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<p>The Luzerne County Community College Human Services Club and Student Empowerment Coalition (SEC) recently held a social justice poverty fundraiser to benefit local food banks. The event also included a swap and drop, raffle, games, and activities. From left, first row: Tanya Pintsch, Hanover Township; Ashley Slattery, Pardeesville; Andrea Pabon, Kingston, assistant professor, history/social science, LCCC; Ashlee Mieczkowski, Nanticoke; and Billy Carter, White Haven, treasurer, Human Services Club. Second row: Mary Sullivan, Swoyersville, director, student life and athletics, LCCC; Nathaniel Kenny, Larksville, treasurer, SEC; Tanisha Smith, Hazleton; Nina Poslosky, Barnesville, secretary, Human Services Club; and John Blat, Dallas, president, SEC. Third row: Brian Ferguson, Mountain Top; Kyla Martin, Hunlock Creek; John Nezssig, Wilkes-Barre; Hailey Murray, Wyoming; Shelbey Colwell, Nanticoke; and Clarissa Fischer, Nanticoke.</p><style>
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Fundraiser benefits food banks