Chastity Kishpaugh

Director of the Office of the CEO

Chastity Kishpaugh is the Director of the Office of the CEO at the Commonwealth Foundation.

Originally from Southern California, she traded sunny skies for the adventure of life as a U.S. Army spouse more than 25 years ago—a journey that shaped both her leadership style and her passion for service.

While living abroad, Chastity discovered her deep commitment to relationship building. As a volunteer, she served soldiers and their loved ones, supporting military families through extended deployments. This experience laid the foundation for a career centered on people, purpose, and connection.

Before joining the Commonwealth Foundation, Chastity worked in the new home industry, where she led strategy, events, and training initiatives. Across every role, she brings a thoughtful, people-first approach that strengthens organizations and the communities they serve.

Reform is Alive and Well

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 30, 2007

Rep. Josh Shapiro enters into the “is reform dead” debate on his new blog. Topics on this page Josh Shapiro…

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No single solution to transportation crisis

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 30, 2007

Robert Latham takes us (along with the Turnpike Commission) to task in an Patriot News op-ed. Among the charges lobbed our way is that we are pushing a Turnpike…

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JoePa makes more than me.

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 29, 2007

Penn State is ruined! At least that is what their lawyers claimed would happen if they had to reveal Joe Paterno’s salary. But the state Supreme Court ruled that the…

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Act 44/Turnpike Links

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 29, 2007

Act 44 Information: Act 44 and Transportation Policy Points I-80 Lease and other documents Morgan-Stanley report Rendell on CNBC – “Act 44 wasn’t good enough” IRRPP…

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I-80 toll meeting gets ugly in Bloomsburg

  • November 29, 2007

Apparently the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission’s “Peace Tour” isn’t promoting much peace along the I-80 corridor. The Pocono Record reports that Tempers flared again later…

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More on REAL ID

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 29, 2007

More on the topic of our REAL ID Budget & Tax News update on REAL ID in the states. From Cato: The REAL ID Act: An Update…

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FreedomWorks calls for Repeal of Act 44

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 28, 2007

Freedom Works has joined in the calls for repeal of Act 44 – the Transportation Funding scheme of borrowing, raising Turnpike tolls, and tolling I-80 to fund road…

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Rendell-Lite alternate energy bills advance

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 28, 2007

The PA Senate keeps pushing forward alternative energy legislation, or “Rendell Lite.” One of the bills would “provide a $1 state subsidy for each gallon of biofuel, made…

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Britney Spears to adopt?!?

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 28, 2007

My first thought on reading the headline “Britney Spears to adopt Chinese twins” was that it was a cruel joke. My second thought, on reading the story, was that…

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Another “Is Reform Dead” Editorial

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 27, 2007

Madonna and Young’s Politically Uncorrected attempts to assess “the reform movement” (which as a monicker needs to be killed). They are generally accurate in their assessment of the lack…

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The Milton Friedman Choir on School Choice

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 27, 2007

The Milton Friedman Choir sings the School Choice Song Hat Tip to The Sam Adams Alliance, via the NTU Blog Topics on this page…

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Blaim Steelers’ Fans for Soggy Field

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 27, 2007

A lot has been made about the condition of the field during last night’s Steelers-Dolphins game. First off let me say that was a great football game, and anyone who…

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A new rathole

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 27, 2007

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review editorial on the use of taxpayer money to conduct political polls. Topics on this page Pittsburgh Tribune-Review…

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State bonus investigation a step ahead of shredders

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 26, 2007

Post-Gazette article on how the Attorney General’s investigation into Bonusgate is prevent House Democrats from recycling paper. Topics on this page Pittsburgh Post-Gazette…

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New oil refineries needed

  • November 26, 2007

A commentary in the Washington Times notes that “A recent report shows the energy bill being negotiated between the House and the Senate would dramatically increase energy (including gasoline)…

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Turnpike Commission’s version of MiniTru

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 26, 2007

Turnpike Commission Vice-Chair and bond attorney Tim Carson in the Morning Call offers a rebuttal to the Brouillette-Gilroy Commentary. Carson’s editorial is as accurate as an Enron…

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The Tragedy of the Commons

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 21, 2007

John Stossel on the lost lesson of Thanksgiving: When the Pilgrims first settled the Plymouth Colony, they organized their farm economy along communal lines. The goal was to…

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Turnpike temerity: Stop the games!

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 21, 2007

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review editorial on the Turnpike Commission’s shenanigans. Topics on this page Pittsburgh Tribune-Review…

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The Most Important Election of Our Time

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 20, 2007

What happens when there is a tie for election? Run off? Coin Flip? Supreme Court case? Duel to the death? Rock Paper Scissors? In the case of the Wormleysburg Assessors…

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