View Search Results

Offers Truck to Trunk mobile food pantry service rotating between sites each week.

Offers a food pantry for persons in need of grocery supplements on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Provides a mobile food pantry distributing non-perishable and fresh food items to those in need of supplemental food. Food delivery is done at the recipients' car.

Provides a variety of perishable items such as potatoes, onions, lettuce, apples, strawberries, yogurt, milk, and eggs.

Helps individuals and families with one-time needs and tangible assistance. Assistance may include help with utilities, furniture, transportation, housing, prescriptions, and other needs. Types of assistance and amounts vary by conference. Also provides vouchers for clothing and household items for use at Saint Vincent de Paul thrift stores. Sponsors a food pantry in Butler that serves over 500 families every month. Food bank members can expect to receive vegetables, fruit, meat, dairy products, and non-perishable items. In addition, more than 20 Society Conferences host food pantries and many others provide some form of food assistance.

Enables youth to provide families with fresh produce, pantry staples, and other essential items. Ensures that community members have access to healthy and affordable food through grocery delivery.

Helps develop functional skills and discover talents through volunteer opportunities and engaging social activities. Activities include visiting parks, swimming, bowling, horseback riding, baseball games, fitness, and more. Instructs clients in a variety of social, community, technology, personal and vocational skills. Offers volunteer opportunities including assisting in delivering meals, at food pantries, local churches, hospitals, community gardening, animal shelters, libraries and more.

Provides short-term emergency food (local pantries should be called first), personal care/grooming supplies, and single-use Port Authority bus tickets (for verified job interviews or medical appointments, or occasional other emergency situations). Four downtown churches alternate weekly as the church "on duty" for serving persons in need. Please see details in the Intake Procedure and Helpful Hints sections below.

Offers four weeks of emergency food assistance for Latino families in need. Service provides weekly home-delivered groceries and frozen meals.

Takes grocery orders, assigns a volunteer to shop, and delivers orders to consumers' homes. Consumers pay for their own groceries and a small Service Fee upon delivery.

Provides a free listing of available grocery service options. *This listing is maintained by the Lancaster County Office of Aging.

Provides a phone-based grocery ordering service for individuals who are unable to place online orders themselves. Designed to assist older adults and individuals with disabilities, the service accepts grocery orders by phone and processes them through online grocery delivery platforms.

Volunteers provide non-medical, in-home services to seniors on a short term or intermittent basis to complement care provided by family or friends. Services available grocery delivery, and telephone reassurance.

Provides a volunteer grocery shopping program. A volunteer will do the shopping and deliver the groceries to their home.

Serving mothers during pregnancy and post-delivery, their children, and families through in-home support, counseling, and material assistance. Program Services: In-home visitation Person-centered case management Parenting education Sibling support Unlimited home visitation during pregnancy and post-delivery Health care navigation Direct support or referrals for childcare, housing, employment searches/application assistance, clothing, and food Information and education on GED classes /higher education STD education Personal finance and budgeting Assistance applying for benefit and entitlement programs Access to baby, family, and food pantries

Serves mothers during pregnancy and post-delivery, their children, and families through in-home support, counseling, and material assistance. Offers program services that include the following: In-home visitation; Person-centered case management; Parenting education; Sibling support; Unlimited home visitation during pregnancy and post-delivery; Health care navigation; Direct support or referrals for childcare, housing, employment searches/application assistance, clothing, and food; Information and education on GED classes/higher education; STD education; Personal finance and budgeting; Assistance applying for benefit and entitlement programs; Access to baby, family, and food pantries.

Operates a Food Box Program.

Monthly box of food for those age 60 and over who are at or below 130% Federal Poverty Level. Includes: 4 vegetables 2 fruits 2 types of juice 2 cereal 1 protein shelf stable milk instant milk peanut butter or beans pasta 2 lb block of reduced fat cheese (the variety of these items change each month)

Provides a Mortgage Assistance Program for homeowners with low to moderate income, who are behind in mortgage payments due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Eligible applicants will receive up to three (3) months of assistance with mortgage payments.

Provides a mix of loose grocery items, focusing on fresh produce, dairy, and protein, in family-sized portions. The distributions do not provide for the selection of items.

Provides a monthly box of shelf-stable food to qualifying adults age 60 and older.

Provides screening to help individuals determine if they qualify for SNAP benefits and helps them apply for or renew benefits. Can also assist with LIHEAP applications. Also advocates on behalf of people having problems receiving SNAP benefits through the PA Department of Human Services.

Provides up to 150 gallons a year to qualified households.

Offers holiday gifts for eligible individuals and families.

Provides rent payment assistance to tenants residing in the Greater Spring-Ford Area