Want Checklist 2022: Native nonprofits inform us what they want — and how one can assist

Within the spirit of giving, PennLive is as soon as once more providing its annual “Want Checklist” of products and companies wanted by nonprofit organizations and charities throughout central Pa.

The want listing is a compilation of requests, needs, and desires from native organizations that assist help the nonprofit organizations. From a fuel card to workplace paper, volunteers to stamps, there are limitless methods to provide. We hope you discover one thing beneath that resonates with you and encourages you to make a distinction in somebody’s life and the communities they serve.

Under is a want listing of wanted objects from nonprofit organizations all through central Pa. who submitted their want listing to PennLive. These organizations provide their because of all who’ve made donations to this point.

A New Tomorrow, 310 Bonnymead Ave, Harrisburg, PA 17111

• Mission: To supply protected housing for ladies getting back from jail, remedy, or different amenities and aiding them with their targets to achieve stability as they put together to get their very own place.
• Needs: 1) Reward playing cards for meals, toiletries, and quick wants upon ladies’s arrival. 2) 11 journey CAT bus passes. 3) Financial donations to help with the prices of housing for ladies who enter the group. Throughout their first week, housing can be coated for gratis till they discover employment.
• Contact: Geri Forrest and Edith Prepare dinner at [email protected]

Adams County Christian Academy, 1865 Biglerville Highway, Gettysburg, PA 17325

• Mission: To supply high quality non-public Christian training to youngsters in PreK -Twelfth grade.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations to assist pupil wants by way of scholarship funds. 2) New gear for outdated playground. 3) New flooring for gymnasium.
• Contact: Kristen Zell at 717-334-9177.

Alder Well being Providers, 100 N Cameron St Ste 201 Harrisburg Pa 17112

• Mission: To enhance the well being and well-being of people dwelling with HIV/AIDS and members of the LGBTQ+ communities in south central Pennsylvania by offering an inclusive and affirming atmosphere that empowers individuals they serve.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations to buy up to date medical gear and provides. 2) Female hygiene merchandise of all varieties. 3) Canned, non-perishable objects and toiletries for the Alder’s Gibson Copeland Meals Pantry.
• Contact: Kimberly Snyder at [email protected]

Amberson Athletic Affiliation & Neighborhood Middle, PO Field 68, 19289 Amberson Rd., Amberson, PA 17210

• Mission: To revive the affiliation again to a treasure of the valley, with numerous actions that carry the neighborhood collectively. The middle maintains the one athletic subject in Amberson and the neighborhood heart.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations to restore the heating system for higher use of the power and to interchange roof resulting from its leaking points. 2) The necessity for volunteers is their second largest impediment, because the group needed to cut back by canceling occasions resulting from a volunteer scarcity.
• Contact: Troy Stevens at [email protected] or 717-217-9934.

American Basis for Youngsters with AIDS (AFCA), 1520 Greening Lane, Harrisburg PA 17110 USA

• Mission: To supply complete companies to contaminated and affected HIV+ youngsters and their caregivers. Since 2005, in collaboration with our in-country companions, AFCA have served tens of hundreds of households in a number of the most underserved and marginalized communities in Africa. The areas of affect embody medical assist, livelihoods, sustainable meals options, instructional assist, and emergency aid.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations. 2) Hospital beds. 3) Neonatal gear.
• Contact: Tanya Weaver at [email protected]

American Psychological Wellness Affiliation, 25 Spruce Highway Marysville, PA 17053

• Mission: To construct more healthy lives freed from psychological well being points by way of instructional outreach. The state-wide non-profit company focuses on public training for prevention, early intervention, scientific analysis, and cures of psychological well being issues (together with substance misuse) for the holistic well being of the person and society.
• Needs: 1) Sustaining (devoted) funding for long-term subsidy of psychological well being first help coaching and different affiliation psychological wellness applications. 2) Psychological Well being First Assist certified instructors who’re additionally all for coaching to show different affiliation applications. 3) Volunteer help to assist handle program advertising and marketing, scheduling, and coordination.
• Contact: Sharon C. Engdahl, Government Director at 717-343-4945.

Animal Rescue, Inc., 2 Heritage Farm Dr, New Freedom, PA 17349

• Mission: Is devoted to assuaging the struggling of abused and deserted animals. The animal rescue additionally supplies supportive companies to pet house owners and pets in instances of utmost hardship, with the purpose of preserving the human-animal bond intact; pet-assisted remedy; humane training; and spay-neuter surgical procedures. The shelter can be residence to a whole bunch of homeless canines and cats ready to be positioned new adoptive houses.
• Needs: 1) Each dry and moist meals for canines and cats. 2) Financial donations.
• Contact: Sarah Smith at [email protected] or 717-993-3232.

AniMeals of Pa. 1434 Rocky Manner Mechanicsburg Pa 17055

• Mission: To supply free pet meals and veterinary look after the companion animals of native low-income senior residents. The AniMeals program is a one hundred pc volunteer, donation pushed, non-profit group. The group is at present caring for one canine and 12 cats.
• Needs: Financial donations to help with veterinary bills, present flea and tick drugs, and pet meals/treats to maintain their diets constant.
• Contact: Theresa Fazzolari at [email protected]

Annie E. Sterline Library in Lewisberry, 308 Market St, Lewisberry, PA 17339

• Mission: To carry extra individuals from the general public into the library.
• Needs: 1) Volunteers. 2) Financial donations for brand spanking new computer systems. 3) Books.
• Contact: [email protected]

Military Heritage Middle Basis, 950 Troopers Drive, Carlisle, PA 17013

• Mission: To assist the event and enlargement of the U.S. Military Heritage and Training Middle (USAHEC), and its applications, and to maintain and improve the Middle’s and the Basis’s means to tell and educate the American public on contributions by Troopers and the U.S. Military to our nation’s historical past.
• Needs: 1) Veterans to take part within the Veterans Oral Historical past Program with Cumberland Valley Excessive Faculty. 2) Volunteers (with tech abilities) to help with administrative duties for the Veterans’ Oral Historical past Program. 3) Services prepared to donate house and a meal for Veteran occasions.
• Contact: Jeff Hawks at [email protected] or 717-258-1102.

Babs Curran Senior Middle, 403 N. Market Road, Duncannon, PA 17020

• Mission: To assist sponsor native seniors with meals, social actions, and train lessons. The senior heart additionally works with many organizations similar to Perry County Space Company on Growing old and its companions to assist and supply sources for seniors and the neighborhood.
• Needs: 1) Paper towels and bathroom paper. 2) Cleansing provides. 3) Grocery present playing cards. 4) Workplace provides. 5) Cannon printer ink (PGI-280/PGI-281). 6) Cannon toner cartridge (057H).
• Contact: (717) 834-4777

Bell Socialization Providers, 160 S. George Road, York, PA 17401

• Mission: Bell’s mission is to offer an atmosphere of assist and empowerment the place individuals can enhance their high quality of dwelling. The group additionally helps with individuals dwelling with a psychological sickness, an mental incapacity, or individuals experiencing homelessness by way of their emergency/ residential housing and dwelling assist applications.
• Needs: Financial donations to assist people and households cowl the price of rental utility charges ($35 to $50 per grownup in every family). 2) Financial donations to buy bus passes for individuals who don’t drive or don’t have dependable private transportation for work, college, and obligatory appointments. 3) Straightforward-to-open non-perishable, and individually wrapped meals objects.
• Contact: Averie Clark at 717-848-5767, ext. 1505.

Benny’s Pet Basis, 5202 Simpson Ferry Highway, Suite 102, Mechanicsburg, PA 17050

• Mission: To supply grants to qualifying veterinary care funds, nonprofit organizations, and nonprofit rescues for emergency vet care.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations to assist native rescues who’ve pets in want of emergency care. 2) Volunteers for his or her annual PawtoberFest – Pet Appreciation Day in October.
• Contact: Marsha Brandt at [email protected]

Massive Brothers Massive Sisters of the Capital Area, 1519 North Third Road, Harrisburg, PA 17102

• Mission: To create and assist one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the facility and promise of youth.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations to buy curriculum supplies and exercise provides for our school-based youth mentoring applications. 2) Reward playing cards for youth-friendly actions for ages (bowling, trampoline parks, eating places, sports activities video games, theatre tickets, and many others.). 3) Match Exercise Baggage – Fill a backpack, tote bag or drawstring bag with video games, puzzles, crafts, and actions to jump-start conversations for a brand new match.
• Contact: Rachel Gerber at [email protected]. Gerber may also be reached by way of cellphone at 717- 620-9746 (cellular) or 717-236-1099 (workplace).

Bike A Higher Path, 5917 Shope Place Harrisburg, PA 17109

• Mission: Donating model new bikes, locks, helmets, deal with luggage, and assist packets to Harrisburg space youngsters in want in the course of the holidays. This 12 months, their purpose is to giveaway 200 bikes, locks, and helmets.
• Needs: 1) New bike locks (cable combo or alphabet bike locks). 2) Model new bikes. 3) Financial donations to assist cowl prices of deal with luggage, new bikes, and bike locks.
• Contact: Forrest Healey Government Director at [email protected] or 717-645-1996.

Bloomfield Public Library, 23 E. McClure St., New Bloomfield, PA 17068

• Mission: To supply high quality supplies and companies to meet instructional, informational, cultural, and leisure wants of the New Bloomfield neighborhood in an environment that’s welcoming, respectful, and businesslike.
• Needs: 1) Youngsters’s tote luggage (40) for books for our youngsters’s program. 2) Amazon present playing cards for brand spanking new books and DVD purchases.
• Contact: Kazia Gemmill Interim Library Director at [email protected] or 717-582-7426.

Boys & Ladies Membership of Harrisburg, 1227 Berryhill Road, Harrisburg, PA 17104

• Mission: To function a neighborhood-based group dedicated to serving youth of all backgrounds in creating shallowness, character, and to assist them grow to be accountable residents by offering bodily, leisure, social, instructional, and vocational applications.
• Needs: 1) Artwork provides. (Watercolors, brushes, sketch pads, and many others.) 2) Board Video games. (Uno, Join 4, Chess, and many others.) 3) Financial donations for Summer time Camp 2023 for membership members who applies for scholarship help on the fee of $44 per day; $220 per week; $1,980 per summer season.
• Contact: Mark Hawthorne Government Director at mhawthornebgchbg.org or 717-234-3268, ext. 100.

