Join us for Give Day on Tuesday, November 28, 2023
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Giving Tuesday is a radical day of generosity – 59 non-profit organizations have come together as ONE to raise funds to improve the health of our community, making a difference in the opioid crisis, food security, gaps in autism services, mental and behavioral health services, and for women and children.
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The Cancer Wellness Center (Formerly Candy’s Place) is a cancer and wellness resource center which provides free support to cancer clients and their loved ones in a welcoming, supportive and relaxing environment. The center is available to adults with cancer and their caregivers who are experiencing life altering changes and promotes healing with dignity, understanding of struggles through companionship, and renewing of spirit. Services such as support groups, exercise classes, personal training, yoga and meditation, healing arts, educational workshops, cancer resource materials, a boutique and haberdashery and more are available.
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CASA of Luzerne County recruits, trains and supports community volunteers to provide whole child advocacy to children birth to 21 years of age in the Luzerne County Dependency Court System. All of the children we serve have suffered from abuse or neglect in their homes. Some of the children reside in foster care or residential treatment facilities across the state while some are at high risk of removal from their homes. All of these children deserve safety, permanency, well-being and most of all a childhood. Our volunteer advocates make that possible by giving these children, who are almost invisible in their own lives, a voice. They truly change children’s future stories. There are currently over 600 children who deserve a voice in Luzerne County.
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Established in 1984, the Catherine McAuley Center provides housing and supportive services for homeless individuals and families, primarily women and children, in Lackawanna and Luzerne Counties. Beyond the shelter of a roof and walls, our wide range of supportive services help individuals and families overcome the trauma of homelessness through education, counseling, life skills, and access to employment and training opportunities.
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The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank is a nonprofit organization committed to ending hunger in 27 counties across central Pennsylvania. By working with more than 1,100 local agencies and programs, we serve more than 202,500 people in need each month through our two Healthy Food Hubs, located in Harrisburg and Williamsport. You can help make the difference.
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CEO’s Weinberg Northeast Regional Food Bank collects food from the entire food system – from growers to retailers. A network of partners works with the Food Bank to move the food from warehouse to table – quickly and efficiently. The network relies heavily on volunteers, small nonprofit organizations and faith-based community services. During calendar year 2017, this network distributed 9.5 million pounds of food across the four-county service area. An estimated 8,000 different people receive food each week. Not only are there people who are hungry in our community, but malnourished as well. With growing research demonstrating the negative effects of poor nutrition in our region, CEO understands the need to make healthy foods a priority – expanding the mission of the Food Bank to focus on quantity and quality of food.
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The mission of Child Hunger Outreach Partners is to create an entire generation that doesn't know hunger through innovative and collaborative community partnerships. Child Hunger Outreach Partners has served the East Coast since 2019, and serves tens of thousands of children weekly, regardless of income, race, gender, religious, or political background.
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The Children’s Service Center (CSC) is a non-profit, 501(c)3, integrated behavioral health care organization. CSC, with its affiliate Robinson Counseling Center, offers a variety of services across a continuum of care from least restrictive to residential. Our services are designed to meet the individualized needs of children, adolescents, adults and their families. Children's Service Center's Assessment, Crisis, and Referral Services are staffed 24-hours a day, seven days a week, by psychiatric professionals for initial assessment and referral.
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Coffee Inclusive was launched in 2023 by NEPA Inclusive, a non-profit organization committed to creating inclusive and sustainable lives for people with disabilities. We employ people with diverse abilities and Autism, working alongside experienced baristas and servers to provide a warm and welcoming community coffee shop experience fueled by delicious coffee creations and delectable baked goods. Our coffee shop is a place of employment for people with diverse abilities, where all team members are trained as any other employee would be and paid a fair wage as baristas and servers. We offer a full line of high-quality cold and hot coffees, lattes, espressos, mochas, and cappuccinos, along with a selection of the finest baked goods, including pastries, muffins, scones, and more. After the quick success of Coffee Inclusive, we plan for a bakery expansion called Bake Inclusive that will serve as our on-site bakery, providing Coffee Inclusive with delicious baked goods made by people with disabilities. The bakery will be an on-site training facility utilizing our Bake Inclusive Transition Employment Program, a 'school-to-work' transition program.
