Penn State Alumni Association

The Upton Association Inc in Warren, OH is dedicated to preserving and promoting the historical significance of the Upton House, a National Historic Landmark. The house, built in 1840, served as the temporary center of the National American Woman Suffrage Association and played a crucial role in the suffrage movement, ultimately leading to victory in 1920. Through extensive restoration efforts, the Upton House now stands as a symbol of the rising power of women, overcoming obstacles represented by the mountains. The association continues to work on the restoration of the house and gardens, ensuring that the legacy of Harriet Taylor Upton and the suffrage movement is preserved for future generations.Generated from the website

The Fine Arts Council of Trumbull County ( FACT ) was established in 1971 when six community organizations recognized the need for mutual support & coordination of the arts and cultural organizations. Our mission is "to improve the quality of life in Trumbull County, by fostering the arts." Today, FACT continues to serve as an umbrella agency for 33 different cultural organizations in Northeast Ohio. Their representatives and community volunteers comprise the FACT Board of Trustees, which meets quarterly to exchange ideas, review progress, and solve problems. FACT receives funding through corporate, foundation and individual donations. State funds are received from the Ohio Arts Council. FACT is always looking for volunteers and people willing to assist us in making the arts an integral part of everyday life in Trumbull County. If you'd like to carve pumpkins, greet people during our summer season or just like to stuff envelopes, we can use your help. To volunteer, or for information about membership contact FACT at 330-399-1212 or info @TrumbullArts.Org