More than 500 new items including clothing, 玩具, cleaning supplies and more were collected by campus police and delivered to the 所有e-Kiski Area HOPE Center to assist various programs for female victims of domestic violence.
Sergeant James Lane (left) and Officer Teri Bracco of Penn State 新肯辛顿's 警察 and 公共安全 department carry a box of donated items from their second-annual "Cram the Cruiser" event. The items were delivered to the 所有e-Kiski Area HOPE Center's administrative offices in Tarentum, Pa. 12月. 18
Officer Teri Bracco and Sergeant James Lane of Penn State 新肯辛顿's 警察 and 公共安全 department load items in the campus police cruiser collected from their second-annual "Cram the Cruiser" event. This year's event benefited the 所有e-Kiski Area HOPE Center.
Officer Teri Bracco of Penn State 新肯辛顿's 警察 and 公共安全 department leads a line of individuals carrying in more than 500 donated items collected during the second-annual "Cram the Cruiser" event. 服装, 玩具, cleaning supplies and other items were delivered to the 所有e-Kiski Area HOPE Center 12月. 18.
Officer Teri Bracco of Penn State 新肯辛顿's 警察 and 公共安全 department places a toy in the campus police cruiser during the second-annual "Cram the Cruiser" event.
Officer Teri Bracco of Penn State 新肯辛顿's 警察 and 公共安全 department, looks at the campus police cruiser filled with items collected for the second annual "Cram the Cruiser" donation drive to benefit the 所有e-Kiski Area HOPE Center.
James Lane (pictured far right), police sergeant and the 新肯辛顿 campus commander, stands with Teri Bracco (second from right), police officer at the campus, and staff members from the 所有e-Kiski Area HOPE Center. The campus 警察 and 公共安全 department collected items from the campus and community to benefit the organization during its second-annual Cram the Cruiser event.
凯文·斯奈德, chancellor of Penn State 新肯辛顿, speaks to students at the Northern Westmoreland Career and Technical Center (NWCTC) during the first session of the pilot "Business Fundamentals and Leadership Academy" program. The pilot initiative is a collaboration between the campus, NWCTC and the Westmoreland-Fayette Workforce Investment Board.