Bread of Life Outreach – Promenade Excellent Occasion, 253 N. sixth Road Newport PA 17074

• Mission: To make teenage women and boys really feel valued by offering free formal put on for Promenade. Each spring, a whole bunch of teenagers are pampered at their three-day Promenade Excellent occasion by a private procuring assistant. The nonprofit additionally supplies a brand new outfit and a present bag as properly. Subsequent 12 months, the nonprofit hopes to restock their stock for the 2023 Promenade Excellent occasion.
• Needs: 1) Plus dimension robes (16W-26W or 1X-4X). 2) Males’s fits and tuxedos. 3) Business garment steamers.
• Contact: Bonnie Bellis at 717-763-0590.

Breaking The Chainz, Inc., 2134 N. Sixth Road, Harrisburg, PA 17110

• Mission: Is to interrupt the chains of poverty, psychological and bodily imprisonment, social injustice, and inequality; whereas including hyperlinks of unity, neighborhood restoration, training, and substance consciousness. Breaking the Chainz Inc. advocates on behalf of battered ladies and kids by creating safer communities for them to reside. Additionally they work with women and men coming residence from jail by offering them with the mandatory instruments to grow to be productive members of society.
• Needs: 1) Volunteers to help with occasions. 2) Workplace provides. (Copy paper, toner, cleansing provides, rest room paper, paper towels, and many others.) 3) Financial donations in the direction of the Julian Mallory Scholarship Fund Yearly two $500 scholarships are given to highschool college students attending their first-year freshmen in school.
• Contact: Dorothy M. Scott at [email protected] or 717-525-9448.

Brethren Neighborhood Ministries (bcmPEACE), 219 Hummel St, Harrisburg, PA 17104

• Mission: To serve Allison Hill residents in turning into a safer, more healthy neighborhood empowered by God’s peace, in accordance with their web site. The ministry additionally goals to strengthen relationships inside our neighborhood, empower leaders, collaborate with different organizations, and pursue shalom by way of their peace and nonviolence work.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations to replace their residence models. (Updates features a new, safe again gate, a brand new washer and dryer, and flooring.) 2) Garments and family Gadgets. (Kitchen provides, bedding and towels, and toiletries.) 3) Volunteers who can lay easy flooring, substitute lights, mild portray, and litter clear up in and round our residential models.
• Contact: Alyssa Parker at [email protected] or 717-234-0415 ext. 20.

Bunny Brigade Inc.

• Mission: To rescue deserted rabbits and place them everlasting houses, which incorporates neutering and selling their foster and adoption. The animal welfare’s second missions are to advertise educated and proper care of home home rabbits by serving to individuals higher perceive companion animals.
• Needs: 1) Foster houses for rabbits in want. Please go to bunnybrigadepa.com/foster to use. 2) Provides for rabbits in our care. (Amazon Wishlist) 3) Financial donations to assist veterinary prices.
• Contact: Tori Loch at [email protected] or 570-231-4084.

BunnyPeople, 6784 Linglestown Rd, Harrisburg PA 17112

• Mission: Taking in undesirable, abused, deserted, and discarded home rabbits; get them obligatory medical care, spayed/neutered, and adopted right into a without end and loving residence the place they are going to grow to be an integral member of that household. The non-profit home rabbit rescue, adoption and training group based in 1992, additionally educates the general public by way of talking engagements at companies, church youth teams, youngsters’s organizations, faculties, and retirement communities.
• Needs: 1) Grocery retailer present playing cards to purchase produce, paper towels, white vinegar, uncoated paper plates. 2) Agway or tractor provide present playing cards. 3) Financial donations.
• Contact: 717-877-3414

Caitlin’s Smiles, 3303 North sixth Road, Harrisburg, PA 17110

• Mission: Encourages youngsters with critical well being challenges to discover their uniquely artistic skills by collaborating in arts and craft actions. Whereas creating emotions of self-worth and instilling confidence in these youngsters, the efforts finally put smiles on the faces of everybody concerned. The group additionally donates arts and craft provides to space medical amenities for youngsters being handled with quite a lot of medical circumstances.
• Needs: 1) Reward playing cards (Amazon, Greenback Tree, Michaels, Walmart) to buy artwork and craft provides. 2) Volunteers to assist employees the entrance welcome desk and to help with fundamental upkeep. 3) Financial donations for youngsters’s puzzles, coloring books and new youngsters’s books.
• Contact: Cheryl Hornung Founder and Director at 717-412-4759.

Canine Companions for Life (CPL), 334 Faggs Manor Highway, Cochranville, PA 19330,

• Mission: Canine Companions for Life is devoted to coaching service canines, residence companion canines, residential companion canines, and courthouse companion canines to extend the independence and high quality of life for people with bodily, developmental, and cognitive disabilities.
• Needs: 1) Volunteers to stroll and cuddle our canines, pet elevate and whelp our puppies. 2) Financial Donations- The entire price to boost, practice, place, and supply lifetime assist for every CPL canine is greater than $32,000 per canine, in accordance with CPL. Canines and companies are supplied for gratis to recipients. 3) Dog breeder networking. CPL mentioned they’re seeking to join with canine breeders to seek out breeding high quality canines and puppies to carry into our program.
• Contact: Kirstin Downie Director of Growth and Communications at [email protected] or 610-869-4902 ext. 214.

Capital Space Science and Engineering Truthful (CASEF), Penn State Harrisburg, Middletown PA

• Mission: To encourage a better curiosity in STEM (Science Expertise Engineering Math) research and encourage college students to conduct artistic analysis with the chance to current their tasks for analysis by the skilled STEM neighborhood.
• Needs: 1) A laptop computer with a present home windows program and Workplace 365. 2) STEM professionals to assist with judging in March 2023. 3) Financial donations for selling pre-college STEM analysis and the laptop computer.
• Contact: Valerie Knowles Truthful Director at [email protected]

Castaway Critters, The James A. Hueholt Memorial Basis for Animals, P.O. Field 1421, Harrisburg, PA 17105

• Mission: To supply new beginnings for misplaced, abused, and deserted companion animals. Castaway Critters additionally deal with the sick, the damage, the seniors, and particular wants animals as properly, because the group by no means flip their backs on the “exhausting circumstances”. Animals not adopted will stay the remainder of their lives in one among our foster houses.
• Needs: 1) Volunteers and cat fosters. 2) KMR, Purina Professional Plan kitten meals, grownup moist/dry cat meals, grownup dry pet food. 3) Reward playing cards (Chewy, Amazon, and Grocery retailer) 4) Financial donations.
• Contact: [email protected]

Catholic Charities, Harrisburg PA

• Mission: Refugee Resettlement company working to combine incoming immigrant populations.
• Needs: 1) Coats 2) Socks. 3) Hygiene objects. 4) Family items. 5) Gasoline and meals present playing cards for needy households. 6) 4 volunteer drivers. 7) Translators. 8) Authorized immigration sources. 9) Financial donations.
• Contact: Thomas Smith at 717-704-6352

Catholic Charities – Diocese of Harrisburg, 4800 Union Deposit Rd., Harrisburg, PA 17111

• Mission: To foster the beliefs of Christ by offering assist, compassion, and dignity to those that come to us in want.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations. 2) Reward playing cards. (Goal, Walmart, Large, and many others.) 3) Private care merchandise. (Cleaning soap, shampoo, toothpaste, and many others.)
• Contact: Christopher Meehan at [email protected] or 717-657-4804 ext. 284.

CDSD NutriPacks Program, 600 Rutherford Highway, Harrisburg PA 17109

• Mission: Our mission is to assist struggle meals insecurity for households within the Central Dauphin Faculty District. The group additionally distribute nutritious meals on a weekly foundation to households.
• Needs: 1)Financial donations payable to Panther Ram Basis. 2) Jars of 28 oz plastic jars of peanut butter. 3) Volunteers.
• Contact: Pam Jones, Director at [email protected]

Central PA Operation Heat Hearts, 514 W Elmwood Ave Mechanicsburg, PA 17055

• Mission: To make and supply knitted objects (hats, scarves, and many others.), fleece no sew blankets, PLarn sleeping mats, new socks and hygiene kits to homeless shelters and companies in York Dauphin and Cumberland counties. We additionally present child hats and blankets to household life facilities.
• Needs: 1) New cotton crew socks (males’s, ladies’s, or unisex) 2) Workspace. Their present workspace is meant to be demolished, in accordance with the group We want a brand new residence! Our working wants embody space for storage and sorting/packaging our donations acquired (portions 2,000+ serving 13 businesses), assembly/classroom/workplace house to host our actions, temperature management, electrical, web, means to put a safe donation field accessible from the skin to obtain donations from our volunteers. | Knitting/crochet volunteers at all times welcome! We additionally want numerous assist behind the scenes: social media, distribution committee, donations committee.
• Contact: Emily Gochenaur 717-516-5601.

Central Pennsylvania Meals Financial institution, 3908 Corey Highway Harrisburg, PA 17109

• Mission: Combating starvation, enhancing lives, strengthening communities
• Needs: Monetary Donations, Volunteers, Advocacy | Monetary Donations | Volunteers
• Contact: Jennifer Sands at [email protected]

Central Pennsylvania Literacy Council, 225 Hummel Avenue (Rear), Lemoyne PA 17043

• Mission: To supply particular person literacy instruction to adults.
• Needs: One pill/iPad for pupil use. | Workplace chairs (4), one set of folding chairs (4) | A volunteer to guage current web site; replace, enhance and assist us preserve (improved)web site
• Contact: L.D. Fishel at [email protected]

Chinese language Cultural & Arts Institute, 200 S. forty first Road, Suite B, Harrisburg, PA 17111

• Mission: To assist facilitate and nurture an understanding between the oldest tradition on the earth and the USA American Tradition. The CCAI helps to broaden this understanding by way of the change of cultural arts between the 2 societies. The oldest and deepest cultural roots of any society are in its dances. CCAI helps with the change of dance, artwork, tradition, theatre, and language.
• Needs: A brand new residence! Present location being taken with Eminent Area by PENNDOT. | Donations to rebuild. |
• Contact: [email protected], or 717-585-7701.

