Offers a variety of training and education programs to inspire people to serve the community in leadership positions. Programs offered include Board Development, Executive Connections, Future Leaders of York, Leadership for Diverse Schools, Leadership Training Program, and Mentorship York.

Recruits and trains volunteer reading coaches to increase literacy development by expanding opportunities for children to have shared adult-child book reading time, ultimately helping youth read on grade level by 3rd grade and stay on track to school success. Both in person and virtual opportunities are available.

Provides education-based services for children ages 3 months to 12 years, before and after school care, and transportation that is available to Jackson, McKinley, Hannah Penn, Lincoln Charter, York Academy, and Logos Academy. Offers volunteer opportunities for donations and special projects.

Provides a variety of services including: pregnancy testing; ultrasound exams; pregnancy, parenting, adoption, and abortion education; pregnancy and fetal development information; adoption support and referrals; abortion pill reversal information and referral; emergency material assistance with items like formula, baby wipes, and diapers; post abortion support; sexual health and relationship education; and referrals for housing and medical assistance.

Opportunities to volunteer in a variety of areas

Provides childcare/afterschool care for children from the ages of 6 weeks through 13 years. Full time and part time care is available. Breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack are provided.

Drop in for seniors 50 years of age and older. Social, educational and recreational program. Individual social work, short term counseling, and referrals.

Teaches swimming at all skill levels, lifeguarding, and water safety.

The shelter takes in stray or lost animals at no charge and accepts pet animals for a surrender fee. Once the animals are signed over to the shelter the staff takes on the responsibility of finding loving new homes or the owner of those animals that have been lost.

Provides emergency services, emergency food bag, clothing, applications for utility assistance, after school, children's school supplies, and a food bag.

Provides emotional and financial support for those in crisis. Assessment conducted by crisis specialists to determine client needs. Provides eviction and utility termination assistance and referrals to other in-house services. Assistance is based on available funding.

Provides an interactive online list of local toy distribution campaigns, searchable by Pennsylvania city and county, and provides information for how to apply to receive toys for each campaign location.

Offers a volunteer / internship program that provides opportunities to help facilitate social skills groups for persons with autism spectrum disorder ages 21 and under. Internship provides work experience for persons going into the behavioral health field.

A ministry that connects churches with the needs of the community. Some examples of the volunteer services provided are personal care, friendly visits, transportation, homemaking assistance, home maintenance, budget guidance, respite care, and tutoring/mentoring. Financial aid not available.

Provides Volunteer opportunities.

Collects currently dated, non perishable food to donate to the Central PA food bank.

Social support individually or in a group for adults dealing with mental health issues.

Offers various volunteer opportunities throughout the year including Free Tax Prep services, Fresh Access program at local farmers markets, and participation in public policy advocacy activities.

For individuals wanting to volunteer in the NW Region during this Pandemic. Also for agencies seeking volunteers.

Provides an after-school program with learning experiences in a supervised environment. Students are provided a snack, participate in engaging activities, and are offered a bus ride home. Fall, Winter, and Spring sessions offered.

Habitat builds, renovates and repairs homes in partnership with qualifying homebuyers in Lancaster and Lebanon Counties whose income is too low to qualify for FHA or conventional mortgages or loans. Homes are sold to participating families with a zero percent interest, affordable mortgage. Families are required to contribute sweat equity hours; this includes working on the build/repair site, taking financial literacy and home maintenance classes and entering a mentorship program. Habitat is not an emergency housing provider.

Offers technical assistance to school volunteer programs, informs school of current volunteer opportunities available to their students, and develops opportunities in conjunction with area non-profit agencies.

Offers hot meals and delivers Meals on Wheels to home-bound seniors. Provides APPRISE counselors who help with Medicare information and resources. Assists with Income Tax, Rent/Property Tax Rebate, LIHEAP, and PACE Assistance forms and applications. Offers health screenings, produce vouchers, referral services, health and nutrition education, social, and physical health, recreational activities, and volunteer opportunities. Operates as a cooling station for those who cannot adequately cool their homes or do not have a place to cool down.

Opportunities to volunteer in a variety of areas

Provides education and training to the community about domestic violence. Works to build relationships with community service providers through presentations, distribution of educational materials, and training to health care professionals, law enforcement, business associations, corporations, social service providers, schools, religious congregations, and more. Also provides volunteer opportunities to participate in program delivery.