Offers an emergency food pantry.

Offers a food pantry to the community.

Offers a food pantry once a month.

Operates a family resource center providing connections to resources. Offers services such as relationship-based support from a dedicated progress coach, referrals to community resources, events and family activities, access to computers and printers, community clothing closet, and emergency food and household items.

Provides pre-packed food boxes. Offers volunteer opportunities.

Provides pre-packed boxes of food to families in need. Offers volunteer opportunities.

Offers a food and clothing bank. Limits assistance to once per week.

Provides a food pantry that offers meat and fresh vegetables, as well as toilet paper and paper towels, as available.

Distributes pastries, bread, and bagels from Panera Bread.

Supplies food.

Provides healthy foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, free health screenings, and information and referrals to other services. Supplies vouchers through Farmer's Market Nutrition Program (FMNP), to WIC participants to buy PA-grown fresh fruits and vegetables at the farmer's market between June 1st and November 30th.

Serves as an outreach program that works with other programs to avoid duplication of services. Provides a food pantry, referrals, bus passes, utility relief, prescription assistance, spiritual care, and special seasonal/holiday programs.

Provides emergency food assistance and general food pantry services.

Offers a free community breakfast (pancakes, eggs, and sausage). Provides breakfast guests with a bag of groceries. Accepts volunteers.

Provides emergency food and Senior food box distribution once a month. Offers personal care items and diapers. Seeks volunteers.

Offers a food distribution at Stillmeadow York City Campus.

Operates Chrystal's Place resource center, which provides food, clothing, diapers, household items, and personal care items. Manages a community garden. Sponsors community events. Provides opportunities for completing community service requirements. Partners with other groups and organizations on additional programs. Serves as advocates, educators, and liaisons for neighborhood families. Accepts donations.

Operates a thrift store with low-cost clothing, bedding, linens, toys, books, and other household items. Accepts donations. Offers free food and clothing to those eligible.

Provides a food pantry distribution every other Thursday of the month (see below for current schedule) this service is offered to any resident in need.

Operates a small food pantry. Clients may fill one grocery-size bag with items of his/her choice. There is a limit of 3 visits per client.

Collects, stores, and sends surplus food. Offers volunteer opportunities.

Provides pre-packed boxes of food to families in need. Offers volunteer opportunities.

Provides dry goods such as canned foods, boxed foods, bread, cookies, etc., each week. Accepts donations.

Operates a food pantry that provides non-perishables, meat, and dairy.

Operates a food pantry for families based on the size of the household. Provides mostly non-perishables, with frozen meat and some produce, as available.

Distributes food four times a year in March, June, September, and December and all other times are by appointment only.

Operates a food bank. Accepts donations.

Offers an emergency food pantry. Limits assistance to once per month.

Provides food assistance.

Provides a food pantry.

Provides assistance and support to Cancer patients and their families, including home-delivered meals, a support group, transportation to and from medical appointments, and more.

Offers a food pantry with limited availability.

Provides supplemental groceries and personal care items to those in need.

Provides food pantry services.

Provides an emergency food pantry. Limits assistance to 4 times per year.

Offers worship services. Hosts a book club, breakfast club, friends group, food pantry, and Red Cross blood drives.

Provides case management, a food pantry with curbside pickup, school supplies, clothing, and baby supplies. Assists with applications for utility programs, LIHEAP, York County Assistance Office, and Dollar Energy. Offers volunteer opportunities.

Provides food to those in need.

Provides emergency food. Offers delivery that is available for individuals with a limited ability to leave the home.

Operates a food pantry for those in need. Provides dry groceries such as cereal, pasta, and canned goods, as well as dairy products, frozen meats, and vegetables, and produce as available. Offers limited personal and cleaning supplies.

Families are given food for 24 meals based on family size, which includes meats and frozen foods, eggs and butter. Persons needing food must be screened every three months. Full list of screening requirements available on request. Limited to receiving food once a month. Emergency food provided with no screening only once in a 12-month period.

Provides Easter and Thanksgiving Food baskets for clients of The Columbia Food Bank.

Distributes fruits and vegetables, milk, and eggs to low-income families. Participants shop for items they'd like, similar to a farmer's market.

CAP Food Pantry, set up similar to a grocery store so individuals can choose what they need for their family.

Services include:
Food
Clothing
Limited financial aid for fuel, utilities and transportation (mostly gas money for short, local trips to appointments, etc.)
Aid to families who are victims of a fire
Mobile canteen service (used primarily to serve fire, police and utility personnel at the scene of emergencies)
Residential camp program offered one week each summer for disadvantaged youth from 7 to 12 years

Provides a monthly food pantry that offers food on a first come, first serve basis.

Offers a food pantry.

Operates a food pantry. Some items are for people whose income qualifies, while other items are available for anyone who needs it.

Provides food pantry services.

Offers a food pantry.

Distributes food throughout the Lewisberry area in cooperation with New Hope Ministries.

Food pantry where clients come to select the foods that their family enjoys. They can shop once per month. Must have an appointment.
Program of the United Churches of Elizabethtown Area.

Provides groceries once a month.

Operates a food pantry that provides individuals the ability to "shop by choice" from a variety of dry goods, fresh produce, dairy, and meats.

Offers groceries for 4-5 days to supplement household needs. Invites residents to return every 30 days if needed.

Offers outpatient therapy for adults, teens, and families.

Offers a food pantry that allows individuals and families to browse and select items of their choice.

