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<p>United Way of Wyoming Valley awarded a $115,000 grant to Wyoming Valley Children&#8217;s Association (WVCA) to support preschool and early intervention services for at-risk children in Wyoming Valley. At the grant presentation, from left, first row, are preschool students Aliyah Baez, Blake Dunsmuir, Lilliana Decker and Mark Mamola. Second row: United Way of Wyoming Valley representatives Jennifer Deemer, vice president of community impact; Bill Jones, president and CEO; Wyoming Valley Children&#8217;s Association representatives Kathleen Williams, executive director, and Teresa Romano, supervisor of education and therapy services.</p><style>
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United Way of Wyoming Valley awards grant to WVCA