A Century of Service: Huntington Bank and the Western Pennsylvania Humane Society

By Vanessa Orr

For more than 100 years, two local organizations have been making a difference in the communities that they serve. Huntington Bank, founded in 1866 by P. W. Huntington, has a long tradition of responding to the needs of its customers with the goal of creating strong, healthy communities. The Western Pennsylvania Humane Society (WPHS), established in 1874, has been helping abandoned and abused pets find new owners while educating the public on animal welfare.

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