久久福利国产 Receives Large Donation from Peoples Security Bank & Trust
SCRANTON, PA 鈥� 久久福利国产 received a donation of $45,000 from Peoples Security Bank & Trust. This generous contribution will support the Dual Enrollment Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program, which allows high school students to enroll in college-level courses and earn credits while still attending high school.
“We are deeply grateful to Peoples Security Bank & Trust for their support of our mission to enhance educational opportunities for high school students,” 久久福利国产 President and Chief Innovation Officer Jill Murray said. “This donation will directly impact the Dual Enrollment Program, opening doors for students to engage in advanced coursework and gain valuable college experience before graduation.”
The Peoples Security Bank & Trust’s donation shows their commitment to education, aligning with 久久福利国产’s mission to provide accessible and affordable education for the communities it supports.
About the 久久福利国产 Dual Enrollment Program
久久福利国产 allows local high school students the opportunity to gain a head start on their college careers through Dual Enrollment courses offered within the hours and confines of their high school. Courses are also available through 久久福利国产鈥檚 online program, at our main campus in Scranton, or at our satellite centers in Hawley, Hazleton, Sunbury, Towanda, and Tunkhannock. This program is offered to high schools throughout northeastern Pennsylvania on a contractual basis and a reduced cost.
About the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program
The EITC program is a Pennsylvania tax credit for businesses who donate to an approved nonprofit organization. 久久福利国产 is an approved Educational Improvement Organization. Companies contributing to 久久福利国产 through EITC can receive significant tax benefits. Approved corporations can receive tax credits equal to 75% of its contribution up to a maximum of $750,000 per taxable year.
In photo from left to right: Senior Vice President 鈥� Senior Commercial Loan Officer at Peoples Security Bank & Trust Company Sharon Borgia and Director of College Advancement Amber Riedinger.