Christian Life Worship Middle Church of the Residing God, 23 North Linden Road Harrisburg, PA 17103.

• Mission: The Christian Life Worship Middle is a individuals who need to be a blessing to the neighborhood. We imagine as followers of Jesus the Christ we’re to be examples of God’s wonderful Grace by way of service to these much less lucky. As the vacations are quickly approaching, we’re in want of financial donations to buy on a regular basis objects, paper prods, non-perishable objects, similar to, field pasta, can items, dairy prods. Our 2022 purpose is to provide away 75-100 free meals packing containers by way of Outreach Ministries Dec 19,2022. Volunteers are welcome to take part.
• Needs: 1) Financial presents. 2) Volunteers are welcome to assist distribute packing containers by way of the drive-thru.
• Contact: The Rev Laura Thomas at (OFC-)717-526-8765. PO Field 62195 Harrisburg PA 17106

Cocoa Kitties, 862 E Chocolate Ave, Hershey, PA. 17033

• Mission: Our mission of our cat rescue is to offer assist to companion animals by rescue, rehabilitation, adoption, and spay/neuter, whereas making a extra compassionate and caring neighborhood for animals by way of training.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations to assist us cowl medical prices for the cats. 2) Chewy/Amazon present playing cards to buy provides for the cats. 3) A reasonable industrial house within the Hershey space to arrange an adoption heart.
• Contact: Kendra Daub at 717-533-6734.

Cross Inc., CROSS inc. 712 Pinola Highway, Shippensburg. Native deal with: Cumberland Vista 1073 Yor Highway, Dillsburg PA

• Mission: CROSS has 3 houses for adults with mental disabilities. One in Cumberland County and a pair of in Franklin County. We do life collectively. The residents stay with us – we assist them handle their lives. We now have been doing life collectively since 1985.
• Needs: Protected dependable transportation is at all times an excellent want as we take them to medical doctors, day applications, church, and many others. We placed on numerous years. A beneficiant present final 12 months offered one to be delivered early 2023 – current want – Minivan. | Sheetz present playing cards for fuel. A urgent want as costs have risen | Volunteers for our camp for Particular wants June 19-23, 2023, Nurse(s), Counselors
• Contact: Jim Roberts at [email protected], or 717-816-6493.

Cumberland County Search and Rescue Crew, CCSAR 400, 1 Public Security Drive, Carlisle, PA 17015

• Mission: The Cumberland County Search and Rescue Crew has major jurisdiction and duty to conduct search and rescue missions for misplaced or lacking individuals inside Cumberland County. The group additionally responds to calls in neighboring counties with out their very own search and rescue property.
• Needs: Cash to buy an all-terrain gurney (approx. $2500) | Cash to buy a search and rescue drone (approx. $26, 860) | Volunteers to help in search and rescue operations
• Contact: Dave Moyer, [email protected]

D.R.E.A.M. Partnership, 3815 Market St, Camp Hill PA 17011

• Mission: To develop scholarship and post-secondary (school) instructional alternatives, which result in unbiased dwelling and employment for college students with mental disabilities in Pennsylvania.
• Needs: Financial donations for use for scholarships for college students with mental disabilities attending school | Financial donations for use for program growth in faculties/universities for college students with mental disabilities | Financial donations for use for total programming prices
• Contact: Nancy Shirley at [email protected]

Dauphin County CASA (Courtroom Appointed Particular Advocates for youngsters), 2080 Linglestown Highway, Suite 107

• Mission: To empower citizen volunteers to talk up for youngsters who’ve skilled abuse and neglect by advocating for his or her finest pursuits each out and in of the courtroom. By means of a evaluate of data in addition to neighborhood involvement, our volunteers put together insightful reviews to help the Judges and Listening to Examiners presiding over dependency issues within the Dauphin County Courtroom of Widespread Pleas.
• Needs: 1) Neighborhood volunteers who can decide to undergo 30 hours of preservice coaching and settle for an task from the court docket as soon as sworn in by the Decide to be his eyes or ears by investigating the companies and placement being given to the kid. 2) Financial donations to assist employees members practice and supervise the CASA volunteers. These two wants are the essence of the Dauphin County CASA program to serve abused and uncared for youngsters in order that they notice the very best consequence once they go away dependency resulting from abuse and neglect and discover a without end residence. 3) Financial donations to extend neighborhood attendance of fundraising occasions which is the digital Giving Tree marketing campaign Nov. 29 by way of Dec. 31 together with different future occasions.
• Contact: Corey L. Korinda, Government Director at [email protected] or 717-888-9973.

Derry Township Neighborhood Cats, 47 E. Derry Rd. Hershey PA 17033

• Mission: We’re a entice/neuter/return (TNR) program devoted to humanely controlling the out of doors cat inhabitants in Derry Township.
• Needs: 1) Cat meals: Purina grownup cat chow, Purina kitten chow and Friskies or Fancy Feast moist meals 2) Cat litter: clumping or paper pellet 3) Donations to assist with medical bills. Mail to: PO Field 976 Hershey PA 17033
• Contact: [email protected] or 717-592-8087.

Home Violence Intervention of Lebanon County, PO Field 42, Lebanon, PA 17042

• Mission: To supply security, assist, and advocate for justice for victims of home violence in Lebanon County together with public training for the neighborhood.
• Needs: 1) New massive tote and reusable grocery luggage 2) Store present playing cards (Walmart, Goal, and many others.) 3) Hand truck (for smaller masses)
• Contact: LeAnne Burchik, Government Director at [email protected], or 717-273-7154.

Home Violence Intervention of Lebanon County, Inc., PO Field 42, Lebanon, PA 17042

• Mission: To unite and educate the Lebanon County neighborhood by advocating for justice and creating security for victims of home violence and their youngsters, so they might stay free from abuse.
• Needs: 1) Cash to place towards the set up of a wheelchair elevate at our emergency shelter 2) Weis Markets present/grocery playing cards 3) Non-perishable meals objects
• Contact: Mike Ritter at [email protected]

Home Violence Providers of Cumberland & Perry Counties, PO Field 1039 Carlisle, PA

• Mission: DVSCP helps the empowerment of those that are experiencing home violence by way of the availability of equitable and inclusive direct companies and the promotion of nonviolence by way of social and methods change.
• Needs: 1) A TV for the shelter’s childcare room. 2) Kitchen playset for our childcare room. 3) A Little Tykes station for our childcare room.
• Contact: Tasha Frey at [email protected], or 717-258-4806.

Geese Limitless Conodoguinet Chapter (Geese.org), Nation-wide group with our native chapter at: 217 Brindle Highway, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055

• Mission: To preserve, protect, and handle wetlands and related habitats for waterfowl and wildlife in addition to for the good thing about the area people.
• Needs: 1) Cash – occasion prices for fundraising are on the rise, making it tougher to ahead substantial internet proceeds in the direction of our mission. 2) We do bi-annual freeway cleanup in addition to an annual creek clean-up occasion (of the Conodoguinet) and are at all times in search of neighborhood volunteers for these two efforts. 3) Donations from native companies to create raffle baskets for our annual banquet on April 15, 2023. We might like to assist native companies by way of these raffles.
• Contact: Kalene Faircloth at [email protected], or 717-350-1261.

East Penn Panther Pack, 890 Panther Parkway, Enola, PA 17025

• Mission: Our mission is to offer weekly groceries to the households of EPASD which can be on free or decreased lunch.
• Needs: 1) Cash into our account on the Central Pa Meals Financial institution. We accomplice with them and buy massive quantities of groceries each week. 2) A industrial dimension fridge. We now have a couple of hand me down fridges that are nice however take up a ton of house. It might be nice to have the whole lot saved in on 3) Extra shelving. We now have expanded a lot as a result of improve in want. We want extra cabinets to retailer our objects.
• Contact: Leanne Kalb at [email protected], or 717-512-3852.

Ecumenical Meals Pantry, 901 N. sixth Road, Harrisburg, PA 17102

• Mission: The Ecumenical Meals Pantry helps these within the better Harrisburg space who’re experiencing meals insecurity, primarily by way of the availability of emergency meals help.
• Needs: 1) Cash (to buy meals) 2) Private Hygiene Gadgets (cleaning soap, deodorant, shampoo, toothpaste, rest room paper), 3) Non-perishable Meals (canned soup, greens, fruit, tuna, peanut butter, crackers, rice, pasta, pasta sauce, and many others.)
• Contact: Deidre Lenker at [email protected], or 717-599-1714.

Emily’s Care Closet Inc., 3140 Ridings Manner, York, PA 17408

• Mission: Emily’s Care Closet helps households within the Central Pennsylvania area with private care objects similar to cleaning soap, shampoo, toothpaste, and female hygiene merchandise. Our group additionally supplies new garments and vacation presents for teenagers. Within the fall, we host a back-to-school drive and supply new garments and backpacks for teenagers.
• Needs: 1) Private care objects similar to cleaning soap, toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo 2) New teen woman and boy’s garments 3) Financial donations to buy private care merchandise and teenage garments for the vacations
• Contact: Kristin Warner 717-870-9962 [email protected]

Household Promise Harrisburg Capital Area, 56 Erford Highway, Camp Hill, PA 17011

• Mission: We assist households with youngsters experiencing homelessness or in danger for being homeless. We imagine each baby deserves a everlasting residence.
• Needs: 1) Volunteers to assist with driving the households from the Day Middle in Camp Hill to our internet hosting websites. 2) Cleansing provides similar to dish cleaning soap, laundry detergent, rest room bowl cleaner, and Swiffer mop pads. 3) Diapers of all sizes and child wipes
• Contact: Matthew Wagner, Government Director at [email protected], or 717-737-1100.

FLOW (For the Love of Ladies), 2468 Rudy Highway, Harrisburg, PA 17104

• Mission: Our mission is to offer menstrual hygiene merchandise to ladies and women in susceptible communities.
• Needs: 1) Unscented Menstrual Hygiene Pads 2) Unscented Panty Liners 3) Unscented Wipes
• Contact: Tracey Jennings at [email protected]

Overlook-Me-Not Promenade Put on, Hershey, Pa.

