The Delaware Valley Golden Retriever Rescue established Ben’s Golden Vision Fund to provide for the continuing needs of Golden Retrievers surrendered to their organization.

This fund has the purpose of providing children facing adversity with strong and enduring professionally-supported 1 to 1 relationships that change their lives for the better, forever. This program helps children avoid risky behaviors, have better relationships with peers and adults, do better in school, and eventually graduate from high school and become successful adults.

The Clare House Endowment Fund will be used to provide the resources necessary to continue shelter programs and services for homeless women and children in Lancaster County.

This fund supports Compass Mark in developing valuable skills in children and adults: decision-making, communication, critical thinking, problem solving and more. Compass Mark meets people at any mark on their compass and guides them to where they need to be.

This fund provides a stable source of long-term funding to ensure the library is able to fulfill its mission to provide free access to information, education, technology, services, and entertainment to facilitate an informed society.

This fund provides perpetual support for the mission and ministry of First Presbyterian Church of Lancaster, PA.

This fund is to support the world-class Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania as a museum and an educational resource for the public. Support includes research, preservation of artifacts, education, interpretation and development of the museum staff and site operations.

Established in recognition of the Fulton’s 150+ years of services as our community’s artistic home, the Fulton Theatre Fund helps to maintain and preserve this National Historic Landmark Theatre.  Fund contributions ensure that the Fulton continues to serve as our community’s meeting place and annually benefit more than 130,000 individuals who look to the theatre as a source of entertainment, education and enrichment.

This fund provides the opportunity for individuals to contribute legacy gifts to Meals on Wheels of Lancaster in order to ensure the long-term sustainability of the program, as well as funds to help underwrite the cost of food for those who cannot afford to pay for the service.

Music at Gretna presents world-class artists in programs designed to delight and educate audiences in beautiful Central Pennsylvania settings.  We exist to serve the music and enrich the lives of all who listen, encouraging further arts engagement, facilitating encounters with accomplished performers and preserving the tradition of live performing arts.

Humane League of Lancaster Fund will help to ensure our mission of protecting and sheltering pets; placing pets in permanent adoptive homes and preventing pet overpopulation. Through this mission the League seeks to create a community where all pets are protected and wanted.

Junior Achievement’s mission is to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy.  Junior Achievement teaches the key pillars of economic success: Financial Literacy, Entrepreneurship, and Work Readiness. Junior Achievement partners with members of the business community to teach young people lessons in personal finance, business, and the world of work. Together, we are inspiring young people to build a better future for themselves and their community.

This fund was created to provide a dependable source of income in support of the objectives of the Junior League of Lancaster and the League’s commitment to the community.

Fund established for the benefit of Lancaster Area Habitat for Humanity in service of its mission to build homes, communities, and hope.

This fund assists the Lancaster Bar Association Foundation in fulfilling its mission to improve the lives of Lancaster County residents by promoting equal access to justice through philanthropy, education and service.

This fund enhances the overall mission of the Career & Technology Center to provide ongoing support for the students of the Lancaster County Career & Technology Center (LCCTC). Most specifically, it provides qualified high school and adult students with scholarships to assist them in furthering their careers through post-secondary education. The fund also provides needed financial assistance to support students currently enrolled in the LCCTC.

This fund supports the conservation efforts of the Lancaster County Conservancy in perpetuity.  The Conservancy works to save and steward the ecosystems and landscapes upon which we depend for food, clean water and air, economic and public health, and the restoration of soul and spirit.

The Lancaster County Council of Churches serves people in need of food, clothing and social services in Lancaster County.  Our goal: eliminating hunger, promoting self-sufficiency, enhancing human dignity, and working to promote a better community.  Current efforts include our Wheels to Work program which promotes family stability by providing reliable transportation and hope.  The program jump starts and supports car ownership for families, a key to self-reliance.

This fund was established for the benefit of the preservation, curatorial care, exhibition and storage of the decorative arts objects owned by the Heritage Center of Lancaster County and formerly exhibited at their Heritage Center Museum.  This fund will provide for the long-term maintenance and preservation of these objects and will assist in providing a home for the artifacts in Lancaster County.

This fund was established for the benefit of the preservation, curatorial care, exhibition and storage of the quilts held by the Heritage Center of Lancaster County in their Lancaster Quilt & Textile Museum.  This fund will provide for the long-term maintenance and preservation of these objects and will assist in providing a home for the artifacts in Lancaster County.

This fund supports the mission of the Lancaster Public Library by providing a place for county residents to obtain access to books, materials, internet, technological resources, meeting space, reference services, programming and many other services.

The Lancaster YMCA Foundation exists to provide and serve as stewards for a permanent endowment to preserve the mission and services of the Lancaster Family YMCA.  The Foundation supports current YMCA programs and is creating a legacy to ensure that the Lancaster Family YMCA will continue to build strong kids, strong families, and strong communities.