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They Wyoming County Community Health Foundation is actively raising funds for the Endless Mountains Drop-In Center. The Center believes in a world where kids can be kids and youth will know and achieve their incredible capacity for joy and perseverance. The mission is to meet the social and emotional needs of our local youth (14-18 years old) in the Tunkhannock Area School District by providing a safe environment where youth are able to grow and flourish. The project will be a coffeehouse-style drop-in center that is designed for the youth of Tunkhannock area High School. A dollar towards the center is a dollar towards community for the youth of Tunkhannock. The funds donated in this campaign will help provide free food for youth and the initial operating expenses for the center.
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Family Promise of Carbon County is a public charity whose mission is to provide temporary shelter, meals, and fellowship in order to meet the basic needs of families without permanent housing in Carbon County and the surrounding communities. Families are educated, encouraged, and empowered to become self-sufficient by support from the faith community and other local community resources. Through classes in nutrition, parenting, finance, and budgeting, and individualized case management and family therapy, families work to achieve long-term stability and many move into permanent housing in just 54 days.
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Family Service Association of Northeastern Pennsylvania (FSA NEPA) is a non-profit, non-sectarian organization that provides diverse services to individuals and families, empowering them to achieve their full potential through building healthier relationships and stronger communities. FSA NEPA has three major programs, Health & Human Services, which serves both individuals and families, PA 211 NE/ Help Line, which serves as an information hub for human services and crisis intervention across a 17-county region, and the Children’s Advocacy Center of Susquehanna & Wyoming Counties that provides a safe place for child victims of abuse and neglect to receive the help and support they need to begin their healing journey. Proceeds raised will benefit the FSA NEPA Guardianship Program which aids individuals that have no family willing or capable of making important life and safety decisions in their time of need. Our staff works tirelessly to ensure that the client’s needs are met with dignity and respect. Together, we can build resilient families and thriving communities- one person at a time.
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Fork Over Love (FOL) is dedicated to changing the narrative on food insecurity by elevating all who are struggling with a new system of community care. To this end, FOL solicits the help of the community to strengthen our small, independent restaurant community by paying them toprovide hot, nutritious takeout meals that are then distributed to the entire community for free so that our food-insecure neighbors can access healthy meals with absolute dignity and no stigma or shame. FOL believes that food is the foundation of a healthy life and that restaurants are the foundation of a healthy, culturally diversecommunity. By investing in our restaurants to feed our people, we know that we are creating a socially innovative and responsible solution to nourish our entire community with dignity, grace, and power—physically, mentally, emotionally, socially, culturally, and economically.
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For 37-years Friends of the Poor has remained true to its mission of “bringing together in friendship those who have the desire to give with those who are in need of assistance, in order to ease the burden of living in poverty and enhance the quality of life for all.” Your generosity allows us to continue to meet the needs of our most vulnerable neighbors by providing food, clothing, furniture, household items, water bill assistance and holiday assistance to name a few. Thank you, on behalf of the children, women, and men we serve each and every day. Your generosity makes a positive impact in their lives.
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Goodwill Industries of Northeastern PA operates programs and services for individuals with disabilities or other barriers. Goodwill is committed to helping our neighbors find independence through innovative services including our group homes; coordinated after school socialization program; retail stores and three donation centers; adult community participation supports; employment and job training to youth and adults; behavior supports; veterans program; community theater; and our volunteer program which gives back to the communities we serve.
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Jewish Family Service is a human service organization, which reflects the Jewish tradition of caring and compassion for all people in need. Through professional counseling, advocacy and educational programming, our services seek to enhance and strengthen the quality of individual, family and community life.
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HARP is a indoor multi-sport and fitness complex designed to be used by the residents of Hazleton. Our mission is to enhance the future of the youth of the Greater Hazleton Area through exercise, character development, self-discipline, confidence, structure, work ethic and friendship.
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Through early childhood development and community outreach, we hope to spread the idea that diversity and acceptance can and should be taught to both current and future generations. Our main focus is the operation of a high-quality community center that serves economically underserved children and families. The facility, known as the Hazleton One Community Center, hosts a variety of educational, athletic, and cultural activities at little or no cost to participants while fostering trust and respect among all of the region’s ethnic cultures.
