Community Funds

This fund was established to contribute to and invest in projects and organizations that align with the values and interests of the Suzanne M. High family.

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.

This award is given to a graduating senior from Donegal High School to recognize an individual’s courage, compassion, and curiosity, and will assist the recipient in achieving their career goals.

Established in memory of Donald M. and Colleen Leslie Coldren, this fund supports four annual scholarships for a Cocalico High School senior who has been accepted to and will be attending a four-year college.

This fund provides an educational award for seniors from Pequea Valley High School.

At Fig, we believe that one big idea can change everything. The Fig Tree was planted to help new ideas take root, grow, and thrive. We champion entrepreneurs by supporting small business growth and sustainability in the City of Lancaster.

The Gate House Endowment Fund will support our critical work helping men and women with severe addictions return to productive lives in recovery.

The Herr Family Fund supports our community in a variety of ways to enhance quality of life.

The High Foundation Fund was established in 2021 with a gift of $65 million. It is the largest donor advised fund (DAF) ever established at the Community Foundation. The fund will continue to build and amplify the philanthropic and community legacy of S. Dale High and the High Family and inspire others to consider how they are investing in our shared future.

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.

Supporting the “unglamorous things” necessary to sustain documented historic structures.

The Kennedy Family Fund will be used to support organizations whose mission’s align with the Kennedy Family’s passions including (but not limited to) helping local children through education and other positive, developmental experiences.

The Kimmel Fund supports charitable and community benefit organizations in the Lititz and Lancaster communities. This includes establishing the Art Goes to School Scholarship intended for a Warwick graduating senior who participated in the Art Goes to School Program during their elementary school years.

This fund helps support the physical and emotional needs of vulnerable children.

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.

The Nelson M. Polite & Jean Wilson Polite Foundation Fund will increase and maintain the legacy of Nelson Polite and Jean Wilson Polite.