240	$176,828	40
Christy Crute	Associate Dean For Graduate & Online Program	$153,072	$14,830	$167,902	40
Paul Kengor	Professor Of Political Science	$130,508	$36,770	$167,278	40
Lee Wishing	Vice President For Student	$139,170	$18,759	$157,929	40
Larry Hardesty	Vice President For Student	$129,499	$23,527	$153,026	40
John Inman PHD	Vice President For Institutional Support And Initi	$137,542	$15,295	$152,837	40
Michelle Mcfeaters	Dean, School Of Business	$130,999	$20,094	$151,093	40
Susan C Grimm	Vice President For Operation	$132,972	$17,879	$150,851	40
Yvonne English	Director Of Entrepreneurship & Innovation	$125,785	$15,285	$141,070	40

Name	Title	Base	Other	Total	Hrs/Wk
Paul J Mcnulty JD	President	$313,894	$68,122	$382,016	40
Michael Buckman	Vice President For Business And Finance	$193,520	$24,310	$217,830	40
Peter Frank PHD	Provost And Vice President Of Academic Affairs	$185,549	$24,488	$210,037	40
Richard Savage	Dean, Hopeman School For Science, Engineering, And	$185,265	$9,608	$194,873	40
Vince Distasi PHD	Vice President For Inforamtion Technology, Chief I	$129,765	$46,870	$176,635	40
Jeff Prokovich	Vice President For Advancement	$151,216	$11,860	$163,076	40
Paul Kengor	Senior Director And Chief Academic Fellow For Inst	$125,134	$36,607	$161,741	40
Lee Wishing	Vice President For Student Recruitment	$121,393	$39,543	$160,936	40
Michelle Mcfeaters	Assistant Dean, Calderwood School Of Arts And Lett	$126,949	$19,439	$146,388	40
Larry Hardesty	Vice President For Student Life And Learning	$122,452	$22,682	$145,134	40
Christy Crute	Executive Director, Graduate And Online Programs/P	$128,271	$13,796	$142,067	40
James Lopresti	Vice President For Operations	$124,813	$14,416	$139,229	40
Paul Kemeny	Dean, Calderwood School Of Arts And Letters	$127,665	$9,437	$137,102	40
John Inman PHD	Vice President For Enrollment And Registrar	$121,173	$13,859	$135,032	40

Name	Title	Base	Other	Total	Hrs/Wk
Paul J Mcnulty JD	President	$430,623	$67,585	$498,208	40
David Ayers	Professor Of Sociology	$152,573	$61,247	$213,820	40
Michael Buckman	Vice President For Busines	$182,658	$24,435	$207,093	40
Paul Kengor	Senior Chief Academic Fell	$129,263	$77,552	$206,815	40
Lee Wishing	Vice President For Student	$118,908	$56,795	$175,703	40
Vince Distasi PHD	Vice President And Chief I	$127,236	$47,347	$174,583	40
Jeff Prokovich	Vice President For Institu	$148,262	$16,294	$164,556	40
Mark Reuber	Professor And Field Direct	$129,871	$28,333	$158,204	40
Larry Hardesty	Vice President For Student	$120,243	$22,671	$142,914	40
Paul Kemeny	Dean, Calderwood School Of Arts	$129,767	$9,969	$139,736	40
James Lopresti	Vice President For Operati	$122,347	$14,964	$137,311	40
Myron Bright	Professor Of Engineering	$125,027	$9,592	$134,619	40
John Inman PHD	Vice President For Enrollm	$118,698	$13,834	$132,532	40

Source: IRS Form 990 filings. Compensation includes base and other reported compensation.

Individual Political Donors

People from this organization who contributed to political campaigns

$7K Total Given

Republican $4,688 (68%)

Democratic $2,000 (29%)

Other/PAC $248 (4%)

16 Contributions

$434 Avg Each

Top Individual Donors

8 Individual Donors

Laura Rybka 4 contributions • $750 avg

$3,000

Stephanie Smith 2 contributions • $1,000 avg

$2,000

Ethan Johnson 2 contributions • $520 avg

$1,040

Gary Thompson 2 contributions • $250 avg

$500

Becky Billock 2 contributions • $64 avg

$127

Other Individual Contributors $269 combined

Tricia Shultz

Grove City, PA

$121 Total

1 Contribution

TEAM KENNEDY

Frank Grolemund

Sandy Lake, PA

$100 Total

2 Contributions

NRCC

Janet Skees

Pittsburgh, PA

$48 Total

1 Contribution

TRUMP NATIONAL COMMITTEE JFC,

Quick Insights

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Most Active Donor Laura Rybka with 4 contributions

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Highest Avg per Contribution Stephanie Smith at $1,000 each

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Top Recipient WINRED — $2,270

Data from Federal Election Commission • Individual contributions only

Partners & Funders

Grant funding relationships from IRS Form 990 filings

$857K Grants Received

12 Organizations

Top Funders

12 total

Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund

$425K

The Pittsburgh Foundation

$187K

Community Foundation Of Western 2 grants

$52K

Natl Christian Charitable Fdn Inc.

$47K

Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust Inc.

$37K

American Online Giving Foundation Inc.

$30K

Tulsa Community Foundation

$20K

The Ayco Charitable Foundation

$17K

Community Foundation Of Greater

$17K

Donors Trust Inc

$10K

+2 more funders

Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund The Pittsburgh Foundation Community Foundation Of Western Natl Christian Charitable Fdn Inc. Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust Inc. American Online Giving Foundation Inc. Tulsa Community Foundation The Ayco Charitable Foundation Community Foundation Of Greater Donors Trust Inc Charities Aid Foundation America Hudson Community Foundation

Source: IRS Form 990 Schedule I filings. Amounts may span multiple tax years.

Contact

Get in touch with Grove City College

Email

[email protected]

Phone

(724) 458-2216 (724) 458-2000

Social

Visit Website

100 Campus Drive Grove City, PA 161272104

Grove City College

What They Focus On

Financial Information

How They Work

Member Engagement

Strategic Planning

Program Implementation

Impact Assessment

Programs and Initiatives

PROGRAM SUPPORT

SCHOLARSHIPS

for Education School scholarships

PROGRAM SUPPORT

Team & Leadership

Michael R Buckman

Milestones

Program Enhancement

Continued Impact

Executive Compensation

Individual Political Donors

Top Individual Donors

Other Individual Contributors $269 combined

Tricia Shultz

Frank Grolemund

Janet Skees

Quick Insights

Partners & Funders

Top Funders

Contact

Email

Phone

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