This fund will support Lititz Rec Center in creating programs to benefit youth in our growing community; to provide access to local, safe and healthy programs for families with limited financial capacity; and to secure funds for responsible reinvestment in a facility that will serve generations to come.

This fund provides revenue to protect, operate, maintain, improve and promote the property and other lands and facilities managed as part of the Conservation Landscape Plan along the Lower Susquehanna River in Lancaster and York Counties for public conservation and recreation use.

Manheim Township Public Library Foundation supports the mission of the Manheim Township Public Library by providing the resources that will help house and deliver programs, services and materials that inform, educate and inspire the residents of Manheim Township.

This fund will be used to support the education and advocacy programs of MHALC, a volunteer-driven agency dedicated to improving the lives of persons with mental and emotional illnesses, working to prevent these illnesses and promoting mental well-being for all through support, friendship matches, peer advocate & educational services.

Funds in the Milagro House Education Endowment will be used exclusively to further the education of the residents of Milagro House.  This may include but not be limited to purchasing books and other teaching supplies for the on-site GED and enrichment program, GED test fees, scholarships for qualified residents to attend post-secondary programs, certification or registration fees for educational testing, teacher salary, and cost for driving instruction.

This fund is used for preserving live music performances by the New Holland Band.  The funds will be used to supplement or pay the cost of live music concerts for the cultural and educational benefit of our community.

This fund is for the general operational support of the North Museum of Natural History & Science.  The North Museum is a resource to the community, preserving and protecting over 360,000 objects and artifacts that focus on the natural heritage of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

This fund supports the Occupational Developmental Center, which provides high-quality and cost-effective nonprofit vocational training and employment opportunities for Lancaster County adults with developmental disabilities.

This fund supports the charitable and educational purposes of the PA Farm Link, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the mission of creating farming opportunities for the next generation.

This fund provides ongoing support and stability toward educational and arts enrichment programming.  The Guild’s Three Tier Craft Education program features ongoing workshops and other opportunities for emerging artists, established professionals and the craft collector or enthusiast who loves and supports their fine work.

This fund helps to sustain Philhaven’s ability to provide behavioral healthcare resources in the communities it serves. These resources include services to clients who cannot otherwise afford them, prevention and educational resources for clients and the general public, start-up funds for new initiatives, and staffing or materials that add value to current services and resources.

This fund will support and further the mission of the Center, which is to foster hope and healing through professional counseling, consultation and education while respecting and integrating personal and spiritual values.  The Center strives to ensure that quality professional counseling services are accessible to all people, regardless of ability to pay full fee. Donated funds make it possible for the Center to subsidize fees for those who have little or no financial resources.  We are dedicated to excellence and committed to being the agency of choice for mental health services in Lancaster County.

Founded in 1952, we have contributed over $2,000,000 and countless hours of service to Lancaster community projects like Longs Park, Kids Kamp, Conestoga View Christmas party, and more. Our major fundraiser, the Longs Park Chicken BBQ, is our primary revenue source. This fund is intended to support the operational expenses of The Seftoma Club of Lancaster and support our annual fundraising efforts with a long-term revenue source.

This fund generates funding annually to underwrite the cost of health education programming to Lancaster County students.

This fund supports the activities and projects associated with acquiring, preserving, and interpreting material (artifacts, documents, manuscripts, etc.) pertaining to the rich cultural heritage known as the Cocalico Valley and for making this material accessible to the public.

Fund established for the benefit of Tabor Community Services to help people help themselves and solve their housing and financial problems and in the process rebuild their lives and contribute to the health of our community.

Fund established for the benefit of Beth Shalom – House of Peace, the V. Ronald & Diane L. Smith “Home for a New Start” Fund to provide a structured residential program that equips single mothers to learn positive parenting and life skills and to pursue financial responsibility through schooling and employment.  Christian faith is at the core of the guiding principles, values and objectives of the program.

Fund established for the benefit of Transitional Living Center (formerly known as Harb-Adult) to provide a transitional shelter program with supportive services for homeless individuals, couples and families who are in need of temporary housing as they transition into permanent housing.

The UDS Independent Living Resource Center was created to provide support for people with disabilities, the elderly, veterans and people recovering from surgery in the Lancaster community in navigating the maze of agencies and companies that provide services.  It is an innovative one-stop source of information, products, services and programs designed to support their unique needs and help them to live more independently.

This fund strengthens the work of the YWCA to fulfill its mission of empowering women, eliminating racism, and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all by providing a permanent source of revenue for its endeavors.

This fund will be used to create a permanent memorial and to benefit the residents of the community and community programs.

These funds are designed to be able support several different organizations that share a similar mission.