Hawk Family Foundation Gives $15,000 to Allied Services
The donation, the third year of a three-year pledge, supports the 2026 Team Allied Services fundraising campaign.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Philanthropy
The Hawk Family Foundation has donated $15,000 to Allied Services, a nonprofit health system providing rehabilitation and care across Northeast and Central Pennsylvania. Patrick Hawk, CEO of Gertrude Hawk Chocolates, ran the TCS New York City Marathon representing Team Allied Services.
Why it matters
The gift supports the annual Team Allied Services campaign, which funds Allied Services' rehabilitation and care work across Northeast and Central Pennsylvania. It also reflects a multi-year commitment, as this payment completes a three-year pledge.
The $15,000 contribution is the third year of a three-year pledge by the Hawk Family Foundation. The source does not state the total amount raised by the 2026 Team Allied Services campaign or its fundraising target.
The players
Allied Services
Allied Services is a nonprofit health system that provides rehabilitation and care across Northeast and Central Pennsylvania.
Hawk Family Foundation
The Hawk Family Foundation is the philanthropic foundation that made the $15,000 donation to Allied Services.
Patrick Hawk
Patrick Hawk is CEO of Gertrude Hawk Chocolates and ran the TCS New York City Marathon representing Team Allied Services.
The details
Patrick Hawk ran the 26.2-mile TCS New York City Marathon representing Team Allied Services, and the Hawk Family Foundation's contribution was accepted by the organization. Jim Brogna, senior vice president of Allied Services, is quoted in connection with the gift.
Timeline
The donation is the third year of the Hawk Family Foundation's three-year pledge.
The Team Allied Services campaign is running in 2026.
Philanthropy Context
The gift is one of a recurring annual sponsorship that funds Team Allied Services, the fundraising arm of Allied Services. Multi-year pledges like this three-year commitment are a common way nonprofits plan campaign funding.
Residents who receive rehabilitation or care through Allied Services in Northeast and Central Pennsylvania benefit directly from funded programs. Those interested in supporting the organization can look to Team Allied Services campaign participation.
The takeaway
Multi-year corporate and family pledges provide nonprofits with predictable funding that can support sustained patient care. Readers interested in local health philanthropy can follow campaigns like Team Allied Services to see how gifts are put to use.
Further reading
Explore more Pennsylvania philanthropy coverage to see how other local foundations support health and community organizations.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Scranton Times-Tribune.