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Lacawac Sanctuary and Field Station is a nature preserve, biological field station, and environmental education center located in the Pocono Mountains of Northeastern Pennsylvania. Lacawac Sanctuary’s mission is Research, Education, and Preservation. Founded in 1966, Lacawac Sanctuary works to preserve Lake Lacawac, its watershed, the surrounding forest and historic structures; provide a venue for ecological research, scholarly interaction and the training of scientists; provide PreK-12 and collegiate education on environmental and conservation issues; and educate all ages and promote healthy living patterns and well-being through nature.
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The Lycoming County United Way mobilizes the collective resources of communities in Lycoming, Sullivan and Tioga Counties to change lives. Together with our community partners, we are fighting for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in every community. Together, we are assessing the needs of each community, generating resources, investing in programs, and measuring results. Together, WE LIVE UNITED! For more information, visit us at http://lcuw.org/, or connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn.
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Since 1971, Maternal & Family Health Services has delivered critical preventative care services that meet the ever-changing needs of women, children and families, by providing health education and compassionate care. Today, MFHS oversees and supports a network of health and nutrition centers in 17 Pennsylvania counties, serving over 90,000 women, men and children annually through our core programs: the WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) Nutrition program, Reproductive Health services, the Nurse-Family Partnership, the SafeTeens initiative, Opioid Abuse Prevention services, and Maternity Care.
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Monroe County Meals on Wheels provides nutritious meals and a friendly volunteer visit to homebound seniors and adults with disabilities throughout Monroe County. Since our inception in 1972, we have delivered over 2.5 million meals to those in need! We are currently assisting over 300 individuals through our daily and weekly meal delivery programs. As this number continues to grow, we are extremely grateful for the community’s ongoing support.
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Meals on Wheels of NEPA, located in the heart of Scranton, was founded in 1969 as one of the first agencies funded by the Older Adults Act of 1965 to provide nutritional services to older adults. Over the past fifty-four years, the agency has grown and developed to become a major provider of home delivered meals and supportive services to older adults and individuals with disabilities throughout Lackawanna, Luzerne, and Wyoming Counties. Meals on Wheels of NEPA is a community partner of Monroe County Meals on Wheels, supporting the agency’s nutritional programming. In addition to the core home delivered meal program, Meals on Wheels of NEPA has a robust array of community health initiatives that support individuals post-discharge from a health facility, ensure older and disabled adults maintain a clean living environment, provision of socialization, and support as a pet guardian. Supporting Meals on Wheels means supporting vulnerable community members throughout the region.
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NativityMiguel School of Scranton is a private, Catholic, co-educational, all-scholarship middle school proudly serving ethnically and religiously diverse students of greater economic need in grades 5-8. NativityMiguel School offers an extended school day, with our academic day starting at 8:00am and ending at 4:45pm. We also offer an extended school year, with students participating in our rigorous academic program during the traditional school year and in our Summer Program, which is a four-week academic enrichment program that focuses on reading, math, and writing. Funds raised will be utilized to support NativityMiguel holistic education model which promotes the health and well being of the students of NativityMiguel by offering many opportunities for students to be physically as well as mentally balanced. The offerings to our students include a physical fitness program and a four day a week after school program that includes cross country and soccer programs.
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NeighborWorks Northeastern PA revitalizes neighborhoods and creates opportunities for individuals and families to improve their lives through quality housing and financial guidance. Funds raised will be utilized to support our Aging in Place program to help senior remain in their home safely and with dignity.
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NEPA Community Health Care was established in 1983 as a non-profit, federally qualified health center. Health Centers were born out of the philosophy to reach high-risk and underserved populations which would otherwise go without physical, mental, or oral health care, and it remains a high priority of the Health Center Program to diminish or eliminate barriers to care. We provide primary care, OBGYN, Medication-Assisted Treatment for Opioid Use Disorders, Psychiatry, Counseling, and Dental services. In addition, our health center also provides enabling services including translation, assistance obtaining health insurance coverage, sliding fee discounts, access to discounted pharmacy, care coordination to assist with accessing community resources for food and transportation, and nurse care management to assist patients with managing their day-to-day chronic disease needs. Your generous donations contribute directly to our patient programs and assist us in achieving exceptional care, accessibility, and equity for all those who seek it.
