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Penn State Berks donates leftover items from residence halls to Opportunity House
Every spring, students move out of the residence halls at the end of the semester, and many leave items behind that they no longer want or need. Penn State Berks residence life has found a way to make good use of these items by donating them to Opportunity House, an emergency shelter located in Reading. Kyle Kowal, assistant director of residence life, oversees the college’s on-campus housing complex, which can accommodate more than 800 students…
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Penn State Berks donates leftover items from residence halls to Opportunity House
Every spring, students move out of the residence halls at the end of the semester, and many leave items behind that they no longer want or need. Penn State Berks residence life has found a way to make good use of these items by donating them to Opportunity House, an emergency shelter located in Reading. Kyle Kowal, assistant director of residence life, oversees the college’s on-campus housing complex, which can accommodate more than 800 students…
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