• Mission: Offering free new or gently used formal apparel for youth, who’re financially struggling or who’re in foster care, wishing to attend their promenade.
• Needs: 1) Massive sized promenade robes (dimension 16 and above) 2) Males’s fits, neck ties, bow ties and costume footwear 3) Ladies’s formal footwear and equipment similar to jewellery, clutch luggage, and many others.
• Contact: Ann Bickelman at [email protected], or 717-319-6424.

Buddies of the West Shore Theatre, Inc., 317 Bridge Road, New Cumberland, PA 17070

• Mission: The West Shore Theatre would be the heart for arts in New Cumberland and surrounding communities, enriching the area by providing top quality, various, inexpensive leisure and training by way of cinema, music, theatre and theatre arts training.
• Needs: 1) Donations to offer assist for oblique prices similar to warmth, air-con, insurance coverage, utilities so we will provide leisure at affordable costs. 2) Funding for or donation of Three microphones to be used on stage productions, together with music and theatre. 3) Donated printing companies for brochures, theatre flyers and extra.
• Contact: Ann Moffitt, ACFRE 717-856-4428, 100 carol StndF

Gastroparesis Affected person Affiliation for Cures and Remedies, Inc. (G-PACT), 185-132 Newberry Commons, Etters, PA 17319

• Mission: G-PACT is devoted to growing consciousness of and offering a community of sources for gastro-intestinal (GI) tract sicknesses and dealing in the direction of improved high quality of life for these with GI points. G-PACT helps those that have gastroparesis, persistent intestinal pseudo-obstruction, and colonic inertia in addition to different GI points to have a greater high quality of life by way of training, medical assist, emotional assist, instructional sources, a number of assist applications, affected person advocacy applications and different help as wanted.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations to assist the group and its free sources 2) Volunteers – board members | CAD designer to assist design medical merchandise
• Contact: Jeanne Troy [email protected]

GBC Church (Gettysburg Baptist Church), 95 Fairview Highway, Gettysburg, PA 17325

• Mission: Our church’s mission is to succeed in as many individuals in our neighborhood as attainable. To feed them spiritually and bodily. We now have a meals drive for the neighborhood to come back and get meals as soon as a month. We now have been passing out meals to over 200 households month-to-month. On the identical time, we give them info on different sources in our neighborhood and a tract about Jesus’s love for us.
• Needs: 1) $6,000 for a triple door freezer for our meals pantry/meals drive. We now have had a number of hunters donate deer. We course of it after which give it out at our month-to-month meals drive. 2) $200 for heavy obligation metallic shelving for our meals drive room. We want three of those cabinets ($600) however could be pleased with one. 3) Canned meals and dry meals. We give out luggage of meals to over 200 household’s a month at our Meals Drive.
• Contact: Denise Wentz at [email protected], or 717-465-8910. Tammy Hawks will be reached at [email protected], or 484-866-4278.

Woman Scout Troop 80972 Blessing Field, Our troop is situated in Shippensburg PA

• Mission: Our Woman Scout troop put in a Blessing Field to offer meals to these in our neighborhood who want a serving to hand.
• Needs: 1) Grocery retailer present playing cards to purchase non-perishable meals objects to put within the Blessing Field. 2) Non-perishable meals objects
• Contact: [email protected]

Good Karma Storage, 1611 Buckingham Rd, Harrisburg, PA 17111

• Mission: We offer no price automotive restore to help our financially struggling neighbors to make sure that they’ve a protected and authorized car with which to earn a dwelling and handle their households.
• Needs: Financial donations to cowl auto elements for our Working-Class Heroes recipients.
• Contact: Cindy Case, [email protected], or 717-329-1888.

Grandparents Concerned from the Begin, Inc., 6193 Chatham Glenn Manner N, Harrisburg, PA

• Mission: We assist grandparents which can be elevating their grandchildren between the ages of 5-18 years previous with info, sources and in some circumstances monetary help.
• Needs: Financial donation of $50 every to buy present playing cards to native grocery shops. | Financial donation of $25 every to buy present playing cards for fuel. | Financial donation of $20 every to buy college provides for grandchildren.
• Contact: Dolorez Cobb-Jones 717-686-9237

Grantville Volunteer Fireplace Firm, 9199 Allentown Blvd, Grantville, PA 17028

• Mission: The Grantville Volunteer Fireplace Firm’s function is to assist shield lives and property. Our major perform is prevention, management and extinguishment of fires and to offer rescue and emergency medical companies with the East Hanover Township of Dauphin County, word this consists of an energetic piece of I81. We additionally present mutual help to surrounding communities.
• Needs: 1) Hydration and power drinks – we want Gatorade please 2) Bottled water is at all times briefly provide 3) Power boosting/sustaining particular person snacks
• Contact: Linda Youngblood at 717-566-3656.

Gretna Theatre, 451 State Route 117, 2nd FL, Mt. Gretna, PA 17064

• Mission: Along with our 5 Mainstage productions every summer season, we’re shining a highlight on arts accessibility by way of each alternative supplied at America’s OLDEST Summer time Theatre. Your present could make it attainable for somebody to understand theatre and arts-education for the very first time.
• Needs: 1) financial donations. 2) Volunteering companies.
• Contact: Adrienne Sperratore, [email protected] or 717-964-3322 ext. 6.

Halifax Wildcat Training Basis, 3940 Peters Mountain Highway Halifax, PA 17032

• Mission: Our mission is to counterpoint, improve and develop the educational alternatives for college students within the Halifax Neighborhood.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations to assist fund summer season camps, together with provides. 2) Financial donations to assist fund tutoring program.
• Contact: Jean Wilson at [email protected]

Harrisburg Space Riverboat Society, 105 North Entrance Road, Harrisburg, PA 17101

• Mission: To extend tourism and financial growth whereas fostering enhanced instructional alternatives in Central Pennsylvania by showcasing the varied ecology, historical past, leisure attraction, and scenic great thing about the Susquehanna River.
• Needs: 1) iPads (2) for our Ticket Sales space & Galley Sq. registers. 2) New sound system with indoor and out of doors audio system. 1) Financial or product donation for hardwood ground substitute in Satisfaction Riverboat salon.
• Contact: Melissa Snyder at [email protected], or 717-234-6500.

Harrisburg River Rescue & Emergency Providers, 725 S. twenty second Road, Harrisburg, PA 17104

• Mission: A non-profit, 100% volunteer Group that gives water security training & coaching for the neighborhood & skilled rescue personnel, in addition to water rescue & emergency response to municipalities & organizations all through Dauphin County & different counties upon request.
• Needs: 1) Donation of a brand new or in superb situation mid-size SUV with a trailer pkg, for use as a OIC car with extra gear, for quick responses to a water rescue scene. 2) Male & feminine volunteers, 18 years and older to assist with water rescue calls, dive missions, drone operators, fundraising and administrative duties. Expertise not obligatory, we’ll practice. 3) Individual(s) accustomed to grant writing for gear ‚coaching, instructional supplies and constructing upgrades & renovations.
• Contact: Joe Ketterer, Public Info Officer, at [email protected], or 717-255-5999.

HART – Harrisburg Animal Rescue Crew, 3407 N 2nd Road Harrisburg, PA 17110

• Mission: Our mission is to rescue cats and kittens, have them handled medically, vaccinated, spayed, or neutered and undertake them into loving houses. We assist residents of the Harrisburg surrounding gates. We hope to cut back the variety of undesirable cats and kittens.
• Needs: 1) Moist and dry meals 2) Cat litter 3) Flea drugs
• Contact: William Forgy, 717-512-6543, [email protected]

HBG1ST Meeting, 4100 N. Progress Avenue, Harrisburg, PA 17110

• Mission: We wish to interact, equip, and empower individuals to meet the Nice Fee, which is sharing the love of Jesus! We do that by way of weekly companies, in addition to outreach applications together with our Epic Easter Egg Hunt, Religion Into Motion Household Competition, Trunk or Deal with, and Coronary heart of Christmas. HBG1ST is a spot for brand spanking new beginnings, the place one of the best is but to come back!
• Needs: We’re on the lookout for financial donations to buy meals objects & college provides for our annual Religion Into Motion Household Competition on Saturday, July 22, 2023. Checks will be made to HBG1ST Meeting with FIA within the memo line. Donations will be made by way of our web site. Please mark different and phone the church workplace to tell us that’s designated for FIA.
• Contact: Missy Prepare dinner at [email protected], or (717) 657-2500.

Wholesome Steps Diaper Financial institution, 4075 Linglestown Rd #229, Harrisburg, PA 17112

• Mission: We offer free diapers and interval provides to South Central Pennsylvania households in want. We depend on donations to finish our mission. Please assist us preserve infants and households clear, dry & wholesome this vacation with a simple on-line donation.
• Needs: 1) Measurement 6 diapers from our Amazon Wishlist 2) In a single day interval pads from our Amazon Wishlist 3) Financial donations for diapers or mailed to Wholesome Steps Diaper Financial institution, 4075 Linglestown Rd #229, Harrisburg, PA 17112
• Contact: Rebecca Cason [email protected]

Helen O. Krause Animal Basis Inc. , 813 S. Baltimore St, Dillsburg, PA 17019

• Mission: We’re a 501c3 non-profit, no-kill animal rescue serving to deserted, abused and stray cats and canines discover security, love and without end houses.
• Needs: 1) We at all times want volunteers to assist us clear cat rooms and stroll canines, particularly evenings 2) Cleansing provides are at all times a necessity. Paper towels, 13- and 33-gal trash luggage, HE liquid laundry detergent, bleach, and dish cleaning soap. 3) Pet meals is at all times wanted. Purina Cat Chow Full dry and Purina Dog Hen and Rice formulation kibble.
• Contact: Alex Holden: [email protected]

Serving to the Harrisburg Household, Inc., 511 West Granada Avenue, Hershey, PA 17033

• Mission: Our mission is to offer non-food family and private objects to the better Harrisburg space. We offer bought and donated objects to the much less lucky households and homeless inhabitants. Our purpose is to assist poor households and the homeless neighborhood survive by offering objects that they can’t buy with their SNAP playing cards.
• Needs: Financial donations to buy rest room paper, paper towels, laundry detergent and hand cleaning soap, and many others.
• Contact: Ron Memmi at [email protected], or 717-503-4455.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (York Springs), 216 Predominant Road, York Springs, PA 17372