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Our Mission: Create sustainable, person-centered programs, and employment that enhance independence for individuals with unique visual capabilities. We foster positive change, awareness, and advocacy while removing barriers. Our Vision: Be the resource for people with visual challenges through prevention, rehabilitation, and meaningful employment to increase individual empowerment and equality. For over sixty years, North Central Sight Services, Inc. has assisted individuals who are blind or visually impaired to maximize their quality of life. We have helped prevent vision loss through our education programs and screenings for children and adults. To accomplish our mission, we offer Adjustment Services for people losing their vision, Support Services, Employment opportunities for people who are blind, and a Prevention of Blindness Program. North Central Sight Services, Inc. incorporates a business model to use excess revenue to help fund the mission. Through the AbilityOne Program, we manufacture, package, and distribute SKILCRAFT® products to the State of Pennsylvania and the Federal government. We also provide Business Services such as Document Management and Sip for Sight Bottleless Water Coolers to the surrounding communities that create jobs for our Associates who are blind or visually impaired.
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The Northeast Regional Cancer Institute is a nonprofit community-based agency serving seven counties in northeast Pennsylvania with offices located in Scranton and Wilkes-Barre. Focusing on surveillance, community and patient services, and hospital and practice support services, the Cancer Institute invests 100% of its resources locally.
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NTIEC is a local grassroots organization founded in 1993 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit school-to-work organization to serve students in the northern tier by integrating the education and employment processes. The basic premise is that students who have a good understanding of career opportunities, especially through first-hand experience, can make informed career and educational choices. Students who have mastered basic workplace skills and discipline are in a preferred position for hiring. Employers participate in the education process and benefit by having a stronger pool of employment candidates. Schools can show relevancy of academic work and have more motivated students. NTIEC offers paid/unpaid internships, youth apprenticeships, healthcare externships (e.g., hospital, veterinary, dental, physical therapy, etc.), job shadowing, in-school career lectures, career fairs, and worksite tours. During the summer, we offer two week-long career experience programs for students interested in a career in healthcare or in the natural gas industry. With COVID-19, we have had to think outside of the box on how we can reach students in doing so we have developed and implemented career preparedness programs virtually (e.g., one-on-one conversations with a professional, career exploration panel discussions, etc.).
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Outreach – Center for Community Resources offers a variety of programs that promote family stability and economic self-sufficiency. By offering resources for life skills, literacy, employment training, parenting, early childhood education, youth mentoring, behavioral health, wrap-around case management and more, Outreach builds strong families. And strong families build strong communities.
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This Giving Tuesday, Parenting Autism United is excited to announce its new programs, Family Response and Savvy Siblings. Families who experience aggression from a loved one with autism can learn ‘no-touch’ techniques in how to protect themselves and others in the home including their child with autism between trainings and custom home safety plans. Our siblings program provides parents with the information needed to explain what autism is, why things are different, and provide coping skills that address different situations that are common in a family with a loved one on the autism spectrum.
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Pike Autism will be raising funds towards our Holiday Giving programs, such as ”Breakfast with Santa” and other holiday events.
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Since 1883 The Greater Pittston YMCA has been a pillar of the community in providing community wide recreational and wellness programming. We have expanded our scope to include senior programming, childcare and before and afterschool programs as well as enhancing our current fitness and aquatics programs. In order to continue to provide services for all our members of the community, we are seeking support to provide much needed scholarships for families looking to have memberships to our facility and have full access to all the offerings that provide a safe and nurturing environment for them and their children. Your support will ensure our youth have a safe location to partake in enriching activities.
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Pocono Mountains United Way works together with community partners to address complex problems in Monroe County, PA that cannot be solved by any single individual or organization. For Giving Tuesday this year, PMUW is raising money for our SMILE In-Home Mentoring Program for early childhood development. This program helps ensure that families receive support and resources to give their children learning experiences. Last year, 18 children and their families received over 480 hours of mentorship in the home. The Early Childhood Educator, the parents, and the child work cooperatively in the home or virtually to help prepare children to enter school ready to learn. This home visiting program recognizes that parents are children’s first teachers, but sometimes, parents and others who raise children look for help. During home visits, Early Childhood professionals visit with the families, and children to provide parent education and support, ultimately promoting child health, well-being, learning, and development. With the help of our partners, community leaders, and our nationwide network of resources and shared best practices, Pocono Mountains United Way is creating meaningful impact in our community. Together, more than ever. https://poconounitedway.org/education/
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Pocono Services for Families and Children is currently in its 55th year of service to Monroe County families and children who live in poverty. We are the National and State grantee for Head Start, so our primary emphasis is making sure the 271 pre-kindergarten children currently enrolled in our program across the county are optimally ready and prepared for success in school. An essential element of this preparedness is conducting an array of health screenings to ensure the removal of any barriers to learning detected through vision, hearing, dental, speech, physical and mental health assessments.
