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The Wright Center and Scranton Prep students lead the fight against food insecurity
Scranton Prep has begun the annual Great Ignatian Challenge, a nationwide food drive benefiting families and individuals in need. Participating Scranton Prep students, front row from left, are Lola Palazzari, Chloe Mancuso, Ella Bianchi, Allie Rosar, and Henry Barrett; second row, Scranton Prep students Eddie James and Ricky Dewey; Matthew Raebel, maintenance worker at The Wright Center; Scranton Prep students Packy James, Packy Abrahamsen, Chase Sciandra, Ava Domiano, and Lizzy Collins; and Kara Seitzinger, executive director of public affairs and advisor to the president and CEO at The Wright Center.
Scranton Preparatory School students, faculty, and alumni are demonstrating the power of community and service through the annual Great Ignatian Challenge, a nationwide food drive benefiting families and individuals in need. The month-long initiative brings together Jesuit high schools across the country, with Scranton Prep continuing its longstanding commitment to fighting food insecurity throughout Northeast Pennsylvania by partnering with The Wright Center for Patient & Community Engagement.
The largest student-led drive in Northeast Pennsylvania, Scranton Prep students, faculty, and alumni have donated more than 550,000 pounds of food to local assistance programs, including The Wright Center, over the past five years. This year’s drive continues through Nov. 26. To make a monetary donation, visit www.scrantonprep.org/jesuit/great-ignatian-challenge.
Scranton Prep students, from left, Ricky Dewey, Packy Abrahamsen, Lola Palazzari, Allie Rosar, Chase Sciandra, Packy James, Ella Bianchi, and Eddie James, proudly display some of the food they collected for the annual Great Ignatian Challenge. The food drive ends Nov. 26.
