Softball Team to Donate Proceeds of Game to Ronald McDonald House
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Marywood University’s softball team will play a double header on Saturday, April 6, 2019, at 1 p.m. against Immaculata University. Marywood’s team will donate all the proceeds from food sales, and well as monetary donations, to the Ronald McDonald House of Scranton, Pa.
The Ronald McDonald House of Scranton depends on donated food and supplies to keep the House stocked with all the necessities a home requires. For a full list of items needed, please visit www.rmhscranton.org/wish-list.
For those who would like to donate, but are unable to attend the game on Saturday, donations can be given to any member of Marywood University’s softball team, dropped off at the Center for Athletics and Wellness, or in collection boxes throughout campus.
For additional information about Marywood University’s softball double header on April 6, please visit www.marywoodpacers.com, or call (570) 961-4724.
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