Pace-O-Matic Is Proud To Support Veteran Organizations
This Veteran’s Day, Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving, powered by Pace-O-Matic, honors our veterans. More than 700,000 men and women who served our country live in Pennsylvania, and many of them are involved in organizations that support our veterans, their family members, and our local communities.
Pace-O-Matic Helps South Philly Gymnastics Team Shine with $7K Donation
When a local news story spotlighted a group of young gymnasts competing without matching uniforms, it caught the attention of Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving.
The South Philadelphia-based Vare Gymnastics team has been training and competing for years with limited resources, often facing teams with larger budgets and more resources. Thanks to a $7,000 donation from Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving, the team will now take the floor in brand-new, matching leotards.
W.W. Robinson Elementary School Student Supports Local Food Banks
Pace-O-Matic is proud to have sponsored Anderson Pence, a 5th grade student from W.W. Robinson Elementary School and member of the St. Luke-Saumsville 4-H Club at the Shenandoah County Fair Livestock Sale.
Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving Has Donated More Than Half a Million Dollars in 2025
From food banks and playgrounds, to cancer research and vital firefighter equipment, Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving, Powered by Pace-O-Matic, has donated more than half a million dollars to worthy causes so far in 2025.
Pace-O-Matic Team Joins Harrisburg Boys & Girls Club Check Presentation
When the Harrisburg Boys & Girls Club faced vandalism, the community united to support its mission. The Pace-O-Matic team joined this effort, presenting a donation with board members and the Clubhouse team. Our Chief Public Affairs Officer, Michael Barley, and other team members witnessed the community’s resilience. This moment was a testament to local organizations transforming lives. Discover how we support the Boys & Girls Club in their vital work for families across Pennsylvania.
Supporting Texas Flood Relief and Officer Martin
On Tuesday, July 22, 2025, representatives from Pace-O-Matic and our Texas-based Lone Star Skill team, including Andrew Camplen, DJ Scott, and Blake Hoffman, attended a fundraiser hosted by the Professional Police Officers Association (PPOA) of Odessa, Texas.
Together at the Table: Pace-O-Matic and Rep. Guzman Give Back This Thanksgiving
At Pace-O-Matic, our mission is to empower communities, inspire hope, and make a meaningful impact. This holiday season, we were honored to join Pennsylvania Representatives Manny Guzman and Danilo Burgos to ensure that the spirit of Thanksgiving reached every table.
“Field of Blue” Statue Added to The Bronze Project in Cheyenne, WY
“Field of Blue” statue to The Bronze Project in Cheyenne, Wyoming, celebrating public art’s role in honoring the military and enriching community spaces. Sculpted by George Lundeen, the statue depicts a young boy holding a folded flag, symbolizing respect for fallen soldiers. Michael and Karmin Pace contributed to the project to honor the military and support local art. Cheyenne’s Mayor, Patrick Collins, also shared thoughts on the project’s significance for the community.
650 Free Meals Distributed Tuesday in Norfolk
People impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic received a free hot meal Tuesday at a Norfolk restaurant.
The Azalea Inn and Time Out Sports bar distributed 650 meals from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. outside at the Roosevelt Gardens Shopping Center (2344 East Little Creek Road).
American Legion, Organizations Give Free Meals to Veterans
To honor Veterans Day, one Clinton County organization offered free meals to former service members and their guests. At American Legion Post 623 in Beech Creek, hundreds of veterans stopped by over the course of the afternoon to pick up a free meal in honor of their service.