We Care: Marley’s Mission
COVID-19 has disrupted nonprofit organizations in massive way. With Pathways’ We Care community outreach program, our team is taking the steps needed to help our neighborhood nonprofits get past this unprecedented time. For the next two months, the Pathways team will be raising funds and taking donations to benefit Marley’s Mission. Marley’s Mission began in 2009 […]
We Care: Our appreciation for the Catherine McAuley Center of Scranton, PA
Due to the rules and regulations following COVID-19, small businesses and nonprofit organizations have taken some of the biggest hits. As part of our We Care community outreach program, we wanted to place an extra focus on a local organization who was heavily impacted by this new way of life. The Catherine McAuley Center in […]
We Care: Supporting the Catherine McAuley Center of Scranton, Pennsylvania
We are looking forward to continuing our relationship with the Catherine McAuley Center in Scranton, Pennsylvania to support their mission and provide any form of help we can as the effects of COVID-19 continue to affect local non-profit organizations. The CMC is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide as many women and children a […]
We Care: Helping our local organizations amid COVID-19
The current COVID-19 pandemic has caused many small businesses and non-profit organizations struggle to make ends meet as a result of social distancing and closures. During this time, our We Care community outreach program has continued to come together and support our local community any way we can. This month, we have teamed up with […]
We Care: Supporting the Children’s Advocacy Center of Northeastern Pennsylvania
Our team at Pathways is excited to continue our relationship with the Children’s Advocacy Center of Northeastern Pennsylvania for the second year in a row! Since 1998, Children’s Advocacy Center of Northeastern Pennsylvania has helped more than 12,000 children and adolescents by effectively assessing and treating child abuse and neglect. These children undeniably need the […]
We Care: Participating in our local Adopt-A-Family program
No child deserves to wake up on Christmas morning, questioning why Santa didn’t make it to their house. A big thank you to the Catherine McAuley Center in Scranton, PA, who introduced us to their annual Adopt-A-Family program – a nationwide initiative that helps underprivileged families have the means to celebrate Christmas. The Scranton location […]
We Care: Supporting our local Adopt-A-Family program
We are excited to continue working with the Catherine McAuley Center this holiday season as we participate in their annual Adopt-A-Family program! The Adopt-A-Family program was established in 1991 when volunteers at Catherine McAuley noticed hundreds of families couldn’t afford to have a good Christmas. Since then, they made it their goal to make sure […]
We Care: Saint Francis of Assisi Soup Kitchen and Clothing Store
We are excited to begin collecting donations for the Saint Francis of Assisi Soup Kitchen and Clothing Store in Scranton, Pennsylvania! Saint Francis of Assisi is a non-profit organization whose members and volunteers take the time to make sure those in need are served a free, hot, nutritious meal 365 days a year – regardless […]
We Care: Our proceeds to United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania
As part of our We Care initiative, the Pathways team is excited to move forward and begin donation efforts towards the United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania (UNC). UNC is one of the largest and longest operating nonprofit organizations in Northeastern PA. Their purpose is to assist local low-income families, seniors and youth in meeting […]
We Care: Our proceeds to Friends of the Poor, Scranton
As our We Care community outreach program continues, our team at Pathways has wrapped up yet another successful month of donations for our friends at Friends of the Poor in Scranton, Pennsylvania! Friends of the Poor is a non-profit organization whose goal is to ease the burden of life for individuals living in poverty – […]
