Events

Matt Dotts serves as the Information Security Awareness Officer at Mid Penn Bank. He retired from law enforcement after 24 years of service, with 12 years focused on investigating cyber and financial crimes, including participation in a federal cybercrime task force. In his current position at Mid Penn Bank, he manages the Cybersecurity Awareness Program, which aims to minimize human risk through education and training.

He will speak about current cyber fraud and identity theft trends.

I joined ESWCPA in the fall of 2023. The first 25 years of my professional life were spent coaching volleyball first at Loyola University in Baltimore and then almost 20 years at York College. After leaving the athletic world I wanted to get more involved in my community. Easterseals is the second non-profit I have worked with, the first being Community Progress Council.

I currently volunteer on Monday evenings at the downtown YMCA instructing the girls intramural volleyball program and am a member of the Uptown York Rotary Club and The Women’s Networking Group.

My husband Steve and I met at Juniata College and have been married for 34 years. We have lived in the same house in York since 1992 and raised four children here: Nicholas, Luke, Jake and Georgia. We are empty nesters with our kids living all over the country, Sacramento, Indianapolis, Philadelphia and Raleigh.

Mr. Keck was born in London, England and studied Biology at Temple University, followed by nursing at Thomas Jefferson University. He worked as an Emergency Nurse in Philadelphia and Hershey. Through these hospital experiences he came to appreciate the importance of primary care in keeping patients out of the hospital. He then graduated from the Family Nurse Practitioner program at Villanova University. After graduation he worked as a Family Nurse Practitioner at a Private Practice in York, PA, and then started up Keck Health with his wife, Ari. As the owner of his own clinic, he is excited to be able to dedicate more attention to each specific patient and address their individual needs

My name is Joel Giovannetti. I work at New Hope Ministries in the development department as a fundraiser (gift officer). I have worked at New Hope for 23 years (16 years as New Hope's Youth Program Director, the last 7 years as a Fundraiser for New Hope). I am a 1998 graduate of Messiah University with a degree in Human Development and Family Science. I live in Mechanicsburg with my wife Marcelle, my 18 year old son Jaiden who is a Senior at Northern High School, and my father-in-law, Rusi and our Bernie-Doodle named Ziggy. I was a child that grew up in poverty and witnessed first hand the compassion, generosity, kindness and empowerment of our local community helping my family, the essence of neighbors helping their neighbors in need. 

Rick Campomizzi is the Owner & Senior Living Advisor with Assisted Living Locators. Rick purchased the Assisted Living Locators franchise in 2020 and serves all of South-Central Pennsylvania. Prior to buying this franchise, Rick spent 30 years in the advertising industry working for two fortune fifty companies, Bell Atlantic/ Verizon and Comcast in which he was a Director of Sales for Harrisburg, Philadelphia and Scranton /Wilkes-Barre. Rick is a graduate of Penn State University.

Rick helps families navigate through one of the most difficult decisions they’ll ever make, finding the perfect senior living accommodations for their loved ones. He will guide you through the entire process by discussing your needs, visiting properties with you and answering all your questions about care and cost options. All at No COST to families.

Jennifer Braun MSW, LSW has 10 years of experience in the child welfare system and working within communities. Jennifer has worked directly with youth in foster care, helped recruit and support foster families, worked within schools as a social worker and school based therapist. Jennifer lives in Mechanicsburg with her husband and dog, Dobby. In her spare time, Jennifer is active in the young professional sports leagues (especially kickball!) or attending a University of Maryland football game (Go Terps!)

Today, she will discuss the Court appointed special advocate volunteer program and how it has helped the children in the community.