Two local community benefit organizations receive funding through Lancaster Cares, supporting local artists afford food and necessities, and a program that helps mothers and babies overcome substance use disorders.
Three local community benefit organizations receive funding through Lancaster Cares, supporting a program that provides meals to food-insecure or homeless individuals, accessibility to classroom space and tutoring for students, and an effort to update a community recreation center.
The Eviction Prevention Network is one of the shining lights of hope, providing financial assistance and services to those who need them most. A coalition of organizations, funders, local government and utilities.
The Lancaster County Community Foundation is proud to announce it will invest $285,740 in 15 local community benefit organizations from nine different Passion Grant funds.
As advisors, the COVID-19 Pandemic continues to strain our daily lives and the lives of our clients – but it also creates a very ripe environment for unique trust and estate planning opportunities.
“For it is in giving that we receive.” ―St. Francis of Assisi
Six local community benefit organizations receive funding through Lancaster Cares, supporting the reopening of the Landis Adult Day Services Center, two programs that assist school aged children with online learning, an initiative focused on keeping individuals connected with family members, and programs providing resources and guidance to at-risk and in-need adults through these uncertain times.
Three local community benefit organizations receive funding through Lancaster Cares, supporting a program that provides medical and counseling services to adults and teens, an initiative ensuring uniforms, backpacks, and school supplies can be safely distributed to schoolchildren and a program that provides clients with meals and assists them in looking for additional financial and food resources.
