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YARDLEY, Pa. - PennZone -- Makefield Women's Association (MWA) hosted its annual beneficiary meeting and donated $24,000 to local non-profits.

Each year, through a nominating and voting process, MWA members select a group of local nonprofits as Annual Beneficiaries. With these organizations in mind, MWA hosts fundraising events and collects donations for the year. Each April, proceeds are distributed to the beneficiaries to support their continued service and contributions to the community.

The 2025 recipients were:
A Woman's Place - Bucks County's only domestic violence shelter.
Family Service Association, Bucks County Homeless Shelter - based in Levittown, PA, provides homeless families with critical services.
Bucks County Housing Group: Penndel Community Food Pantry - serves our most vulnerable population.

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Yardley-Makefield Fire Company - the sole provider of fire protection for the businesses and residents of Lower Makefield and Yardley Borough.
Two Pennsbury Scholarships were awarded to high school seniors.

"Our beneficiaries are doing such great work in our area, and it makes me feel hopeful and grateful that we can contribute to their efforts in some small way," says Gina Athas, MWA President.

Makefield Women's Association is a dedicated group seeking to raise funds and provide services to those in need. MWA supports programs that benefit both the local community and worthy humanitarian organizations. Membership is always open; read more about their efforts at https://www.MakefieldWomensAssocation.org