• Mission: We’ll present Christmas presents of meals baskets to roughly 25 households experiencing meals insecurity in our neighborhood, together with York Springs and areas served by the Bermudian Springs Faculty District.
• Needs: 1) Nonperishable meals similar to canned greens, fruits, soups, canned meat or fish, peanut butter, or different nonperishables similar to rice, pasta, or immediate potatoes. 2) Financial donations for the acquisition of a rooster for every basket. 3) Financial donations to offer a $20 grocery retailer present card for every household.
• Contact: Church secretary at 717-528-4393 or [email protected]

Hope House of Cumberland Valley, 6 Ashley Ct, Boiling Springs PA 17007

• Mission: We’re establishing a transitional residence for ladies who’ve escaped home violence. These ladies are in want of a protected, inexpensive residence. Additionally they want supportive companies similar to counseling, monetary coaching, job placement, authorized advocacy, religious, emotional, and bodily assist. Hope House will present multifaceted assist for these ladies for 1 – 2 years whereas they heal from the trauma of abuse. Hope House will fill an unmet want between emergency shelter and a brand new lifetime of independence.
• Needs: We’re at present in search of vital pledges to facilitate the acquisition of a big residence in Carlisle that may safely home 5-6 ladies. With pledges or contributions at the moment, we will make a money buy of a house and thus present shelter for ladies who can’t discover inexpensive housing. 2) Smaller money donations are additionally welcomed at the moment. We’re a 501(c)(3) and 100% of your presents will go towards the acquisition and institution of this transitional residence. Be a part of us in making an enormous distinction within the futures of abused ladies. 3) We’re open to contemplating any location of a 5-6 bed room in Carlisle that may safely home ladies as a purchase order by Hope House or for a really low lease. Homelessness shouldn’t be the one possibility for ladies struggling the trauma of abuse.
• Contact: Laurie Fitzgerald, Ex.Director at [email protected]

HOPE in Handball, East Shore YMCA, 701 N Entrance St, Harrisburg, PA 17101

• Mission: HOPE in Handball challenges Junior Gamers to study a brand new recreation, meet new individuals, and have enjoyable in a protected and inspiring atmosphere. This system is devoted to enhancing sportsmanship & camaraderie, private & skilled growth, and introducing optimistic neighborhood engagement by way of a number of networking alternatives.
• Needs: 1) $900 for 2 years’ value of NEW gear: protecting eye gear, gloves in all sizes (S, M, L, XL), and a pair of circumstances of handballs 2) $500 for youth tournaments and hospitality. The in-house tournaments are free, and the cash can be used for meals hospitality and trophies. 3) Grownup Handball Gamers (Volunteers): we have now a really partaking group of Junior Gamers, and the grownup gamers are unfold skinny with time and dedication. No handball expertise obligatory; study alongside with the Junior Gamers – meet them the place they’re at; you possibly can study with everybody else.
• Contact: David Botero at [email protected], or 717-798-7128.

Hope Walks, 1215 Gettysburg Pike, Dillsburg, PA 17019

• Mission: To free youngsters and households from the bodily, emotional, and financial burden of clubfoot.
• Needs: 1) Common donations to assist remedy for youths born with clubfoot in Latin America and Africa 2) Donations of $15 or extra to buy braces for youths going by way of the clubfoot remedy course of. 3) Month-to-month donors of $40 or extra. A month-to-month present at this degree for a 12 months helps full remedy for one baby born with clubfoot.
• Contact: Steve Robinson at [email protected], or 717-502-4400.

Jewish Household Service of Better Harrisburg, 3333 North Entrance Road, Harrisburg PA 17110

• Mission: To assist individuals meet life’s most troublesome challenges by way of our high-quality psychological well being, adoption and foster care, resettlement and neighborhood companies.
• Needs: 1) Funds for emergency monetary help to assist individuals struggling to pay their lease keep housed as winter comes. 2) Funds for psychological well being companies for households who can’t afford to pay for companies. 3) Camp scholarships for youngsters in our foster care and adoption applications 4) Funds for scholarship and monetary help. 5) Volunteers for meals on wheels and Afghan and Ukrainian resettlement
• Contact: Kim Hutnik, Growth and Volunteer Coordinator, at [email protected], or 717-233-1681 ext. 3014.

Jubilee Ministries, 235 S. Twelfth St., Lebanon, PA 17042

• Mission: We exist to serve these affected by incarceration by being ambassadors of life change by way of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
• Needs: 1) Funds to buy a brand new van which is able to permit us to move our jail Aftercare college students (women and men) to appointments, lessons, church, and many others. 2) Volunteers to serve behind the scenes in our thrift retailer operation. Our thrift shops exist to assist our jail ministry applications. We now have a full-time volunteer coordinator able to work with volunteers.
• Contact: Matt Hershey at [email protected], or 717-274-7528 x150.

Juniata Mennonite Historic Society, 37322 Route 35, Richfield, PA 17086

• Mission: Our mission is to avoid wasting household, church and native historical past for training and analysis for anybody who’s researching their household family tree, on the lookout for info on native households & houses. Additionally, we give alternatives for varsity college students & homeschoolers to take part in a tour of our info & find out about their native & household historical past.
• Needs: 1-year digital subscription to the Patriot Information/PennLive on-line.
• Contact: Gladys @ [email protected] or 717-694-3113

Keystone Musical Arts Middle, 3705 Trindle Highway, Camp Hill, PA 17011

• Mission: Offering music classes for youngsters & adults together with efficiency alternatives, sound remedy, the Rock Band program, and different musical experiences. We imagine that music enhances each stage of life, and that everybody who pursues music, whether or not as a occupation or as a passion, ought to have the chance to succeed in their fullest potential.
• Needs: 1) Small desks and tables for lesson studios and break room. 2) Folding tables for occasions and seminar/coaching (half-width) tables 3) Soundproofing supplies
• Contact: Terry Selders, [email protected]. 717-737-5622

Keystone Pet Enhanced Remedy Providers (KPETS), 1001 E Oregon Rd. Lititz, PA 17543

• Mission: Keystone Pet Enhanced Remedy Providers (KPETS), based mostly in Lititz, Pa., supplies a community of reliable registered pet remedy groups whose ardour is Touching Lives and Warming Hearts by providing consolation, encouragement and rehabilitation by way of human-animal interactions serving Central Pennsylvania and Northern Maryland. The group supplies this profit by way of our volunteer groups of handlers and their companion animal(s). Our mission is to advertise the therapeutic and rehabilitating advantages of the human-animal bond, and our companies can be found to organizations and people freed from cost.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations for a volunteer video coaching program 2) Financial donations for a rebranding course of 3) Volunteers
• Contact: Laura Heller: 888.685.7387 [email protected]

League of Ladies Voters of Pennsylvania, 1425 Crooked Hill Highway, PO Field 60890 Harrisburg, PA 17106

• Mission: The League of Ladies Voters of Pennsylvania encourages knowledgeable and energetic participation in authorities, works to extend understanding of main public coverage points, and influences public coverage by way of training and advocacy. The League doesn’t assist or oppose any political occasion or candidate however does take — and at all times has taken — stands on points its members have studied. By means of a rigorous research and consensus-taking course of that’s initiated by our grassroots membership, we take positions on governmental, social, and environmental points. By means of analysis and advocacy, the League seeks to encourage Pennsylvanians to actively take part in authorities.
• Needs: The League wants passionate advocates to affix as members on the state degree. As a member of a League, you’ll obtain the nationwide and state newsletters and different publications, motion alerts, invites to League occasions, and extra. As a member of LWVPA, you possibly can work on a variety of points, similar to voting rights, election legal guidelines, defending clear air, water, and land, honest funding and excessive requirements for public faculties, and juvenile justice and felony justice reform. Give the present of membership this vacation season! Be a part of at: https://www.palwv.org/be a part of.
• Contact: [email protected]

Leah’s Legacy Basis, 10631 Grant Shook Highway Greencastle, PA 17225

• Mission: Offering requirements, cheer, and like to ladies in sober dwelling environments
• Needs: 1) Cash for blankets, winter gloves and gloves 2) Cash for important provides for the purple Leah Legacy purple luggage gifted to ladies in restoration 3) Cash for operational prices for Leah’s Gathering Place
• Contact: Michael Straley (founder), at [email protected]

Loving Care Cat Rescue, PO Field 153, Lemoyne, PA 17043

• Mission: To supply loving care to each cat that comes by way of the rescue, no matter their circumstances or medical situation; and actively search a everlasting residence for every cat/kitten rescued. Except critical sickness would warrant, euthanasia will not be an possibility for cats within the care of Loving Care Cat Rescue.
• Needs: 1) Purina moist and dry meals for cats, and for kittens 2) Kitten Meal Alternative (KMR) 3) Occasion volunteers
• Contact: Dorothy Minnick, [email protected]

Lydia’s Closet, 10 Delp Highway, Lancaster, PA

• Mission: To supply clothes freed from cost to high school youngsters in Lancaster, particularly these in Manheim Township.
• Needs: 1) Cash to buy new socks/underwear/toiletries. 2) New Socks and Underwear, all sizes over dimension 4. 3) Gently used clothes, all sizes over dimension 4.
• Contact: Molly Olmsted [email protected]

Maranatha-Carlisle, 20 N Hanover St., Carlisle, PA 17013

• Mission: Maranatha-Carlisle serves greater than 300 purchasers in Dauphin, Cumberland, Perry, and York counties by offering them with sound monetary administration companies. The companies that we offer allow our purchasers to keep up monetary stability whereas dwelling independently.
• Needs: 1) Volunteers to help with fundamental workplace duties and occasions 2) Small bookcase 3) Standing desk
• Contact: Tammie Gitt, [email protected]

Millerstown Neighborhood Pool, 100 West Juniata Parkway

• Mission: To supply household recreation for individuals of all earnings ranges.
• Needs: 1) Chlorine tablets-3inch 2) Reward cards- Lowes, Large, or Weis 3) Volunteers- portray, panorama, or normal upkeep
• Contact: George Moore at 717-303-9695.