Supplemental Food pantry

The Pet Pantry of Lancaster County is mostly volunteer based organization that is always looking for help. Volunteers are needed to package and distribute food, assist with fundraising, pick-up donations and much more.

Provides free dog, cat and small animal food to qualifying Lancaster County residents.

Donations of pet food and supplies can be dropped off at various locations throughout Lancaster County.
Click here for a list of locations

Supplies food on a monthly basis - no delivery.

Provides take-out meals.

Gathers food donations and distributes them to partnering food pantries and feeding programs. The food is given at no cost, with the agreement that it will be distributed free of charge to those in need.

Provides food pantry services.

Operates a mobile food pantry.

Services include:
Food
Clothing
Limited financial aid for fuel, utilities and transportation
Aid to families who are victims of a fire
Mobile canteen service (used primarily to serve fire, police and utility personnel at the scene of emergencies)

Operates a choice food pantry where people can select food options to take home.

Offers food and clothing items and promotes educational programs regarding healthy nutrition, food safety, and easy food preparation for families.

Provides a food pantry for those in need.

Provides a wide range of services to assist the Hispanic Community
* Operates a food bank designed to assist those who are going through financial struggles.
* Radio Program "Hablemos en Claro" airs every Monday at 11:00am on station WLCH FM 91.3
* English as a Second Language (ESL) classes: Individualized weekly one hour sessions in monthly blocks. $10/per class
* Music Academy: Bilingual music lessons offered to learn to play piano, guitar and bass guitar. $20/hour lesson. Flexible schedule. (Available teacher dependent)
* Laptops for immigrant individuals (includes windows 10 or Linus Operating System

Offers weekly food assistance; limited to one person per household. Bread, pastries, and miscellaneous items are also handed out Fridays with no limitations.

Operates a food pantry.

Operates a food distribution service.

Offers a food bank that provides canned goods, milk, meat, cheese, eggs, and other staples as available. Not able to accommodate special diets, and rarely has baby food or baby formula in stock. Also offers clothing. Assistance limited to once every 4 weeks.

Provides a three-day supply of groceries that includes cereal, peanut butter, sugar, canned fruits, vegetables, and occasionally frozen meat. No special diet foods available.

Provides a Food Bank Distribution. The amount of food varies with circumstances. Baby formula and baby food when available. Special diets are accommodated when possible.

Food pantry

Small food pantry designed to help with emergency food assistance. May get a food basket onece a month. Limited one bag per household. Emergency baskets by referral only.

Provides 50-80 pounds of groceries, includes perishables and non-perishables, fresh fruit and vegetables, bread, meats and dairy. Individuals can obtain food once a month.

Operates Breads and Threads Food Market and Clothing Boutique. Offers food, clothing, accessories, household goods, and diapers available once a week. Serves as a host location for the drive-up Cumberland County Food Bank.

Provides an emergency food pantry.

Offers a food pantry once a month with food from Central PA Food Bank to anyone meeting eligibility requirements

Offers a food pantry.

Provides a food pantry for residents in Manheim Central School District. Can be accessed once per month.

A bilingual, bi-cultural residential drug and alcohol re-education program for women. Treatment is based on principles of individual responsibility, mutual help, personal effort and community support. Program requires 2-1/2 years of in-house treatment, followed by 5 years of follow-up counseling. All treatment is provided by trained, qualified ex-addicts.

As part of its community outreach, Hogar Crea will provide the following services to persons in need:
- moving assistance
- home remodeling
- gardening
- electrical work
Requests for service should be submitted at least 1-2 weeks in advance so the director can establish a work plan for the residents. Only "manpower" is provided, the agency does not have access to a truck.

Provides food items to those in need. Staffed by volunteers.

Provides an array of public library services.

Supplies food.

Provides food pantry services.

Seeks to serve the whole family and build a strong foundation with children from babies through the teenage years.

PETALS - Preschool Prep program offering parents resources and guidance for teaching their children needed skills to be ready to enter school

• Weekly Kids Club - format of developmental activity, life skills, character building, positive adult role models, and social skills development (Evening sessions)
  
  
• Teen Job Readiness and Employment Program in partnership with local high schools
  
  
• Scholarships for high potential, low-income high school students to obtain college while in high school
  
  
• Early childhood education scholarships to high quality Pre-K programs for low income kids
  
  
• Reading Corners program, which is a co-branded United Way initiative, to offer age and developmentally appropriate books to families using our food pantries and assistance centers, and add the components of instructing families on the importance of reading and having in-center volunteers

Provides food. Offers food delivery.

Provides food assistance, energy assistance, direct counseling referrals, programs for children/WIC, educational programs, holiday programs/adoptions, Ready2Learn program, and a summer day camp.

Operates a food pantry. Sells toiletries and paper products at approximately 30% of retail.

Provides food pantry services.

Provides dry goods such as canned foods, boxed foods, bread, cookies, etc., each week. Accepts donations.

Offers emergency supplemental groceries.

Offers a food pantry.

Offers one box of non-perishable food per household per month. Usually open 3 times per month and boxes may be picked up during any open hours.

Provides supplemental food to pre-enrolled children including a pre-packed package and drive-up, stay-in-your-car, stations with produce, pre-made foods, frozen, etc., as available. Offers other items such as clothing and hygiene supplies. Holds special events like a new backpack with school supplies, new winter coats, and an annual Thanksgiving meal.

Provides a food pantry for those in need.

Provides basic needs and emergency resources such as furniture, food delivered weekly, clothing, toiletries, and information.