Mohegan Pennsylvania donates $15,000 to Allied Services pediatric rehabilitation

PLAINS TWP. — Mohegan Pennsylvania has proudly presented a $15,000 donation to Team Allied Services, marking their 15th consecutive year of supporting the fundraising campaign benefiting Allied Services.

This contribution will directly benefit the John P. Moses, Esq. Pediatric Rehab Centers at Allied Services, helping to sustain and enhance vital pediatric rehabilitation programs for children in need.

Mohegan Pennsylvania has long been a major sponsor of Team Allied Services, demonstrating their commitment to the well-being of children and the community. In the 15 years Mohegan Pennsylvania has joined the campaign as a major sponsor, it has donated $225,000 to improve the lives of patients and residents at Allied Services.

“We are incredibly proud to support Allied Services and their mission to provide exceptional care to children requiring rehabilitation,” said Tony Carlucci, President and General Manager of Mohegan Pennsylvania. “Our partnership over the years has been driven by a shared vision of making a positive impact in our community, and we are honored to contribute to such a worthy cause.”

In addition to their financial support, Mohegan Pennsylvania is also contributing to the cause through the efforts of two dedicated employees who will be participating in the TCS New York City Marathon as part of Team Allied Services.

Mohegan Pennsylvania’s Director of Events Marketing, Jennifer Ducharme, is set to run the race for the third time this fall. Jason Bohenek, Internal Audit Manager at Mohegan Pennsylvania, will run the race for the second time. They are both running the marathon to raise additional funds for pediatric rehabilitation, further embodying the company’s commitment to supporting Allied Services and the families they serve.

All funds raised by Team Allied Services, including Mohegan Pennsylvania’s donation, will go towards supporting and sustaining crucial pediatric rehab programs that provide life-changing care to children with disabilities.

Annually, Allied Services provides comprehensive and specialized rehab services to 1,200 children in Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania, many of whom are under-insured or uninsured.