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Grant money helps expand United Way Nurse's Pantry to local school district

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Pictured at the grant presentation at Pittston Area intermediate Center are, L–R: Marianne Devers, Colleen Shea Children’s Foundation; Jackie Scalzo, Certified School Nurse, Pittston Area School District; United Way of Wyoming Valley representatives Jennifer Deemer, Vice President of Community Impact and Bill Jones, President and CEO; Kevin Booth, Superintendent, Pittston Area School District; Nancy Shea, Colleen Shea Children’s Foundation; Gennaro Zangardi, Principal, Pittston Area Intermediate Center; Ann Marie Durako and Barbara McDonald, Colleen Shea Children’s Foundation, and Patricia Prociak, Shea Foundation Board President.
Pictured at the grant presentation at Pittston Area intermediate Center are, L–R: Marianne Devers, Colleen Shea Children’s Foundation; Jackie Scalzo, Certified School Nurse, Pittston Area School District; United Way of Wyoming Valley representatives Jennifer Deemer, Vice President of Community Impact and Bill Jones, President and CEO; Kevin Booth, Superintendent, Pittston Area School District; Nancy Shea, Colleen Shea Children’s Foundation; Gennaro Zangardi, Principal, Pittston Area Intermediate Center; Ann Marie Durako and Barbara McDonald, Colleen Shea Children’s Foundation, and Patricia Prociak, Shea Foundation Board President.
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PITTSON, LUZERNE CO. (WOLF) — The Colleen Shea Children's Foundation has awarded a $20,000 grant to the United Way of Wyoming Valley. This generous 2-year grant is to help with the expansion of the 'Nurse's Pantry' program so that it can reach every school in the Pittston Area School District.

The purpose of United Way's Nurse's Pantry is to ensure that at-risk students do not miss class.

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This program provides various hygiene items, lice treatment kits, shoes, outerwear, undergarments, and other items families may be unable to provide. The United Way's Nurse's Pantry program is currently in 21 school buildings throughout Wyoming Valley.


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