United Way of Wyoming Valley contributes to MMI through EITC program

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MMI Preparatory School recently received a $28,050 contribution from the United Way of Wyoming Valley, presented by Nina C. Dei Tos ‘01 MPA, Vice President of Resource Development. These funds will be used for scholarship support for MMI students who reside in the Wyoming Valley and meet the criteria for an Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Scholarship.

“MMI students have received nearly $2.7 million in scholarship support since 2005 thanks to the contributions of many area companies through the EITC program. On behalf of everyone at MMI, I would like to thank the United Way of Wyoming Valley for helping us make sure an MMI education is available to all Wyoming Valley students who wish to attend our school,” MMI Head of School Thomas G. Hood said.

“The United Way of Wyoming Valley is proud to participate in the EITC program and help children in the Wyoming Valley get the quality educations they need to succeed,” Dei Tos said.

The United Way of Wyoming Valley is a nonprofit whose mission is to bring together area individuals and businesses, help them invest in the community, and in turn make it stronger. Recently, the United Way of Wyoming Valley has significantly changed the way it serves the community.  By adopting a Community Impact Model, the United Way is now focused on one central issue:  Reducing poverty among children by creating pathways to self-sufficiency for at-risk families. Through its “Poverty to Possibility” movement, the United Way is determined to help move the needle on childhood poverty in the Wyoming Valley, while remaining committed to continued support for Safety Net programs and services.

For more information on the United Way of Wyoming Valley and its initiatives, please contact Nina C. Dei Tos, Vice President of Resource Development at ndeitos@unitedwaywb.org or 570-270-9103.

For more information about MMI’s Scholarship Program or the Education Improvement Tax Credit program, contact MMI Director of Advancement Kim McNulty at 570-636-1108 or kmcnulty@mmiprep.org.

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