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Pleasant Valley Ecumenical Network’s mission is to provide low income households and families in crisis the essentials to maintain a dignified standard of living while encouraging independence and self-sufficiency. PVEN's food pantry and clothing closet provides free groceries and clothing to residents of Chestnuthill, Eldred, Hamilton, Jackson, Ross and Polk townships in Monroe County, PA. Its 18,500 square foot campus also serves as a base for its other programs such as free summer meals for children, and provides low-cost office space for other aid agencies serving Monroe's West End.
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The mission of the River Valley Regional YMCA is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy, spirit, mind and body for all. At the Y we work every day to put our mission into action and to do everything in our power to enrich the common good and make life easier for the individuals and families we serve.
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When faced with a child’s illness and hospitalization, life stops overnight. Parents can enter a world of fear and worry. When parents don’t live close to the medical care their child needs, there’s an added stress. Most families must travel hours for treatment leaving them far from family and friends while living expenses quickly add up. Long drives, missed time from work, worried siblings, sleeping in cars or hotels only add to the burden. These are things that no family should have to experience. We are dedicated to helping families stay close through the biggest challenge of their lives. We assist with lessening the burden and ensuring that thousands of families a year have the stability and resources they need to stay with their child during their journey. By providing a home for families during a difficult time we help build a community that finds strength, hope and courage in embracing healing as a joyous experience. We opened our doors in 1986 and have closed them once since. Even through the pandemic. It certainly has been a challenging year for us all but even more so for the families we serve. We continued to provide lodging for loved ones while observing safety protocols and social distancing mandates. Families depend on us, and we depend on the thousands of people who have supported us faithfully and who continue to support the RMH of Scranton to ensure that our doors are always open. Help us keep families close for years to come. Please give generously.
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SAFE, Inc. is a 501(c)3 organization supporting families affected by autism. We provide families and members with support, information and a variety of programs designed to meet the unique needs of individuals with autism and the people who love them. We also provide opportunities for those living with autism to overcome social barriers, enjoying activities outside their homes. Our goal is to help people with autism live full and independent lives and to serve the needs of our ever increasing population.
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Supporting Area Families Everyday (SAFE) is a nonprofit organization that offers safe custody exchanges, supervised visitations, and trauma-informed parenting education to families affected by stalking, sexual assault, and domestic violence. SAFE has been supporting families in Bradford and the surrounding counties since 2017. SAFE is a peaceful resource for those overcoming trauma.
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Saint Joseph’s Center is an independent Catholic agency sponsored by the Congregation of Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, rooted in the values of care, concern, compassion and commitment. The Center strives to provide individuals who have special needs the opportunity to develop their abilities and potential to the fullest extent possible. Saint Joseph’s Center provides residential Intermediate Care Facilities for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities, Community Living Arrangements, community-based residential homes for individuals with intellectual disabilities, and Adult Day Services for individuals who have graduated from Special Education Classes. Community Support Services provide Supported Living, In Home and Community Support Services, Companion Services and Respite Services to individuals with intellectual disabilities. Early Intervention focuses on special needs instruction and therapy. Therapy Services meet the needs of both residential clients and outpatients. Additionally, the Center provides housing for expectant mothers experiencing homelessness, transitional housing for mothers and their infants and a Baby Pantry. In June of 2014, Saint Joseph’s opened Trinity Child Care Center, a medical day care center, for children whose complex medical needs require daily skilled nursing care.
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The Greater Scranton YMCA is a cause-driven nonprofit organization inclusive of men, women and children joined together by a shared commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, promoting healthy living and fostering a sense of social responsibility. The Greater Scranton YMCA’s mission is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all. Here, strengthening community is our cause. The Greater Scranton YMCA provides essential services for low and moderate income individuals and families every day, as we turn no one away due to an inability to pay.
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Scranton Counseling Center (SCC), founded in 1947, is the largest, fully integrated behavioral health provider in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Our organization serves primarily low-income children, adolescents and adults who suffer from mental health, substance use and related behavioral health disorders. SCC provides a full continuum of outpatient and community-based behavioral health care, including evaluations, therapy, crisis services, case management and medication management. We greatly appreciate your support for all our programs! With this, we can continue to provide the highest quality care to our consumers in Lackawanna and Susquehanna Counties and continue to grow as the demand for mental health services increases.
