CPC Gives Back is an opportunity for YOU - students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members - to team up with your fellow Knights in support of this year's CPC Gives Back campaign. Teams will be created and will compete to raise funds, donations, and support during the specified competition period. This year, the college announced that the 2021 CPC Gives Back campaign is:  Raise the Roof, which will address housing insecurity & homelessness throughout the Central PA region!

The following organizations will be supported through the Raise the Roof campaign this year:

• Bethesda Mission (Serving Dauphin County)
• Safe Harbour (Serving Cumberland County)
• Bell Socialization Services (Serving York County)
• Lebanon Rescue Mission (Serving Lebanon County)
• TLC/Veterans’ Victory House (Serving Lancaster County)
• Adams County Shelter for the Homeless-SCCAP (Serving Adams County)
• Perry County Literacy Council (Serving Perry County)

Items to Donate:

May include but are not limited to:

• Cleaning Supplies- Sanitizing wipes, windex, toilet cleaner, laundry detergent, new mops, brooms etc
• Linens- full size sheets, pillows, blankets, hand towels, bath towels, washcloths
• Books- children's books, children's toys, school supplies, binders, notebooks, pens, pencils
• Daily care items- Shampoo, soap, body wash, shaving cream, deodorant, sunscreen
• Non-perishable food items, microwaveable meals
• Socks, underwear (all sizes)
  *Kind request that items donated be new/unused
  

Creating or Joining a Team

Thank you to our sponsors!

T-Shirt Level Sponsors:
New Cumberland Federal Credit Union (NCFCU)

West Shore Young Professionals (WSYP)

About Central Penn College

Central Penn College is a small private college in central Pennsylvania offering nine bachelor of science degree programs, seven associate in science degree programs, three associate in applied science degree programs, a master of professional studies degree program and a post secondary certificate program.

Since 1881, Central Penn has been a leader in delivering career-focused education to students in Pennsylvania and beyond. With an average student to teacher ratio of 15 to 1, students are family to us and will never feel like “just a number” at our institution.

Central Penn’s career-relevant programs are taught by supportive faculty with real-world experience. Accelerated 11-week terms and a year-round schedule enable students to complete a bachelor’s degree in three years, if they go full-time during each term. Students enjoy small class sizes, hands-on learning and a variety of convenient course formats, including day, evening, in-person, online and hybrid classes.