Capitol City Lodge #272 - Sons and Daughters of Italy

07/17/2026

Sons and Daughters of Italy Capital City Lodge #272 is growing! Please join us in welcoming our newest members! Benvenuti! 🇮🇹 🦁
Group photo in comments 👇🏻

07/17/2026

Congratulations to two wonderful college students, Megan and Catherine Gillhooley, who are the most recent recipients of SDOI Lodge 272’s continuing education scholarship. We are thrilled to follow you on your journey!

06/27/2026

Proud to continue our support of local charities. Dolly, Melissa, and Sophie for making this happen!

06/05/2026

Grazie, Joe Santana for sharing the awesome success story of a local Hershey favorite, Pronio’a.

Website for Filmmaker and Designer Michael Accorsi. Accorsi Studios produces commercial and in-house film projects throughout the U.S.

05/15/2026

A huge congratulations to two of our scholarship recipients this year: Gavin Bonanno & Noah Carabin.
We’re proud of you and look forward to seeing what you do with your degrees.

04/27/2026

We’re proud to share these photos of our lodge members donating to the Italian Mass Apostolate, Randi’s House of Angels, and Red Strikes Bowling Club

04/22/2026

Lodge VP Paul Amalfitano made a visit to Helen Sajer's home to present a check PA Wounded Warriors on behalf of the Lodge #272. “She is truly a remarkable woman,” Paul said. “It was such a pleasure to have seen her again after so many years.”
Photo credit: Donna Amalfitano

01/10/2026

Judge Rich Lewis (Lucia) recently spoke to his fellow members of the Capital City Lodge #272, Sons and Daughters of Italy about growing up Italian in Steelton, PA.

His remarks were from the heart, genuine, and captivating.
He grew up in the Italian ethnic St Ann’s section of Steelton surrounded by several streets of Italian families.
His experience was similar to many of our parents and grandparents.
His childhood to pre-college life was influenced by faith, family, food, and friends, all centered around the St Ann church community.
He had the room sitting on the front of their chairs smiling from ear to ear as they linked their childhood to his words.
I think he enjoyed the trip back to his youth as much as the audience.