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The Pennsylvania Star Wars Collecting Society (PSWCS) is excited to announce the two pack of their charity medallions. Purchase both, their newest medallion Luke Skywalker to support The ARC of Pennsylvania and their BB-8 medallion to support No Warrior without Help. For only $23.99 shipped in the US (international shipping available) you can support two great charities!

The ARC of Pennsylvania, based in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania has 33 chapters throughout the state, and is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. They provide advocacy services, early intervention, housing, home-care assistance, day supports, respite and job training for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities - including Down syndrome, autism, and cerebral palsy. They also provide support services for their family members and friends.

No Warrior without Help, based in Central Pennsylvania, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides direct financial support to assist wounded veterans as well as train service dogs.

These limited-edition medallions are fully approved by Lucasfilm and each have an edition size of 1000 pieces. One medallion features the likeness of Luke Skywalker and the other medallion features the likeness of BB-8 on the front, along with the date and the name of each charity, The ARC of Pennsylvania or No Warrior without Help. The back features the PSWCS logo.

You can place your orders now at pswcs.com/charity.cfm

About the Pennsylvania Star Wars Collecting Society

The Pennsylvania Star Wars Collecting Society was formed in 2000 to bring together collectors living in and around Pennsylvania. Club members use an email list and monthly meetings to keep in touch and share their love of the hobby surrounding the Star Wars™ films. They began their charity work in 2003 by holding annual toy drives and expanded in 2009 with the sale of their first Lucasfilm approved Star Wars™ collectible medallion. More information can be found on the web at www.pswcs.com.

About PSWCS.org

PSWCS.org was founded in 2013 and received IRS status as a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in November 2014. The goal of PSWCS.org is to raise monetary donations to help charitable organizations in Pennsylvania and surrounding states. More information can be found on the web at www.pswcs.org.

About The ARC of Pennsylvania

The Arc of Pennsylvania promotes the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and actively supports their full inclusion and participation in the community throughout their lifetimes. The organization represents the nearly 200,000 people living in Pennsylvania with intellectual and developmental disabilities - including Down syndrome, autism, and cerebral palsy- as well as their family members and friends. The Arc of Pennsylvania is a leading resource for information on issues that impact individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It has a statewide presence through their affiliation with 33 local chapters. Their state office coordinates strategic, grassroots advocacy efforts; provides policy analysis and trainings; and implements the statewide Include Me and the Arc Discovery Employment Transitions (ADEPT) programs that serve children and adults. Their local chapters provide a variety of critical services, including advocacy services, Early Intervention, housing, home-care assistance, day supports, respite and job training.

About No Warrior without Help

No Warrior without Help is a Central Pennsylvania based 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization founded in late 2014 by our President P. Mathew Hilton. We raise funds to assist wounded veterans who would otherwise not receive enough assistance from other government and non-government organizations. We provide financial assistance to these wounded veterans after they are vetted and our board of directors deems an appropriate assistance plan based on individual circumstances. We also provide financial assistance in the training of service dogs for veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).