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The Scranton School for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Children is a non-profit, tuition-free school located in Northeast Pennsylvania. We prepare children who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have other communication needs for all aspects of life through high-quality, student-centered education, and extracurricular programs in an All-Inclusives Communication Environment (AICE). We serve children ages 3 through age 21 across 17 counties and 44 school districts. Proceeds collected from Give Day will directly support the academic, athletic, and extracurricular programs offered to Deaf and Hard of Hearing students at The Scranton School.
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It is our mission to obtain food and distribute it to people in need through area non-profits, and to provide resources for education and advocacy to end hunger. Second Harvest Food Bank (SHFB), serves 200 agencies in a six-county area: Carbon, Lehigh, Monroe, Northampton, Pike, and Wayne counties.
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Sights for Hope supports individuals living with visual impairments throughout the Lehigh Valley and Monroe County through support services including guided transportation, casework, life skills education, emotional support group, and orientation and mobility training. Our agency also promotes education on prevention and healthy vision topics and provides free vision screenings for children throughout our service area. This Giving Tuesday, we are asking our communities to support our casework services. Sights for Hope caseworkers make up the core of our agency by providing professional one-on-one programming and assistance for more than 600 clients in a typical service year. Caseworkers fuel client independence by providing in-home training for day-to-day tasks, assistance reading bills and other important documents, and customized instruction and referrals. With your contribution, your dollars go directly to supporting our clients and their journeys to independence.
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Did you know that 81% of children under the age of 5 in Susquehanna County are living in economically at-risk households? Despite the many good things happening in our community, indicators point to kids being left behind as the generational root cause. To address this, United Way of Susquehanna County has changed the way it helps the community. We are now an issue driven organization. Through our “Helping Children Do Well” movement, the United Way is focused on making lasting change by investing in local community agencies that support academic readiness, mentorship, childhood wellness and family stability. In addition, UWSC is funding agencies that provide safety net services to individuals and families in need. United Way of Susquehanna County also mobilizes volunteers to run our own initiatives that foster family development and ensure kids are not being left behind. We provide over 13,000 books to children Kindergarten or younger to encourage families to get a head start on reading with their children. We provide school nurses with tools to keep kids in school and help overcome obstacles that range from hygiene and clothing to our newest program that will provide all school age children who need glasses with an opportunity to get them without having to leave school! Last year we served over 120 people in Susquehanna County by providing a free tax service, ensuring they stayed in good standing on their taxes and recovering over $60,000 in tax returns and eliminated over $17,000 in fees for the underserved.
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We "employ" seniors over the age of 55 to visit fellow seniors who are socially isolated for a variety of reasons. Through direct visits to the home, letter writing, and phone calling, we are able to help over 200 isolated seniors with friendship, kindness, and compassion. Many of our companions form long-lasting relationships which endure for years.
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ThinkBIG® supports families of pediatric cancer patients throughout central and northeast Pennsylvania. Unlike other funds, 90% of the money donated to ThinkBIG goes directly towards supporting families. At ThinkBIG, we define our neighbors as the families battling pediatric cancer who reside in, or are being treated in, multiple Pennsylvania counties.
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The Trehab Community Action Agency is committed to act as both a service provider and an advocate for the poor, unemployed, and underemployed, the elderly, and other groups at risk. The agency is committed to serving the community as a catalyst for asset building and by helping to increase access to capital. While still offering drug and alcohol treatment services, Trehab now also offers a wide array of comprehensive programming designed to empower those in need and address the various barriers to success – including workforce services, housing counseling, community services, and transportation assistance.
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Toys for Joy is the Pocono Record's annual holiday campaign which supports multiple area nonprofits. Every year, Toys for Joy kicks off to coincide with the holiday season to raise money for families in need in the Pocono Mountains.
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United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania (UNC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to assessing and meeting the needs of low-income families, youth, senior citizens, and new immigrants in Northeastern Pennsylvania. For the past 100 years, the agency has embraced its mission to work together with neighbors to provide services and create opportunities which empower individuals and build strong interdependent communities. The agency accomplishes this mission through six programmatic departments (Community Services, Children and Teens, Older Adult Programs, Community Education, Community Revitalization, and Community Health) and a Housing/Community Development Corporation. Through this diverse programming, UNC uses an innovative wrap-around approach to address the emerging needs of the community it serves.
