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Diesel Jam supports trade school students and women in the industry The annual event funds scholarships for trade school students. This year, there’s a special focus on women in the diesel industry.

Diesel Jam 2021: A celebration of the truck community is back in Lackawanna County at a new venue Some big boy wheels, mostly powered by diesel, are making a dash to Dickson City this weekend!
It all surrounds an event aimed at supporting area students.

Big rigs were out in force at Johnson College in Scranton on Sunday for the second annual Diesel Jam in memory of Andrew Mazza.  Mazza’s family and friends organized the event because Mazza wanted to work on diesel trucks for a living. 

 Johnson College in Scranton and the Andrew Mazza Foundation are gearing up to host the first-ever Diesel Jam.   Organizers say, “Diesel Jam will be a celebration of the diesel truck community.”

On Saturday, October 21, the 2nd Annual Andrew Mazza Foundation Chicken BBQ Benefit will take place at Creek- side Grove on Rte. 374 in Lenoxville.

​NEPA Community Health Care in conjunction with the Mazza family is excited to announce a 2016 fund-raiser. A benefit in honor of Andrew C. Mazza is scheduled for Saturday, September 10, 2016 at Creekside Grove on Rt. 374 in Lenoxville.

4th annual Diesel Jam returns to Lackawanna County The Diesel Jam was held at the Dickson City Circle Drive-In Saturday.

 A mask giveaway was held in part of Lackawanna County Saturday. Volunteers from the Andrew Mazza foundation distributed about 700 masks at the Greenfield Township Fire Department...

 It’s a celebration of all things diesel rolling into Johnson College in Scranton. The school and the Andrew Mazza Foundation are gearing up to host the second annual “Diesel Jam.”  The family-friendly event will feature a truck show, vendors, food, live entertainment and more!​

Andrew Mazza Foundation Board Members were featured on an episode of PA Live to promote the 2018 Andrew Mazza Foundation Chicken BBQ at Creekside Grove.  Event proceeds will go towards community enrichment,  local scholarships, local families who have experienced the loss of a loved one too soon,  and other local community non-profit organizations. 

For just $10, people could get a chicken dinner, take part in a gun raffle, or have a drink or two at Creekside Grove near Lenoxville.  It was all to raise money for the Andrew Mazza Foundation, which will plans to open a health care center in Greenville with NEPA Community Health Care.

 Community Health Care is raising money to open a clinic for people who live in rural sections of northern Lackawanna and southern Susquehanna counties.The goal is to open a facility that offers primary care, behavioral, psychiatric and ancillary lab services such as X-rays and sonograms to underserved residents, 

Diesel Jam raises money for scholarships in Dickson City Truck owners participated in various categories, including best-in-show, best big rig, and best tow.

Johnson College is proud to announce the establishment of the Andrew Mazza Memorial Scholarship. Funded by the Andrew Mazza Memorial Foundation, the scholarship will provide $1,000 each to two Johnson College students in the 2017-2018 academic year. 

Big rigs were out in force at Johnson College in Scranton for the first-ever Diesel Jam. Sunday’s event was held in memory of Andrew Mazza who was killed in a crash in Susquehanna County in 2016.  Mazza’s family and friends organized the event because Mazza wanted to work on diesel trucks for a living. 

After just 2 years of fundraising endeavors, The Andrew Mazza Foundation partnered with NEPA Community Health Care to open the doors of their brand new location in Clifford, Pennsylvania.  The health center will serve residents in Clifford and the surrounding areas...

LENOX TOWNSHIP — A crash victim’s memory was honored in Susquehanna County.  Friends and relatives of Andrew Mazza gathered at Creekside Grove in Lenoxville on Saturday to raise money for a community health clinic.