Corporate Citizenship

The 2018 Gasoline Giveaway Winners have been announced. Congratulations to Maureen Stankay the $250.00 winner, Dianna Troutman the $150.00 winner, and James Held the $100.00 winner. Pictured with the winners are Paul and Andy Bradigan and Jane Hess the President of the Armstrong County United Way board.

Bradigan’s continues to support the United Way by donating annually (3) of its KardGard gasoline cards which can be used at any of the (6) Bradigan’s KardGard refueling locations.

We are proud to partner with the United Way as a way for us to give back to Armstrong County.

Molly Atwood was assisted by members of the Kittanning Rotary Club with the “Blessings in a Backpack” campaign in which various supplies are delivered to local students who meet the qualifications in the Armstrong School District.

Andy Bradigan, one of the Rotary members pictured above explained that “Rotary’s motto is Service Above Self and this was a way for the Club to assist a fellow community organization in need to help the next generation within our area”

Did you know Bradigan’s has a food pantry located at our old HVAC building at 503 South Water Street in Kittanning. We are so grateful for those that are able to give. And for those able to take from the pantry, we hope this pantry will help you out. If you’re able to give, we encourage you to drop by.

Pictured (L to R) are Paul Bradigan (Bradigan’s Inc.), Connie Choncek $100.00 Winner,
Karen Bowser $150.00 Winner, Jack Bowser $250.00 Winner, and Andy Bradigan, (Bradigan’s Inc.)

The United Way of Armstrong County creates community-based and community-led solutions that strengthen the cornerstones for a good quality of life: education, financial stability and health.
Bradigan’s continues to support the United Way by donating annually three KardGard gasoline cards as part of their “Gasoline Giveaway Sweepstakes.”
These cards can be used at any of the 6 Bradigan’s Refueling Club locations. We are proud to partner with the United Way to give back to Armstrong County.

Thank you to the United Way and Congratulations to the 2017 winners.

Pictured from left to right…Andy Bradigan, Paul Bradigan, Cliff Fennell, & Tom Bradigan

The Westmoreland- Armstrong Chapter of the American Red Cross honored a number of Armstrong County All-Stars.

Our own Cliff Fennell was honored with a Good Samaritan Award after putting himself in danger in an incident that occurred at the Shop-n-Save gas pumps on July 7, 2011. Cliff unselfishly came to the aid of a woman that had caused a fire at the gas pumps while he was filling the underground tanks with fuel.

“A hero is someone who does what has to be done, when it needs to be done, regardless of the consequences”

Andy Bradigan, Operations manager from Bradigan’s, Inc. presents 12-year old Colin Kline with a check. Colin voluntarily raised money for fire victims during the 2014 Christmas season. Bradigan’s, Inc. helped Colin raise even more money for his efforts through its company Christmas Party and donation match.

Firefighter’s Son Donates to Fire Victims

A week ago, 12-year old Colin Kline was worried that his friend wouldn’t have any gifts for Christmas.

December 18, Colin’s friend Zander and his family were victims of a house fire on North Water Street in Kittanning that destroyed most of their belongings and Christmas gifts.

Colin’s father Earl, 2nd Assistant Chief at Hose Co. #1 and employee at Bradigan’s Incorporated was so proud of his son when he took one of his firefighter boots on his bus to collect donations for the family in need.

Colin’s goodwill spread to Bradigan’s Inc. Operations Manager Andy Bradigan and other employees. The act of kindness was announced at Bradigan’s annual Christmas party and $230.00 was collected, but the giving didn’t stop there. Andy and Paul announced that the company would match that amount making the total $460.00. Colin collected about $50.00 on the bus meaning the Reher family had more than $500.00 to celebrate Christmas with.

“It was just a small way for the company to support Colin and his efforts to raise money for this family.” Andy continued to say, ” This time of year it is all about giving back, and for a 12-year old to want to do this is very, very special, and a great thing he’s doing.”