Over $550,000 raised by Team Allied Services

Principals participating in a check presentation for $553,908 to Allied Services as a result of its annual fundraising campaign include, from left, Jim Brogna, Vice President. Bob Cole, Sr. Vice President; Atty. Bill Conaboy, President & CEO; Hunter Benson, Allied pediatric patient,; Cari Snyder, Clinical Dietitian, and Chris Langley, Vice President.

Allied Services celebrated the grand finale of its annual fundraising campaign after months of training, unveiling an impressive fundraising total of $553,908 to support pediatric rehabilitation programs at their John P. Moses, Esq. Pediatric Rehab Centers. 

The event, hosted live on WNEP with Chelsea Strub, highlighted inspiring stories from patients, runners, and donors, bringing together a community dedicated to making a difference for children in Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania.

Each year, Team Allied Services takes on the iconic New York City Marathon to raise funds that provide life-changing therapies and support to over 1,200 children who rely on Allied Services for specialized pediatric rehab care. This year’s campaign brought together a passionate team of runners, generous donors, and a supportive community, creating a powerful impact for families in need.

“Our mission at Allied Services is to make life better for those we serve, and our community’s incredible support this year has allowed us to do just that in a remarkable way,” said Atty. Bill Conaboy, President and CEO of Allied Services.

 “We are deeply grateful to our sponsors, donors, and every individual who joined us in this effort. Thanks to their generosity, children in our community will continue to have access to the rehabilitation and specialized care they need to overcome obstacles and reach their full potential.”

Allied Services extends heartfelt thanks to its media partners WNEP TV and Lamar Advertising, and major sponsors, including Mohegan Pennsylvania, Motorworld Toyota, Northeast Rehab, Scanlon, Howley, & Doherty, Lopatofsky Auction, Mueller Family McDonald’s, Stella-Corbin Family McDonald’s, United Concordia Dental, Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, Peoples Security Bank, Crothall Healthcare, the Hawk Family Foundation, Weis Markets; signature event sponsors Aon, Topp Business Solutions, and Quantum Rehab; and the many donors for their for their unwavering support. Their contributions have been instrumental in driving the campaign’s success, helping Allied Services provide innovative therapies, advanced technology, and comprehensive care to the children who need it most.

Stella-Corbin Family McDonald’s supports Allied Services’ pediatric programs

Shown at a check presentation by Stella-Corbin McDonalds to Allied Services are, from left: Chelsea Strub, Journalist, WNEP TV; Hunter Benson, pediatric patient, Allied Services; Patricia Stella, Owner/Operator, Stella-Corbin McDonalds; Jim Brogna, Vice President, Allied Services, and Bob Cole, Sr. Vice President, Allied Services.

Allied Services is delighted to welcome the Stella-Corbin Family McDonald’s as a new partner in its mission to provide life-changing pediatric rehabilitation services. Through a recent fundraiser, the Stella-Corbin Family McDonald’s generously raised $7,500 to support Allied Services’ pediatric programs, making a meaningful contribution to children and families across Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania.

The fundraiser, held at Stella-Corbin McDonald’s locations, including Dunmore, Luzerne County (Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne, Plains, Pittston, Edwardsville, Kidder Street), Wayne County (Hamlin), and Carbon County (Lake Harmony), received enthusiastic support from the local community. 

Customers came together to purchase large fries at participating locations, directly supporting essential rehabilitation programs at Allied Services’ John P. Moses, Esq. Pediatric Rehab Centers.

“We are thrilled to welcome the Stella-Corbin Family McDonald’s as a new supporter of Allied Services,” said Jim Brogna, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at Allied Services. “Their generosity and commitment are already making an impact, and we are incredibly grateful for the enthusiasm for our cause from both their staff and the community. With the funds raised, we can continue providing specialized therapy and care that help children reach their full potential.”

The $7,500 raised will directly fund Allied Services’ pediatric programs, providing much-needed resources for physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as specialized treatment for children with developmental delays, autism spectrum disorders, and other complex conditions.

“The success of this campaign exemplifies the strength of community partnerships and the positive impact that local businesses, employees, and customers can have when working together for a common goal,” Brogna continued. “Allied Services is excited about this new relationship with the Stella-Corbin Family McDonald’s and looks forward to future collaborations to support the health and well-being of local children.”

TCS Marathon runners raise $465,272 for Allied Services

The 2023 TCS New York City Marathon held in November was the world’s largest marathon this year with 51,402 total finishers and was the third largest edition of the race in the event’s history. For athletes representing Team Allied Services, the race was the culmination of months of training and fundraising efforts. The annual campaign, now in its 14th year, came to a close recently with the announcement that a total of $465,272 was raised for Allied Services in 2023. 

Shown in the photo are, from left:  Atty. Bill Conaboy, President & CEO, Allied Services; Charlotte Wright, Assistant Vice President Development & Marketing,Allied Services; Danielle Burrier, MS, CCC/SLP, Speech Language Pathologist, Team Manager, Allied Services; Chelsea Strub, Journalist, WNEP-TV 16; Walter Sokolowski, Physical Therapist Assistant, Allied Services; Chris Langley, Vice President Information Systems, Allied Services, and  Jim Brogna, Vice President Strategic Partnership Development, Allied Services.