Community Media of South Central PA Celebrating Community
Chambersburg, PA – South Central Community Action Programs (SCCAP) is proud to announce “The Faces of SCCAP” Fundraising Dinner, set to take place on September 26, 2024. This special event will be held at King Street Church in Chambersburg, PA, and will be an evening dedicated to celebrating the diverse stories and experiences of those who have been impacted by SCCAP’s vital work over the past 60 years.
The dinner will be a poignant and inspiring gathering, featuring heartfelt testimonials from SCCAP supporters, volunteers, staff, and individuals who have embarked on transformative journeys out of poverty with the help of SCCAP’s programs. Attendees will have the unique opportunity to hear these powerful stories firsthand and see the profound difference that SCCAP’s services have made in the lives
of many within our community.
Adding to the evening’s atmosphere, the event will also feature special performances by the acclaimed musical duo StoweGood from Nashville. Known for their uplifting and soulful music, StoweGood’s performance is sure to add a memorable touch to this celebration of community and resilience.
“We are thrilled to host ‘The Faces of SCCAP’ Fundraising Dinner,” said Cheryl Brown, Resource Development Director at SCCAP. “This event not only allows us to raise crucial funds for our programs, but it also provides a platform to honor and share the incredible stories of those whose lives have been positively changed through SCCAP’s services. We encourage everyone to attend this inspiring event as everyone in our community is a face of SCCAP.”
Event Details:
o Date: September 26, 2024
o Time: Doors open at 5:00 p.m. for refreshments while meeting program staff and learning more about SCCAP’s work in the community.
o Dinner and Program 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
o Location: King Street Church, 162 E, King Street Chambersburg, PA
o Ticket Information: Tickets are $25 each and can be purchases by visiting www.sccap.org
Tickets will not be available at the door.
All proceeds from the evening will directly benefit SCCAP’s wide array of programs, The Gleaning Project, SCCAP Food Pantry, family services, Support Circles Programs, and more. These programs are integral to our mission of empowering individuals and families in South Central Pennsylvania to achieve self-sufficiency and break the cycle of poverty. Many of these programs receive no funding or are underfunded. Guests will have an opportunity to make a gift to the program of their choosing at the event. Two of SCCAP’s Corporate Sponsors will also be on hand and will be presenting checks at the event. Representatives from Jersey Mike’s Subs and Highmark WholeCare will present their ceremonial checks during the “Parade of Faces” portion of the program. “ We are so deeply appreciative of these gifts”, said Megan Shreve, CEO of SCCAP “Discretionary donations allow us to fill gaps which keep critical programs like The Gleaning Project, our Food Pantries, Support Circles and our Homeless Shelters open, and allow us to provide appropriate support to families that lead to long term stability. These gifts enable SCCAP to administer programs that are not funded by the government but are critical to helping individuals in our community! Thank you to these Corporate sponsors and to all our donors for making such a significant difference in the lives of our friends and neighbors!” We invite community members, businesses, and supporters to join us for this extraordinary event. Your presence and contributions will help SCCAP continue its essential work, providing hope and support to those in need.
For more information on “The Many Faces of SCCAP” Fundraising Dinner, including sponsorship
opportunities, please visit https://www.sccap.org/events-1 or email Cheryl Brown at cbrown@sccap.org.
About South Central Community Action Programs (SCCAP):
SCCAP is a nonprofit organization dedicated to combating poverty and empowering individuals and families in South Central Pennsylvania for 60 years. SCCAP serves over 17,000 families each year, with campus’s and programs in Franklin and Adams County.
