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<p>United Way of Wyoming Valley has joined the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading (GLR), a nationwide movement to increase early reading proficiency and was recognized by the Campaign for GLR at its GradNation Community Summit. At the summit, from left are: Bill Jones, president/CEO and Jennifer Deemer, vice-president of community impact, United Way of Wyoming Valley; Jeff Smink, senior consultant for the Campaign for GLR and Patrick Endler, chairman, United Way of Wyoming Valley board of directors.</p><style>
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United Way of Wyoming Valley joins Campaign for Grade-Level Reading