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Allied Services proudly announced the outcome of its 11th annual charity campaign. WNEP&rsquo;s Ryan&rsquo;s Run raised a total $275,634 for Allied Services in 2020. This comes during a year when the TCS New York City Marathon was cancelled and the group gatherings and special events that are a part of the campaign were not possible.
				&ldquo;Over the last 11 years, the generosity from the community towards Allied Services has been truly overwhelming. Despite the challenges and hardships our area has experienced, our community, our corporate sponsors, our staff and our donors have continued to lend their support&rdquo; commented Attorney Bill Conaboy, President and CEO of Allied Services. &ldquo;We are honored and touched to have so many partners and individuals who are committed to improving the lives of individuals with disabilities, life-changing injuries and chronic illness.&rdquo;
				Thanks to the support of WNEP TV, its major sponsors and the generosity of the local community, the Ryan&rsquo;s Run campaign has raised more than $4 million since 2010. The proceeds from this year&rsquo;s campaign will benefit individuals served by Allied Services, enabling the non-profit health system to invest in cutting-edge technology and services throughout Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania.
				Allied Services wish to thank media sponsor WNEP TV-16, corporate sponsors Baker Tilly, Gertrude Hawk Chocolates, Jack Williams Tire, Mohegan Sun Pocono, Northeastern Rehabilitation Associates P.C., Open Access Marketing, MotorWorld Toyota, Weis Markets, Lamar Advertising, United Concordia Dental, Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, signature event sponsors Aon and Quantum Rehab, and the hundreds of Ryan&rsquo;s Run donors for their outs&#8203;tanding commitment to supporting children and adults with disabilities.

WNEP’s Ryan’s Run raises more than $275, 000 for Allied Services