Members of the Dunmore High School Service Club volunteered recently at United Neighborhood Center’s Feed-a-Friend.
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DONATE NOW: 2024 Feed a Friend campaign now underway

United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania (UNC) is grateful to be the designated Lackawanna County WNEP Feed a Friend agency since its inaugural year in 1984. For 40 years, UNC has received non-perishable food items and monetary donations to make the holidays brighter for families in Lackawanna County.
Every year, more than 1,500 families with children in Lackawanna County rely on the Feed A Friend program for a holiday meal. As the holiday season approaches, we’re asking for your support to ensure that every family has a meal on their table. By donating, you are helping families in our community enjoy a warm meal and the joy of the season. To make a monetary donation, go to: uncnepa.org/one-time-donation/
If you are a family in need with children in Lackawanna County, you can register to receive a $50 gift card for a local grocery store. This allows families to choose items consistent with their traditions and cultures to celebrate Thanksgiving. For a complete list of locations for families to register, go to uncnepa.org/thanksgiving
UNC is coordinating with over 70 locations in Lackawanna County that collect non-perishable items for our Angel’s Attic Food and Clothing Pantry at 410 Olive Street in Scranton. For a list of participating agencies and grocery chains collecting donations, visit wnep.com/feedafriend.
THIS MONTH: Dunmore Cemetery Tour

The Dearly Departed Players will present an all-new tour at the Dunmore Cemetery on Sundays, Oct. 6 and 13, at 2 p.m.
Visitors should arrive early to see exhibits, including VNA Hospice and Home Health of Lackawanna County; Albright Memorial Library, and Scranton Reads. VNA Hospice is exhibiting because their founder, Mrs. Henry Martyn Boies, is buried in the cemetery.
Once again the Dearly Departed Players are partnering with United Neighborhood Centers and Feed-a-Friend. Admission to the tour is free but the group does ask for a non-perishable donation for that organization.
The tour will take about 2-½ hours. Comfortable walking shoes are suggested. No reservations are required.
The tour is researched, written, costumed and directed by Julie Esty — now in her 22nd year of doing tours in the cemetery in one form or another.
Many of the Dearly Departed Players are now in their 17th year of tours, plus there are some wonderful new cast members this year. The Players are the recipients of a Lackawanna County Arts and Culture Grant.
For more information please call 570-344-3819.
