Gov. Wolf and First Lady Frances Wolf announced the opening of a new $2 million Women’s Reentry Services Initiative Program aimed at giving women the opportunity for successful transitions back into their community following incarceration.
First Lady Frances Wolf and Acting Secretary of Education Eric Hagarty today joined students, faculty, and vested partners at Millersville University to announce the Hunger-Free Campus Initiative to help students at risk of hunger to access free, healthy food on college campuses across Pennsylvania.
Gov. Wolf, First Lady Frances Wolf, and Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding visited Sharing Excess, a food rescue organization, to highlight innovative food security efforts that are feeding Pennsylvanians.
Yesterday, First Lady Frances Wolf highlighted the importance of student advocacy and the need to address hunger on college campuses. She also highlighted Pennsylvania’s 2022-23 state budget allocation of $1 million to create the Hunger-Free Campus Grant Program.
First Lady Frances Wolf joined the York County Economic Alliance, business and non-profit leaders, criminal justice advocates, and other partners at the Manufacturers’ Association for the York County Reentry Employer Roundtable.
