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Offers educational and social programs. Stores and classifies historic artifacts such as pictures, family genealogies, business records, and local artifacts.

Works closely with the School District of Philadelphia. Services include connecting STEM community resources to schools and classrooms, hosting monthly meetings for Philadelphia math and science teachers, and providing free field trips to STEM businesses. Also offers STEM professionals as classroom speakers, tutors math and science, awards grants to teachers for innovative classroom projects, and collaborates with universities on recruitment and preparation of math and science teachers.

Dedicated to preserving the history of Northampton County, Pennsylvania. The Sigal Museum is home to the Jane S. Moyer Library, providing resources for students, scholars, and genealogical researchers.

Book clubs for kids and their parents, including mother-daughter book clubs, father-son book clubs, and parent-child book clubs, have also become popular. Book clubs are a great way for parents and children to share books together. By reading books and discussing them together, you can share special time with your child, while helping him develop a love of reading and important language and literacy skills.

Provides networking and educational opportunities and events to nurture a collaboration of representatives from community groups including human services, health, medical, clergy, government, education, and persons from the general public. Contact Bryell Turner or email [email protected] to be added to the mailing list or for information about scheduled programs. Please visit the website for program descriptions.

Serving the greater Norristown area in song for over 30 years. Our all-volunteer, SATB ensemble performs a diverse repetoire of sacred and secular works including show tunes, spirituals, "pops" and contemporary pieces. Membership in the Chorale helps singers to continually improve their musicianship, vocal skills, and knowledge.

Promotes the hobby of model railroading and preserves historic railroading items. Conducts annual model railroad exhibits.

A comprehensive information and referral program. The primary service is assessment of caller needs, followed by sharing of information about and referrals to appropriate resources that will address client needs, questions and concerns. Maintains an extensive database of health and human services, including non-profit agencies and government programs. Additional services include: Production of the Where to Call Guide, a quick reference booklet of Lancaster County resources. Website that showcases resources for each county served by PA 211 East Compilation of seasonal resources, i.e. holiday and utility programs Centralized intake for anyone experiencing homelessness in Lancaster County

Offers a family history library containing genealogical information.

Camp Freedom offers an array of outdoor adventures for disabled Veterans, First Responders, their family members, Gold Star Families, and Gold Shield Families. These outdoor adventures promote healing, but also give our American Heroes their sense of adventure back. Through peer-to-peer interaction and camaraderie, in the midst of these adventures, our American Heroes find hope, purpose, and mission again.

Geared for high school through Senior citizens. Includes author visits, presentations by experts, gaming and craft activities.

Offers a fun way to learn about the history of the region.

Works hand-in-hand with other community leaders. Creates a safe place to host family and community events. Educates and motivates our village. Hosts back to school barbecues, Easter events, Vision board events, Paint & Sweet events, Valentine's Day events, and much more.

Preserves genealogical and historical materials, offers a newsletter, and provides financial and volunteer support to the York County History Center.

Offers art classes, exhibits, and programs. Serves as a meeting place for artists.

Offers support and technical assistance for students, advisors and administrators starting a GSA at their school or who are looking for fresh ideas to renew their existing GSA. Also host an annual GSA Leadership Summit with workshops for students and professionals alike.

Provides programs before and after school, during holidays, emergency closings and summer camp for six to twelve year olds.

Conserves natural ecosystems to benefit humanity and the earth’s biodiversity. Focuses on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats.

Promotes running, racing, and healthy living in York County.

Offers a diverse collection of books, magazines, e-books, electronic resources, reference, and information on local history. Provides programs for children, teens, and adults throughout the year, as well as copy/fax/scan services, public computers, laptops, GED assistance, and workforce softskills resources for career/job enhancement. Serves as a warming/cooling center during periods of extreme cold/heat.

Offers virtual meetings that provide a forum for people of all experience levels to share knowledge, solve problems, and learn about computers and the internet.

Community greenhouse open for scheduled classes and special events. Provides education about the relationship between food ecosystem that is healthy for both people and the environment and promotes disease prevention though diet, movement, and active living.

Offers many field trips (local, in-state, and out-of-state) throughout the year.

Operates a book club.

Maintains a collection of fiction and nonfiction reading materials that can be checked out by community residents who have library cards. Provides access to large print materials, tape/CD collections, the interlibrary loan system, references & information. Offers programming for youth, including a story hour and literacy program. Similar programming is also offered for adults. Computers, printers, and other electronic equipment are available. Provides professional development opportunities for nonprofit staff. Provides volunteer opportunities for those who are interested in being library assistants. This site also provides opportunities for individuals convicted of an offense who have been ordered to do community service in lieu of or in addition to incarceration or fines.