American Legion Post #815 Supports Pediatric Rehabilitation at Allied Services

Members of the American Legion Family Post #815 in Wilkes-Barre Township gathered at the Team Allied Services Grand Finale broadcast event to present a donation of $1,422 benefiting pediatric rehabilitation programs at Allied Services.

The contribution comes from a portion of proceeds raised through the Annual American Legion Family Post #815 Ray Majikes Golf Tournament, a long-standing community event hosted by the Post. The donation reflects the Legion Family’s continued dedication to supporting local veterans, families, and children in need of specialized care throughout the region.

“We’re deeply grateful to the members of American Legion Post #815 for their ongoing generosity and community spirit,” said Jim Brogna, Vice President of Strategic Partnership Development at Allied Services. “Their commitment to giving back makes a real difference for the children and families we serve every day in our pediatric clinics.”

Photo notes: Members of Post #815 gathered with 101 year old Allied Services Personal Care Resident and Merchant Marine Veteran Jospeh Swiontek (seated middle), Allied Services President & CEO Atty. Bill Conaboy (seated right); and Allied Services Vice President Jim Brogna (standing right)