Mission Central, Inc., 5 Nice View Drive – Mechanicsburg, PA 17050

• Mission: Mission Central first opened in 2002 with the mission of “Connecting God’s Sources with Human Want.” That is achieved by following three areas of focus…Mission Outreach, Mission Training and Catastrophe Response. By partnering with over 800 completely different organizations, we offer sources to teams who’re doing humanitarian work domestically, throughout the nation and world wide. Moreover, we stand prepared to reply to all weather-related disasters or emergencies that happen. Mission Central is a nonprofit registered with the IRS beneath part 501c3 and with the PA Bureau of Companies and Charitable Organizations.
• Needs: 1) Monetary assist – each greenback we obtain turns into $12 in sources and assists not less than three individuals. 2) Materials donations – college provides, hygiene objects and cleansing provides 3) Gently used family items – we will useful resource these to individuals in want
• Contact: Stephanie Titzel – [email protected] – 717.766.1533, x118

New Hope Ministries, Inc., Predominant workplace is at: 99 W. Church Road, Dillsburg, PA 17019

• Mission: Based 40 years in the past in York County, New Hope Ministries has helped low-income households in want with meals, housing help, job coaching applications, and youth applications. With 9 mounted program service places and 16 cellular pantry websites serving parts of Adams, Cumberland and York Counties, New Hope is a crucial supply of much-needed fundamental wants help and life-changing stability applications to hundreds of households yearly.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations to assist all applications that serve the needy within the company’s south-central Pa. footprint. 2) Private care objects for its pantries (shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, and many others.) 3) Reward playing cards to native retailers.
• Contact: Michelle Zemba at [email protected], or (717) 432-2087 x211.

Operation Wildcat, 600 S Norway Mechanicsburg, PA 17055

• Mission: Operation Wildcat’s mission is to pool sources locally to assist Mechanicsburg Space Faculty District’s college students, households, and employees in want
• Needs: 1) Units of (new or gently used) sheets, all sizes 2) Family cleansing provides 3) New pillows
• Contact: Leslie Collins 717-795-7372, [email protected]

PA Breast Most cancers Coalition , 2397 Quentin Rd, Suite B. Lebanon, PA 17042

• Mission: The PA Breast Most cancers Coalition represents, helps, and serves breast most cancers survivors and their households in Pennsylvania by way of instructional programming, legislative advocacy, and breast most cancers analysis grants. Gadgets collected can be distributed to breast most cancers sufferers by way of our Buddies Like Me care bundle program.
• Needs: 1) Knit Scarves 2) Hand/Physique Lotion 3) Exercise Books (Grownup Coloring Books, Crossword Puzzles, Sudoku, And so on.)
• Contact: Katherine Wolf – (717) 769-2305 [email protected]

PA Dream House, Inc., 1323 State Road, Harrisburg, PA 17103

• Mission: The first mission of the Dream House is to offer a supportive residence for younger ladies to heal from life’s challenges, uncover their God-given function, and study the talents wanted to pursue their goals. We additionally provide assist to a bunch of younger adults who don’t stay on the Dream House however want assist in different methods. We attempt to see younger adults inspired and empowered to chase their goals!
• Needs: 1) Month-to-month Donors to extend steady earnings 2) Tangible goods-Paper towels, rest room paper, cleansing provides, and many others. 3) Walmart present playing cards
• Contact: Anthony Shelly at [email protected], or 717-598-4033.

PA Non secular Coalition for Reproductive Justice, 1280 Clover Lane Harrisburg, PA 17113

• Mission: We’re the PA Neighborhood Accomplice of the RCRC.org. striving to be our state’s spiritual voice for reproductive justice, educating, serving, witnessing, and advocating for reproductive justice as a religious and ethical situation.
• Needs: 1) Printing companies or $200 to pay for printing brochures and banners to get the phrase out that individuals of religion care deeply about reproductive justiced 2) Volunteer assist to do religion outreach to supportive clergy and different religion leaders who will assist us fulfill our mission 3) Volunteer assist to help our Fb/Twitter/Instagram outreach.
• Contact: Jim Cavenaugh 717 580-6011 [email protected]

Patch-n-Match, Inc., 2101 North Entrance Road, Constructing 1, Suite 100, Harrisburg, PA 17110

• Mission: We’re a drop-in-center for adults in Dauphin County who expertise psychological sickness. We offer socialization, recreation and help with all kinds of day-to-day conditions. We assist individuals entry neighborhood sources and makes use of native institutions. We provide a free lunch day-after-day to those that enroll.
• Needs: 1) Massive males’s belts 2) Grownup coloring books and supplies 3) New or tenderly used prizes for BINGO
• Contact: Mia Baturin 7172325575 [email protected]

PAW Packs Program, Inc., 475 Shippensburg Highway, Newville, PA 17241

• Mission: The PAW Packs Program supplies weekend meals to youngsters within the Massive Spring Faculty District who cope with meals insecurity. Dad and mom have the choice of selecting up the meals at our distribution heart or having their youngsters carry it residence from college every Friday. Our pickup program continues all through the summer season months.
• Needs: 1) Our program depends upon monetary donations made by people, church buildings, and companies in our neighborhood. 2) Our program accepts child pleasant shelf steady meals similar to macaroni and cheese cups, fruit cups, granola bars, cereal cups, and many others. 3) PAW Packs is run fully by volunteers. individuals could contact us by way of our web site.
• Contact: Patricia Wilhide [email protected]

PennyFix, PO Field 6356 Harrisburg, PA 17112

• Mission: The mission of PennyFix is to offer funding totally free spay/neuter companies for cats and canines in each county, municipality, and township nationwide.
• Needs: 1) Donations for our spay and neuter grants 2) Volunteers to assist with social media and web site 3) Partnerships with pet-related firms to additional our mission
• Contact: Mikaela Fleisher, president, at [email protected] or Lynn Stitt, founder, at 717-469-2540

Perry and Juniata Animal Rescue, Inc. (PCoAR ), 379 Sugar Run Rd, Millerstown, PA 17062

• Mission: We’re a no kill shelter working with primarily canine and cats to arrange them to be part of a household. The core mission of PCoAR is to shelter misplaced and undesirable animals from Juniata and Perry Counties till a brand new house is discovered. PCoAR will promote accountable pet possession by way of spay/neuter training, vaccinations, and normal pet care.
• Needs: Financial Donations to the Millerstown Veterinary Associates (c/o Perry-Juniata Animal rescue 807 Sunbury Path, Millerstown, PA 17062) 2) Reward playing cards to Chewy or Amazon for buy of litter, meals, and provides. 3) Volunteers to look after animals.
• Contact: Paula Present at [email protected], or 717-589-3005.

Pine Grove Space Pathway, 42 S. Tulpehocken St. Pine Grove, PA 17963

• Mission: PGA Pathway is a 501c3 that gives meals and important objects to these in want. We differ from a meals pantry as a result of people come into our retailer and store for his or her objects somewhat than being given a particular field of meals. We additionally present objects similar to shampoo, child objects, pet provides, and different life necessities.
• Needs: 1) Deodorant, female and male 2) Rest room paper 3) Toothpaste
• Contact: Sara Barra, 717-460-6755, [email protected]

Nice Corridor Volunteer Fireplace firm, 9722 Cumberland freeway, Nice Corridor, Pa. 17244

• Mission: Our devoted members work to offer fireplace prevention training, fireplace safety and EMS companies to the residents of our native communities in Lurgan, Letterkenny, Greene Southampton townships and the Borough of Orrstown in Franklin County
• Needs: 1) An intensive cleansing for our firehouse to point out appreciation for our first responders 2) Cleansing provides, degreasers, disinfectant, paper towels, window cleaners 3) Flooring waxing
• Contact: Thomas Rine- Fireplace Chief, cell#717-331-8297. E mail- [email protected]

Pomfret Road Outreach, 79 E. Pomfret St Carlisle Pa 17013

• Mission: Our mission is to construct relationships with individuals. We distribute free diapers and free groceries on the first and third Thursdays of every month from 11-1230 to whomever reveals up. We freely give, no info is required besides the identify and diaper dimension of the kid being given diapers.
• Needs: 1) Cash to purchase meals and infrequently diapers. 2) Nonperishable meals objects. 3) Diapers of all sizes
• Contact: Brent Saville [email protected]

Energy Packs Challenge, 1915 Olde Homestead Lane, Suite 102, Lancaster, PA

• Mission: Energy Packs Challenge empowers households with training and substances to create nutritious weekend meals, so their youngsters return to high school fed and able to study.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations to buy contemporary produce for weekly distributions 2) Volunteer drivers to ship weekly meals packs for youngsters 3) Non-perishable meals donations or donations of spices for weekly recipes
• Contact: Brad Peterson, [email protected]

Prairie Fireplace Farms Basis, Inc., 201 Angle Highway Grantville, PA 17028

• Mission: PFF, Inc. is a nonprofit group devoted to offering retirement to Off the Observe Thoroughbreds (OTTB), additionally rescuing, rehabilitating, re-homing, and re-careering any equine breeds in want. Moreover, the Basis is dedicated to bringing equine instructional alternatives to low-income households, underprivileged and/or at-risk youth, first responders and navy members, previous and current and their households to create an environment for long-term abilities and lifelong success.
• Needs: 1) Monetary assist to assist pay for horses’ feed, hay, dietary supplements, barn operations and provides, and many others. 2) Volunteers to assist with barn chores, horse care, fundraising and advertising and marketing initiatives. 3) ATV Automobile – Heavy obligation new or utilized in good situation to assist with all facets of farm upkeep, together with hauling issues and pulling drags.
• Contact: Megan Good at [email protected]

Radical Son Ministry, 205 Predominant Road, York Springs, PA 17372

• Mission: To supply the Gospel to these leaving State, Federal, or County incarceration, and to the households of these at present incarcerated. We perceive the struggles confronted by not solely these returning residence, however by the household left on the skin – how exhausting it’s to maintain the warmth on, the lights lit, and the home out of foreclosures. We assist in minute methods with our restricted sources whereas displaying the love of Christ and stressing that forgiveness and alter is feasible.
• Needs: 1) Financial – to produce help with utilities, lease, groceries. 2) Communication of our companies to those that have incarcerated relations within the south central PA space.
• Contact: D.B. Frank – [email protected]

