Keystone Missions benefits from “Random Act of Kindness”

Posted on December 6, 2023 by The Dunmorean

Keystone Mission was selected as this year’s first recipient of Dunmore’s Keystone UNICO’s Random Act of Kindness. Members of the Random Act of Kindness Committee met with Danielle O. Keith-Alexandre, CEO and Executive Director of Keystone Mission, at Scranton’s Olive Street location for the presentation. They were also given a brief tour and presentation by Keith-Alexandre.

Pictured at the presentation from left are, from left: Keystone UNICO Committee Members Sylvia Tagert, Bob Tagert, Marilyn Vitali, Frank Coviello, Bob Collins, Keystone Mission CEO and Executive Director Danielle O. Keith-Alexandre, Mary Ann Coviello, Chapter Charter President Mark McDade, Toni DiVizio, Keystone Chapter 1st Vice President Michele McDade; and Sandy Collins. Nanine Gramigna is Keystone UNICO President.

Support for Keystone Mission’s Code Blue program

Posted on March 1, 2023 by The Dunmorean

FNCB Bank, through the FNCB Bank Charitable Foundation, has given a $2,500 donation to Keystone Mission for its Code Blue Emergency Shelter program.

The Code Blue Shelter is an emergency shelter that serves people who are homeless and who might otherwise remain unsheltered during periods of extreme winter weather throughout Lackawanna and Luzerne County. A “Code Blue” alert is issued when the forecast temperature, including wind chills, is expected to reach 20 degrees or lower, or a foot or more of snow, according to AccuWeather.

Shown from left are: Gerard Champi, FNCB Bank, President and CEO; Jeff Mokychic, FNCB Bank Vice President, Treasury Manager; Jililan Mirro, Keystone Mission Content Specialist & Grant Writer; Matt Ford, Keystone Mission Engagement Coordinator, and Theresa Verdon, FNCB Bank Executive Assistant.

UNICO Makes Donation to Keystone Mission

Posted on April 7, 2021 by The Dunmorean

Dunmore’s Keystone Chapter UNICO National donated $250 to the Keystone Mission as part of Keystone Chapter’s Random Act of Kindness program. Keystone Mission is a faith-based, 501c3 non-profit organization serving those who face homelessness in Scranton. Monetary donations can be sent to Keystone Mission, 8 West Olive St., Scranton, PA 18508.

Present at the donation to Keystone Mission are, from left: Mark McDade, Frank Coviello, Keystone UNICO President Mary Ann Coviello, Keystone Mission Executive Director/CEO Justin Behrens, Michele McDade and Valerie Riggi.