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Volunteer Now For Holiday Gift Wrapping

Sunday, September 27th, 2009

While the start of the 2009 holiday season is a few weeks away, we’re starting to gather volunteers for Shalom House’s gift wrap booth at the Colonial Park Mall. Volunteering is as easy as 1 - 2 - 3.

  1. Figure out which shift works for you, your friends or your group. Shalom House will be at the Colonial Park Mall from Dec. 12 through Dec. 24 wrapping presents for donations. Shifts begin each day at 11 a.m., last for anywhere from two to four hours, and run no later than 9 p.m.
  2. Let us know which day and time works for you or your team. You can schedule one block of a few hours, reserve an entire day. Because all volunteer shifts are scheduled in advance, you have two ways to contact volunteer coordinator Marsha Fortney:
    1. By phone at 545-6494;
    2. By email
  3. Gather your TEAM, confirm your date with the coordinator, and show up willing to work.

Donations gathered through gift wrapping will go towards serving homeless women and children in the midstate.

Shalom House is a proud member of the United Way of the Capital Region.

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Cookbooks Still Available

Friday, July 3rd, 2009

Cookbooks created by The Hershey Company’s Sensory Group are still available to benefit Shalom House. Every dollar donated does directly to help us serve homeless women and children in central Pennsylvania.

Employees from Hershey’s Sensory Department, a team of experts in tasting and taste perception, created a cookbook with all of their favorite recipes earlier this year. The team sold more than 300 copies of the cookbook. Hershey also donated the cost of printing the cookbook.

All purchase are handled via a secure web page on the PayPal web site. Simply click on the Add To Cart button to start the process. Your next stop will be the Shalom House payment page on the PayPal site where you can change the quantity of your order, or Proceed To Checkout to enter your credit card and shipping information before you finalize the sale.


Thank you.
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Hershey Company Sensory Group Aids Shalom House

Tuesday, April 21st, 2009

Employees from Hershey’s Sensory Department, a team of experts in tasting and taste perception, recently created a cookbook with all of their favorite recipes. The team sold more than 300 copies of the cookbook and raised $3,000, with all proceeds going to Shalom House, a United Way Capital Region Program Partner. Hershey also donated the cost of printing the cookbook.

Proceeds from the cookbook went to the Shalom House.

“The homeless in our community essentially remain invisible while their situations can be life-threatening,” said Jackie Morrison, Executive Director of Shalom House. “Shalom House deeply appreciates the Sensory team’s considerable effort to produce this special book with its impressive layout and printing donated by The Hershey Company. These efforts translate quickly and directly into a helping hand for some at-risk neighbors.”

The Tech Center held a reception to celebrate the check presentation. At the event, Sheri Celtruda, Manager, Sensory Science and Insights, presented the check to Jackie Morrison. Dan Azzara, Vice President, Global Research and Development, and Jennifer Goss, Manager, Community Relations, also attended the celebration on behalf of Hershey.

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Pancakes For Shalom House

Saturday, April 18th, 2009

(L to R) Shalm House Executive Director Jackie Morrison, Dominique Scarpulla, Doria Onstott, Isabell Richard, Hannah Onstott, Danny Pascale, Isabella Pascale, and First Christian Church Pastor Terry Ford.

Shalom House extends its humble thanks for a donation made by volunteers at the First Christian Church in Lemoyne.

Volunteers held a pancake breakfast in the church basement on Saturday, March 28, then generously donated one dollar from every ticket sold to Shalom House.

In the photograph, Shalom House Executive Director accpets a check for $396 after services on Palm Sunday, April 5, 2009.

We look forward to more pancakses and fellowship with the First Christian Church in Lemoyne in the years to come.

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