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EMS Receives Support from This Dynamic Duo
Area couple, Tom and Laurie Burkholder, volunteer their time and provide donor support to make an impact on regional EMS programs, Nurse-Family Partnership, Benevolent Care Fund, and more. Supporting their community is simply part of their DNA, and there is a special place for EMS in their hearts.
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Big Help from the Big Hearts of WAWHO
We Are Women Helping Others (WAWHO), aside from having one of the greatest acronyms in the entire north central Pennsylvania region, is also a female-fueled powerhouse force for good. WAWHO is a volunteer group of women who meet regularly in the Williamsport-Lycoming County area to gather up their own funds with which to make donations in support of others in their community.
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A Legacy of Love
The Paternostro Cancer Foundation’s steadfast dedication to patients at the UPMC Hillman Cancer Center in Williamsport has been the key to its success. With four impactful programs, the organization makes a difference every day in honor of Krista’s late sister and father.
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Celebrating 50 Years of Excellence
For five decades, our residency program has been a beacon of growth and opportunity, offering a supportive learning environment. We train residents to become full-spectrum family doctors with a broad range of skills. After completing their residencies here, many of our graduates stay in the area and continue providing these services to our community.
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Lycoming Engines
Whether building engines or building better community health care infrastructure, Lycoming Engines is ready to meet the region’s needs. Together, the Foundation and the company are poised to bring even more great health care advancements to the area they call home.
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A Pair of Helping Hands
Twice a week, Carl and Andrea Sutton drive 35 miles each way to volunteer with UPMC in North Central Pa. Andrea helps patients in the Infusion Center, and Carl is Volunteer Chaplain Assistant (VCA) at the Infusion and Cancer Centers and at UPMC Williamsport. When asked if the commute is inconvenient, they reply in unison: “No, it’s worth it.”