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Grant to help with projects at YMCA’s new Olyphant location

Photo by Michael Straub

The Greater Scranton YMCA recently was awarded a $3,300 grant from Women in Philanthropy. The grant will support the purchase of outdoor playground equipment at the Y’s new Early Learning Center in Olyphant which opened in April.

Through the opening of the new center, the Greater Scranton YMCA’s goal is to offer our community much-needed child care services, allowing parents to work knowing their children are in a safe and nurturing environment.

Shown from left:  Ellen Burkey, Scranton Area Community Foundation Board Chair and Women in Philanthropy supporter; Tressa Parker, Senior Education Director, Greater Scranton YMCA; Meghan Carnevale, Mission Advancement & Marketing Director, Greater Scranton YMCA; Rich Surridge, CFO/COO, Greater Scranton YMCA,  and Amy Betts, Scranton Area Community Foundation Community Impact Manager and Women in Philanthropy Supporter    

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