Rock Run Animal Rescue, PO Field 272 Newville, PA 17241

• Mission: Rock Run affords life-long sanctuary to horses in want. Our horses have a myriad of well being points, sometimes these related to the getting older course of. We make the most of holistic care at the side of conventional veterinary care to make them comfy and comfortable. These lovely souls deserve retirement; they’re no much less beneficial resulting from their well being, their incapability to be ridden, or requiring sanctuary and care. They nonetheless have a lot to supply humanity.
• Needs: Fingers down, our most urgent want is volunteers! Particularly, we’re in want of a Fundraising Coordinator; volunteers for our Fundraising Committee; individuals to bake for bake gross sales; animal care (twice day by day in the course of the week in addition to weekends); Public Relations and Advertising; social media; Web site help; and Farm assist (upkeep of fencing, gear, and grounds). Horse expertise will not be required; we will educate you to look after horses safely. It takes a village to offer for the horses who name Rock Run, residence. 2) Financial donations allow us to proceed to offer care. Whereas ~$50,000 in yearly bills is a big sum, EVERY donation provides up! A high quality small sq. bale of hay is at present virtually $7 every, and in the course of the winter months, every horse can eat a bale a day (consuming hay helps preserve them heat within the winter). Yearly, we encounter massive medical and feed bills, along with hay prices. Reward playing cards are additionally great! We buy provides from Amazon, Tractor Provide, Costco, Keith’s Farm and Dairy in Newville, and Knisely’s Feed in Carlisle. It’s also possible to sponsor an animal by way of our Compassion in Motion sponsorship program. Info is on our web site. We now have a PayPal button on our web site as properly. 3) Help with Public Relations. We provide a brand new program, Kintsugi Equine Gestalt Teaching, to help individuals dealing with challenges. Our focus is on trauma, serving to people navigate devastating results of suicide, and restoring hope and route of their lives. We accomplice with the horse for particular person and group classes, and we provide workshops all year long; we additionally provide Zoom and phone teaching. This program will assist many, many individuals and can change lives. We want help creating public consciousness of Kintsugi Equine Gestalt Teaching.
• Contact: Jodi Kelley, President, and Founder at [email protected], or 717-636-1452.

Curler Nation Basis, 250 Reynders Ave., Steelton, PA 17113

• Mission: The mission of Curler Nation Basis is to assist Steelton Highspire Faculty District, academics, employees, college students, and volunteers in its tutorial, athletic, and different endeavors. Our imaginative and prescient is to reinforce the Curler Nation neighborhood in its entirety.
• Needs: 1) Board Members 2) Financial donations 3) Volunteers
• Contact: Jeanne Troy, 717.704.3800, ext. 3880, [email protected]

Protected Harbour, 102 West Excessive Road

• Mission: Protected Harbour supplies a continuum of housing and supportive companies for homeless and almost homeless people and households in our communities.
• Needs: 1) Toiletries for males, ladies, and kids – physique wash, shampoo, toothpaste, mouthwash 2) Linens for full or twin beds 3) Monetary contributions or present playing cards to native companies for residents
• Contact: Barrie Ann George 717-249-2200, [email protected]

Second Grace, 1610 Landis Highway, Mount Pleasure, PA 17552

• Mission: Second Grace works to empower and rework the lives of at-risk, single moms in Central Pennsylvania by way of mentorship, training, and employment.
• Needs: 1) We’re at all times on the lookout for Sage mentors who present the mentoring for our shopper moms (whom we name Graces). A volunteer who turns into a Sage should full a prolonged coaching and be prepared to speculate a number of hours a month to assist the younger Grace mom to stabilize and mobilize her life. 2) We want extra volunteers to offer different companies, similar to driving, volunteering at a maker’s market, or representing our mission to the general public in numerous methods. 3) We recognize donations of any variety for numerous wants. As an illustration, as a brand new group we’re looking for an excellent central place for a rented workplace. We wish to set up a journey fund so our younger moms can get to their obligations.
• Contact: Candace Abel – [email protected] – 717-875-8027.

selflessservice, Inc., 831 Lindsey Highway Carlisle, PA 17015

• Mission: selflessservice, Inc. is dedicated to supporting, aiding, and aiding energetic navy and first responders, in addition to veterans, spouses, and quick relations throughout instances of activation/deployment and repair and/or generalized hardship. This group supplies aid and reinforcement to those households by way of no to low-cost provision of companies designed to serve the households of those that serve this nice Nation and her communities.
• Needs: 1) Financial Donations/Monetary Contributions to cowl the price of offering assist {and professional} companies to these people and households who sacrifice a lot in service to guard and protect our Nation and communities. 2) selflessservice, Inc. is actively in search of devoted volunteers to help with childcare, pet sitting, garden/yard work, snow elimination, and different associated requests for help to assist our navy service members, first responders, and their households. 3) selflessservice, Inc. is in search of high quality insured skilled service suppliers who acknowledge the sacrifices made by our energetic and veteran members of the navy, our first responders, and the households that assist them, and want to give again to those that give a lot by way of their service to our nice Nation and our communities.
• Contact: Alyssa H. Holstay, Government Director E mail: [email protected], or (717) 991-3471.

Shady Hole Assisted Driving, 959 E Predominant Road Birsdboro, PA 19508

• Mission: Shady Hole Assisted Driving supplies a supportive equine atmosphere the place people with bodily, cognitive, or emotional challenges can expertise therapeutic, social, and academic rewards.
• Needs: 1) Pine Shavings for bedding. 2) Hoof Polish. 3) Duct Tape.
• Contact: Michele Cooper at [email protected] or 610-858-7937.

Skip Program – Poverty Alleviation and Starvation Reduction, 605 Predominant St Lykens PA

• Mission: This system supplies meals, pet meals, and merchandise similar to clothes, bedding, housewares, hygiene objects, and many others. to individuals in want. We additionally function a pet meals financial institution for shelters in want.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations for donation transport prices and warehouse lease and utilities. 2) Meals (human) for our meals pantry. 3) New toys for youngsters in want.
• Contact: Lisa Johnson at [email protected]

Particular Olympics of Lebanon County, Lebanon County. P.O. Field 1018 Lebanon Pa. 17042

• Mission: Lebanon County Particular Olympics mission is to offer year-round coaching and competitors in Olympic kind sports activities for youngsters and adults with mental disabilities offering them bodily health, pleasure, and a way of neighborhood. 100% volunteer run and obtain no help from Federal, state, or native applications. We goal to offer bodily health, pleasure, and a way of neighborhood for these particular individuals. Not solely will this donation assist youngsters, however youngsters and adults which have mental and developmental disabilities.
• Needs: 1) Cash for observe uniforms. 2) Cash for swimming uniforms. 3) Cash for ground hockey uniforms. 4) Journey bills.
• Contact: John O’Hara fundraiser coordinator [email protected] or 717- 272-1332.

Speranza Animal Rescue, 1216 Brandt Rd Mechanicsburg, PA 17055

• Mission: Speranza Animal Rescue is a volunteer-run rescue, rehabilitation heart and sanctuary, dedicated to saving probably the most abused and uncared for animals with the purpose of discovering loving houses for as lots of them as attainable. Speranza additionally focuses on offering for the medical wants of severely abused and uncared for animals, no matter age or excessive want of medical intervention.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations to assist cowl our veterinary bills. 2) Dry pet food – any Purina model or Pedigree most popular 3) Foster households.
• Contact: Linda at [email protected]

St. John’s Franklin Lutheran Church, 151 Clearview Highway, Dillsburg, PA

• Mission: To proceed to unfold the phrase of God on this rural neighborhood as has been carried out for greater than 200 years. And to protect the historic constructing for these persevering with to worship right here. This permits us to additionally attain out to assist others right here and world wide.
• Needs: 1) The carpet on the doorway stairs is worn by way of in a number of locations and must be eliminated and changed to make them protected for attendees. 2) Handrails alongside the steps from the parking space to entrance stairs.
• Contact: [email protected]

St. Stephen’s Episcopal Faculty, 215 N. Entrance St., Harrisburg, PA, 10701

• Mission: St. Stephen’s Episcopal Faculty is a preschool by way of eighth grade program based in 1978 as the first mission of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Cathedral. The varsity’s mission is to supply sturdy teachers in a various and loving Episcopal college setting. We now have 140 college students, 76% are college students of colour and 40% of our households stay at or beneath the poverty line. Over 65% of our college students obtain some degree of tuition help. Our imaginative and prescient is to serve a big selection of metropolis heart households in Harrisburg whereas benefiting from the numerous alternatives for our college students to work together with better Harrisburg neighborhood.
• Needs: 1) Funds for our meals program the place we provide most of our pupil’s free breakfast and lunch. It was funded by Harrisburg Public Colleges till this 12 months. 2) Funds for our STEAM program as we glance to combine curriculum to higher serve the educational and inventive wants of our college students and put together them for all times after St. Stephen’s. 3) Funds to improve our website. We wish to rent knowledgeable tech particular person to carry our website up to the mark.
• Contact: Kirk Duncan at [email protected], or 717-238-8590.

St. Stephen’s Episcopal Faculty, 215 N Entrance Road Harrisburg PA 17101

• Mission: College students will acknowledge they’re valued members of a bigger household as a result of loving, genuine relationships which can be constructed and a way of belonging that’s developed. College students will enter the neighborhood with the ability to take dangers, contribute to society, and rejoice variety.
• Needs: 1) Fidget bands (50) and bracelets for college students 2) Volunteers to wash up the skin of our campus. 3) Financial donations for our meals pantry to feed native homeless.
• Contact: Michelle Loucas at 717-238-8590.

Starfish Ministries, 89 Broadwell Ln., Mechanicsburg

• Mission: To help the homeless with the purpose of transitioning them into independence.
• Needs: 1) Sleeping luggage (clear and good situation). 2) Hand heaters 3) Financial donations to buy tents, tarps, and cooking stoves.
• Contact: Carol Crossley at 717-379-9030.

