WITF, Inc.

This September, WITF is trying something new and ? bold ? and we can’t do it without you. We’re aiming to raise all the money in half the time. Make your gift right now at buff.ly/48UBnwl! When we reach our $80,000 fundraising goal, we can give you more of the programs you depend on with fewer interruptions, so you’ll have more time to stay informed about all that’s going on in our world.

It’s hard to keep up with the latest news. We don’t want you to miss a thing, so we're doing something new with our fall fundraising campaign — All the Money in Half the Time. Give now: buff.ly/48UBnwl When we meet our fundraising goal, we can give you more of the programs you rely on with fewer interruptions.

Eisenhower Institute and WITF, Inc. have teamed up for Unpacking the Vote: A Q&A with Election Experts, featuring Pennsylvania Secretary of State Al Schmidt, at Majestic Theater in Gettysburg on Sept. 16. Ask your election-related questions and get answers from the experts, get a peek at videos that share useful election information, and get answers to some FAQs our journalists hear often. Sign up for free: https://lnkd.in/ekF7993T

Join WITF, Inc. at one of 12 FREE Art Workshops for adults, ages 18 and up! Each workshop explores techniques perfected or inspired by renaissance creator Leonardo da Vinci. From charcoal to textile art – play with color, light, fabric and more, and gain an appreciation for the arts in your community! No experience required. Space is limited; sign up now: https://buff.ly/3X6UH5B WITF’s #ArtWorkshops are a part of Bringing da Vinci to Life and are supported by WETA and Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts.? Bringing da Vinci to Life is facilitated by WITF with help from Lancaster County STEM Alliance, The Steinman Institute for Civic Engagement, Capital Area Intermediate Unit, Cultural Alliance of York County, Perry County Council of the Arts and South Central PaARTners.?

WITF, Inc. is proud to announce that Andrea G. Kolb, Ph.D., WITF Senior Vice President and Chief Education Officer, has been selected as a Central Penn Business Journal Forty Under 40 recipient. Congratulations, Andrea! Forty Under 40 recognizes professionals under 40 who have been successful in Central Pennsylvania. Honorees are selected by a panel of previous winners and CPBJ leadership based on professional accomplishments, community service and commitment to inspiring change.?

Get answers to your election questions at Unpacking the Vote: A Public Q&A with Election Experts at Majestic Theater in Gettysburg on September 16. Hear from the experts, including Pennsylvania Secretary of State Al Schmidt and our reporters. Get your free tickets: https://lnkd.in/ekF7993T? Presented in partnership by Eisenhower Institute and WITF, Inc..

Thank you, Good Day PA and ABC 27, for hosting Caitlin and Sarah for a conversation about WITF's Ready, Set, Explore Back to School Bash events and our commitment to offering engaging educational opportunities in our community! Additional thanks to The Hershey Company, Allied Milk Producers and UPMC for supporting both events. Want to join us? We're at the WITF Public Media Center THIS Saturday and at Lancaster Public Library NEXT Saturday! ?? Get FREE tickets: https://buff.ly/4e1GHjt

WITF is thrilled to partner with The Hershey Company, Allied Milk Producers and UPMC to present Ready, Set, Explore Back to School Bash in Harrisburg and Lancaster this August! These FREE family events help children prepare for an exciting new school year with engaging math and literacy stations, free face painting, bilingual story times with Tia Flora, a book giveaway, and a chance to meet Alma from Alma’s Way. If you have kids who are getting ready for a new school year, we’d love to see you there! Get your FREE tickets now ?? https://lnkd.in/erzwaZuC

WITF, Inc.’s Senior Vice President and Chief Education Officer Andrea G. Kolb, Ph.D. was recently spotlighted by her alma mater, Albright College, in The Albright Reporter. Susan Shelly did a wonderful job telling the story of how Kolb discovered her passion for multilingual education. Read on for more! https://lnkd.in/eS_69YFM

Thank you, Traditions Bank, for your generous gift of support to WITF, Inc.’s Explore in the Classroom through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program. Traditions Bank’s Michael Frey, Chief Deposit and Wealth Officer, presented the gift to WITF’s Christine Smith, Kevin Ditzler and Ron Hetrick, President & CEO. Thank you for supporting the students in our region! Learn more about Explore in the Classroom: https://lnkd.in/eftVchpS Photo credit: Vinny Tennis