National Recovery Agency Helps those in Need this Holiday Season

National Recovery Agency, a Pennsylvania-based collection and accounts receivable management company, donated its time this Holiday season to assist the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank in providing non-perishable food items to the needy. NRA encouraged staff to participate in this and other charities and had set a goal to obtain more than 500 pounds of food items.

National Recovery Agency was able to collect 700 pounds of food this year.

Steven C. Kusic, CEO of National Recovery Agency, states: “It is very important to give back and donate as much as we can in our community especially during these difficult economic times. Many people are in desperate need of help right now and NRA is committed in helping organizations throughout Pennsylvania in any way they can.”

NRA’s Committee Coordinator and Manager of Business Development, Kimberly Summerlot, notes that every family has tradition(s) during the holidays. She states, “NRA’s holiday tradition is giving back to the community, especially to the food bank. When you have the opportunity to give back to those that are less fortunate, that is the greatest gift.”

The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank distributes more than 15 million pounds of food and grocery products every year to more than 500 soup kitchens, shelters, and food pantries in 27 central Pennsylvania counties. These agencies directly feed thousands of hungry families throughout central Pennsylvania.