Rotary Clubs Donate to Leahy Clinic

Six local Rotary clubs sponsor fundraising event at Cooper’s Restaurant to support the Edward R. Leahy Jr. Center Clinic for the Uninsured.
Rotary clubs from Abington, Dunmore, North Scranton, Scranton, North Pocono and the Passport Club sponsored The University of Scranton’s Edward R. Leahy Jr. Center Clinic for the Uninsured’s fundraising event at Cooper’s Seafood Restaurant Firkin Friday, raising $1,340. Seated, from left: Andrea Mantione, D.N.P., director of the Leahy Community Health and Family Center; Patricia Mattes-Mazzei, North Scranton Rotary Club; and Maria Vital, Ph.D., operations manager at the Leahy Community Health and Family Center. Standing: Kirsten McIntyre, clinic nurse manager for the Leahy Clinic; Noreen Thomas, Abington Rotary Club; and Mark Barber Jr., Scranton Rotary Club.
Rotary clubs from Abington, Dunmore, North Scranton, Scranton, North Pocono and the Passport Club sponsored The University of Scranton’s Edward R. Leahy Jr. Center Clinic for the Uninsured’s fundraising event at Cooper’s Seafood Restaurant Firkin Friday, raising $1,340. Seated, from left: Andrea Mantione, D.N.P., director of the Leahy Community Health and Family Center; Patricia Mattes-Mazzei, North Scranton Rotary Club; and Maria Vital, Ph.D., operations manager at the Leahy Community Health and Family Center. Standing: Kirsten McIntyre, clinic nurse manager for the Leahy Clinic; Noreen Thomas, Abington Rotary Club; and Mark Barber Jr., Scranton Rotary Club.

Six local Rotary clubs sponsored a fundraising event held recently at Cooper’s Seafood Restaurant donating part of the funds to the Edward R. Leahy Jr. Center Clinic for the Uninsured. Rotary clubs of Abington, Dunmore, North Scranton, Scranton, North Pocono and the Passport Club participated. The Friday evening event raised $1,340 from basket raffle and 50/50 events to support the work of the clinic.

The Leahy Clinic, now in its 12th year at The University of Scranton, provides free non-emergency healthcare to uninsured Lackawanna County residents who may otherwise forego healthcare due to cost or seek care in hospital emergency rooms. Through the innovative collaboration of community health provider volunteers with undergraduate and graduate student volunteers and faculty members, as well as other University resources, the clinic has been able to offer free care including medical, counseling, physical therapy and low vision services, along with exercise and nutrition classes.

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