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The United Way of Wyoming Valley is very focused on the complex issues of childhood poverty and improving the odds of success for at-risk children and families while maintaining support for the social service “safety net.” Last year through 11 signature initiatives across 8 school districts, and support of 26 programs across 17 agencies in the Wyoming Valley, we helped 24,675 individuals, 17,376 of which were children. We could not have the impact we are having without the help and generosity of our community. Together, we are changing lives. We invite you to join us!
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Please partner today with Unite The World to advance a culture of kindness and positivity in our community through the A.R.K. (Acts of Random Kindness) Charity Project. Every dollar you donate will change one person's life through an educational experience of giving charity daily and doing acts of random kindness. 20,000 ark-shaped coin banks will be handed out to children, campus students, business owners and seniors at institutions across NEPA in 2024, and participants will learn about and choose local charities to support collectively through daily donations of any amount. $1 = 1 "ark" charity bank = one life transformed for the good.
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Valley In Motion strengthens sense of community across the Lackawanna Valley. Funds raised on Giving Tuesday will be used to increase access to recreation for all – improved bike lanes, a bike track, walking clubs, new paths to parks and soccer fields!
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Victims Resource Center provides crisis support services to victims of crime, advocates for their rights and presents prevention education to children and groups in the community to prevent violence. Each year services are provided to over 2,000 crime victims and their family members in Luzerne, Wyoming and Carbon Counties. Over 600 prevention education programs are presented to over 20,000 members of the community annually.
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Our mission is to improve the health and welfare of our community through inclusive and responsive health services and the sustainable renewal of an inspired, competent workforce that is privileged to serve.
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The Wilkes-Barre Family YMCA’s mission is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all. The Wilkes-Barre Family YMCA has served the region since 1863. The Y welcomes everyone, regardless of economic circumstances, providing eligible individuals with financial assistance on a first come first serve basis. Annually,the Wilkes-Barre Family YMCAs serve approximately 15,000 members and individuals who participate in programs and activities.
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Founded in 1924, Wyoming Valley Children’s Association (WVCA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization serving children in the Wyoming Valley. WVCA has evolved from a small orthopedic clinic, serving children with polio and rickets, to working with children who have developmental challenges, as well as typical children. We truly believe in every child’s unique potential and strive to minimize and/or eliminate the effects of developmental delays through therapeutic services and quality education. WVCA programs include the Together We Grow Preschool, Kindergarten, infant/toddler childcare, therapy services, and much more. Funds raised on Giving Tuesday will help WVCA purchase classroom supplies, update therapy equipment and keep tuition affordable for our families.
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WVIA, a joint-licensee NPR and PBS station, provides over 2 million people throughout Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania with unparalleled programming, educational resources, local journalism, and arts and cultural opportunities. For over 50 years, WVIA has provided people of every age and interest with a classroom, a passport to access the world, and a stage to experience the arts. Today, WVIA includes a growing local journalism team and continues to have a dynamic media presence that unties our community around common issues and convenes leaders committed to working on solutions to make our region a better place to live for all our residents. Unlike other broadcasters, WVIA is committed to using the power of media to improve lives - to educate, enrich, inform and enhance our region.
AllOne Charities is excited to partner with 59 local organizations to boost their fundraising efforts through our Annual Give Day. This online event is held each year on #GivingTuesday, a worldwide giving phenomenon held on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. AllOne will generously match 1:1 the first $1,000 raised by each participating non-profit. There are also thousands of dollars in additional prizes and challenges available!
Challenge Prizes:
1:1 match for the first $1,000 raised
$1,000 prize for the organization that raises the most
$1,000 prize for the organization that has the most donors
$1,000 prize for the organization that has the most donors during our Power Hour from 1:00PM – 2:00PM on 11/28/23
Multiple $1,000 prizes from our Give Day partners through the “Random Boost of Kindness” Raffle
2023 Give Day Presenting Partners
Take a minute and watch this video to see how your gift can make an impact.
AllOne Charities is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization with the mission to work with others to enhance the present healthcare delivery system of Northeast and North Central Pennsylvania. Your donation is tax deductible and 100% of your donation is given directly to the non-profit organization of your choice. AllOne Charities is pleased to support them and we thank you for joining our efforts on Give Day 2023!