Honoring Our History
We are honoring our 100 years of history by asking the community how we can work together to change the next 100.
We are honoring our 100 years of history by asking the community how we can work together to change the next 100.
We can work together to change the next 100. We are all philanthropists, visionaries, and future shapers. Let’s roll up our collective sleeves and get to work investing in, and building, the future we hope for and community we dream of.
We are pleased to announce that the Lancaster Clean Water Fund has awarded $64,837 in grants to support crucial water quality projects across Lancaster County.
We are honored to share that $301,700 in grants have been awarded to help fund a wide variety of projects.
We are thrilled to introduce the extraordinary individuals who make up the Baldwin Leadership Program Class of 2025.
The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank recently released the results of the Lancaster County Community Hunger Mapping Project. The goal was to create a road map that will close the gaps that keep Lancaster County households from accessing the nutrition they need and reduce the number of individuals and households challenged with food insecurity.
The ROC cohort launched the ROC Loan, hired a Community Engagement Coordinator, hosted the president of the Federal Bank of Philadelphia, and launched the ROC Giving Circle. The next steps for the Lancaster ROC Cohort are filled with promise and impact. Read on to learn more about these ongoing initiatives.
In 2022, the Community Foundation rolled out the new Community Bridge Builders Program, which promotes bold, visionary, and collaborative projects that honor differences between people, promote greater levels of understanding, and enhance civic dialogue.
With help from volunteer grant reviewers, and through the power of our community’s endowment, these funds are working to provide individuals with service animals, support early education in STEM, bolster leadership development, find solutions for refugee housing, combat hate and prejudice, foster cognitive, social and emotional growth in youth, and inspire residents and communities of color to become leaders of conservation, among numerous other amazing projects!
You already know that ExtraGive is on November 17. But we have more BIG news!