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One on One Fitness Raises $39,000 for CVIM and YSB

The fitness and wellness center, located at 424 W. Aaron Dr., State College, will donate $39,395 to Centre Volunteers in Medicine and the Centre County Youth Service Bureau as a result of its 2023 “Give Back” initiative, the business announced this month.

Q&A: How does support for United Way improve Centre County?

For decades, Penn State has partnered with Centre County United Way for a joint campaign to raise funds for agencies who provide resources to Centre County. With broad focuses that include housing, food access and health, among other areas, United Way’s agencies work to better the local community as a whole by assisting those in need.

Centre Foundation Awards $147K in Grants to Local Nonprofits

Each September, organizations are encouraged to apply for funding from these 17 unique endowment funds, which were established by donors to support various causes or geographical areas in Centre County. The grants will fund a variety of programs that focus on education, health and social services, animal welfare, youth development and the performing arts.

Centre Volunteers in Medicine holds fundraising campaign for its dental clinic

Centre Volunteers in Medicine is holding a campaign throughout March to raise money to fund their dental clinic, which treated as many dental patients in the first half of this fiscal year as in the entire prior year.

Penn State's LION Mobile Clinic plans to expand to address declining healthcare access

Penn State’s LION Mobile Clinic is planning to expand its fleet this summer and is working to connect with other mobile clinics in the state. This comes as pharmacies and medical clinics close across the country.

CVIM Executive Director Cheryl White to Retire

Centre Volunteers in Medicine Executive Director Cheryl White is getting ready to retire after leading Centre County’s free health care clinic for 13 years. During her tenure, CVIM has grown significantly, increasing its programs for low-income uninsured and underinsured Centre County residents.