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<p>The Aingeal Society volunteered for the Senior Food Program at CEO and packed Senior Food Boxes which are distributed monthly by CEO to the elderly at senior housing sites, senior centers and neighborhood centers throughout Luzerne County. The Aingeal Society, established November 2012 , is a non profit women&#8217;s organization whose purpose is to promote Irish heritage and to give back to the community. from left, first row, are: Shannon Grant and Maureen Oravic. Second row: Sue Andrews, Cindy Scinico, Mimi McGowan and Nancy McCann.</p><style>
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Aingeal Society volunteers at Commission on Economic Opportunity