(00 - 15:00) The show opens with Families United Network CEO Ron Simon. The nonprofit is headquartered in Muncy, but has locations all across Northeast and Central PA - as well as the state. Families United Network specializes in Foster and Adoption, and currently there is a high need for foster parents across the state. Children are currently on a waitlist for foster families with the most aged from youth to teens. If you are interested in learning about being a foster parent, or about the Families United Network check out www.Families4Kids.org

(15 - 19:44) Then Mike Duffy talked to Michaela and Ahmad with the Greater Wyoming Valley Chamber for their upcoming Light Up The Valley taking place on Wilkes-Barre's Public Square at 7pm June 13th. The event is made to honor over 40 community changemakers while offering live entertainment, food discounts, kids activities and more! This is a free community event, and the first 300 people to register will receive a light up bracelet to help Light up the Valley at the event!

(19:44 - 21:43) WBRE-TV's Nick Toma brings us another episode of Veterans Voices. Toma catches up with Gouldsboro children's author Charles David, who is working on his second book "Leo goes to New York". Davis based the series off his dog, Leo, and hopes to write a book about each state. Davis previously served in the National Guard and was stationed in Germany. He currently worked with the VA. Learn more about David and Veterans Voices by visiting PAHomepage.com

(21:43 - 30) Finally Rachel Dunn joins Marcy to discuss the annual Market on the Pond fundraiser hosted by the Meadows Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. The Meadows is a nonprofit that serves elder care and rehabilitation within the Wyoming Valley. The event is hosted by the volunteer auxiliary group and proceeds benefit both nursing and personal care residents. Market on the Pond will take place Saturday June 15th and offer over 100 vendors.