Steelton Neighborhood Cats, 1 North Entrance St., Steelton, PA 17113

• Mission: An all-volunteer group, supplies entice/neuter/vaccinate/return companies of free-roaming cats for gratis to residents of Steelton Borough, Swatara Township., Susquehanna Township. and Decrease Swatara Township. Our no kill program can be out there for residents exterior our collaborating communities for a nominal price.
• Needs: 1) Moist and/or dry cat meals. 2) Reward playing cards. 3) Financial donations.
• Contact: Rosemary Loncar at [email protected] or 717-877-4146.

Summit Search and Rescue, 3960 Lewisberry Rd Lewisberry, PA 17339

• Mission: Mission Assertion: 1) To supply educated man trailing bloodhounds to assist in finding lacking individuals. 2) To help regulation enforcement with felony circumstances – finding felons and proof. 3) To help within the coaching of different K9 handlers and bloodhounds. 4) To supply animal assisted remedy and intervention to space youngsters and youth in want of behavioral administration. 5) To supply instructional programming associated to the person trailing bloodhound with an emphasis on security.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations or fuel playing cards to help with the present fuel costs and the quantity we use responding to go looking particulars and many others.
• Contact: Terri Heck at [email protected] or 717-443-7627.

The Caring Cabinet, Inc., 131 N. Railroad St., Palmyra, PA 17078

• Mission: The Caring Cabinet is a selection meals pantry situated in Palmyra, PA that works to remodel the lives of people and households by way of entry to high quality meals, well being and wellness training, and a devoted house to construct neighborhood connections to enhance the well-being of our neighborhood.
• Needs: 1) Diapers and wipes in order that we will present the moms who use our companies with these obligatory objects for his or her infants that aren’t coated by SNAP advantages. 2) Pads and tampons, as these things are thought-about luxurious objects and never coated by SNAP advantages. 3) Shampoo and conditioner, as these private care objects will not be coated by SNAP advantages.
• Contact: Shanna Adler, Growth Director at 717-838-9493, ext. 3.

The Canines’ Den, 127 Sanjo Drive, Grantville, PA 17028

• Mission: The Canines’ Den is a Central Pennsylvania based mostly 501c non-profit and publicly supported group and devoted to enhancing the standard of life for pets by way of training and adoption.
• Needs: 1) Laundry Cleaning soap. 2) Stamps/copier paper. 3) Foster houses.
• Contact: Denise Durkay at [email protected] or 717-469-7325.

The Eclipse Challenge – Serving to Harrisburg’s Homeless, 5955 Linglestown Highway Harrisburg PA 17112

• Mission: Our purpose is to serve the underserved proper of their neighborhood. We go proper into the homeless tent camps to serve a sizzling residence cooked meal and distribute requirements similar to female merchandise, toiletries, first help, tents, blankets, and hugs.
• Needs: 1) Monetary assist is essential in order that we could buy objects as wants come up. 2) Males’s and girls’s clothes objects similar to underwear, bras, Lengthy John’s, sweats. 3) Chilly climate objects like sleeping luggage, blankets, hand heaters, and methods to maintain heat inside a tent.
• Contact: Michon by way of textual content at 570-394-0309.

The Nativity Faculty of Harrisburg, 2101 N fifth Road, Harrisburg, PA 17110

• Mission: The Nativity Faculty of Harrisburg is a privately run, unbiased, non-denominational, Christian preparatory center college that exists to interrupt the cycle of poverty for low earnings, inner-city boys by offering a complete center college training and by persevering with to offer instructional and assist companies all through highschool and school. We goal to domesticate a need for life-long studying and a dedication to a way of life of ethical character and private dedication.
• Needs: Financial donations for pupil scholarships.
• Contact: Denise Hirn, director of exterior relations at [email protected]

The No one’s Cats Basis, 3909 Hartzdale Drive, Suite 905, Camp Hill PA 17011

• Mission: To encourage humane administration of free-roaming home cats in 15 south-central Pennsylvania counties by way of Entice Neuter Return (TNR), by offering sources to people, companies, and municipalities together with a devoted spay/neuter clinic.
• Needs: 1) Dry and canned cat meals. 2) Puppy coaching pads (unscented with out charcoal or gel fillers) 3) Small paper plates.
• Contact: Christine Arnold at [email protected]

The Pennsylvania Immigrant and Refugee Ladies’s Community, 2101 N. Entrance St. Governors Plaza North 2 Harrisburg, PA 17110

• Mission: Gives assist and assist for immigrant and refugee ladies and kids; Promotes understanding, respect, and friendship among the many many various ethnic and cultural teams in our neighborhoods; and Gives management coaching and mentoring for immigrant and refugee ladies.
• Needs: 1) Grocery retailer e-cards to purchase wholesome snacks for after college program. 2) Cash to purchase college/ books/ craft provides. 3) Children winter climate clothes.
• Contact: Nancy Moya at nancymoya109gmail.com, or 717-557-9174.

The RASE Challenge, 100 North Cameron Road, 4th ground, Harrisburg, PA 17101

• Mission: To help people and communities affected by substance use points, challenges, and considerations by fostering progress, enriching lives, and finally enhancing restoration.
• Needs: Canned Items for our meals pantry within the Harrisburg Workplace | Cash to make use of to purchase bus passes for contributors | Cash to buy meals for the meals pantry
• Contact: Jessica Miller at [email protected], or 717- 512-4611.

Tomorrow’s Smile Inc, 5585 Barbara Drive, Mechanicsburg, PA,17050

• Mission: To work to get rid of, particularly home abuse of ladies and their dependent youngsters.
• Needs: Volunteers, clothes, and cash.
• Contact: [email protected]

United Zion Retirement Neighborhood, 722 Furnace Hills Pk, Lititz PA 17543

• Mission: United Zion is a 117-year-old persevering with care neighborhood for seniors whose mission is to offer superior high quality companies to the getting older, based mostly on Christian ideas, in a loving and caring neighborhood, encouraging independence, selling wellness, and preserving human dignity. With over 20 % of residents receiving monetary assist, presents from the neighborhood are very important to with the ability to proceed our mission of care.
• Needs: 1) The Reward of Benevolent Care: Benevolent care helps cowl the total price of care so residents can proceed to obtain the standard care they deserve once they now not have the monetary sources. Over 20% of residents at United Zion obtain benevolent care assist. 2) Artwork and craft provides particularly markers and coloured pencils. And naturally, we love for volunteers to assist with craft and recreation instances. 3) Out of doors transportable speaker and mic.
• Contact: Megan Weiss, Director of Growth at [email protected], or 717-627-8421.

Veterans Outreach of PA, Harrisburg, PA

• Mission: We’re dedicated to serving to native veterans experiencing homelessness by way of the constructing of a tiny residence village and neighborhood heart to offer transitional shelter and complete assist.
• Needs: 1) Memorial bricks for $250 to assist construct 15 tiny houses for veterans. 2) Memorial benches to assist fund the development of the houses. 3) Cash for service department flags within the heart of the Veterans Village.
• Contact: Diane McNaughton at [email protected]

Vickie’s Angel Basis, 511 Bridge Road New Cumberland PA 17070

• Mission: Our mission is to assist households combating most cancers who can’t pay their payments resulting from enduring most cancers remedy. We offer monetary help – all cancers and all ages – to people in energetic most cancers remedy: chemotherapy, radiation, and surgical procedure.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations to offer monetary help for family payments. 2) Guardian Angel donations to offer monetary help for working prices. 3) Volunteers to assist with registration and organising fundraiser occasions.
• Contact: Mickey Minnich at 717-774-3800.

Warwick United, 135 entrance avenue Lititz PA 17543

• Mission: An advocacy and repair group dedicated to equitable, evidence-based training and assist for all learners.
• Needs: 1) Underwear/ socks. 2) Leggings/sweatpants. 3) Journey toiletries.
• Contact: Kayla Prepare dinner at [email protected]

Waterday Basis, 100 Sterling Plaza, Mech PA 17011

• Mission: To lift cash for native charities by promoting industrial toilet merchandise at or beneath what a buyer is paying now and donate one hundred pc of all earnings to native charities.
• Needs: 1) Publicity: Waterday Basis wants assist spreading the phrase concerning the Waterday mannequin. 2) Pulling in additional buyer/companions to assist elevate for native charities. 3) Financial donations.
• Contact: Jason Trumpy, Director of Waterday Basis at 717-592-9264.

Whitaker Middle for Science and the Arts, 222 Market Road

• Mission: Whitaker Middle serves because the area’s hub for science, artwork and training.
• Needs: 1) Volunteers. 2) Financial donations.
• Contact: Michael Ringenbach, Vice President of Growth at [email protected]

World Affairs Council of Harrisburg, 234 Strawberry Sq., Temple College Harrisburg, Harrisburg, PA. 17101

• Mission: Participating our neighborhood in understanding international, nationwide, and native affairs, with a deal with mentoring youth as the following era of world leaders.’
• Needs: 1) Monetary sponsorship for youth applications, together with summer season enrichment program. 2) Professional-bono catering companies for occasions. 3) Keynote audio system for occasions.
• Contact: Joyce Davis at [email protected]

World Surgical Basis, P.O. Field 1006 Camp Hill, PA 17001

• Mission: WSF is dedicated to offering charitable surgical well being care to the world’s poor and underserved in creating nations no matter race, colour, faith, or creed. WSF has carried out over 12,000 free surgical procedures since October 1997. We now have improved well being care in lots of third-world international locations, together with Ecuador, Ethiopia, Haiti, Honduras, India, Nigeria, the Philippines, and Thailand.
• Needs: 1) Small/clear stuffed animals similar to Beanie Infants handy out to youngsters present process surgical procedure. 2) Funds for transport medical provides and gear to the Philippines, Honduras, and Nigeria, in addition to volunteers to assist pack and kind provides in our warehouse. 3) Funds to equip and provide a brand new OR we’re creating in Honduras.
• Contact: Jennifer N. Johnson, Government Director at [email protected] or 717 232-1404.

York County Meals Financial institution, 254 W. Princess St. York, PA 17401

• Mission: To extend dignified entry to nutritious meals and neighborhood sources that improve meals safety in York County.
• Needs: 1) Financial donations to offer wholesome, nutritious meals to meals insecure households in York County. 2) Grocery retailer present playing cards ($20) to offer with vacation meals packing containers for our Give-A-Meal Program, a partnership between us and all York County college districts. 3) Volunteers to help with field packing, drive-through meals distribution, and many others.
• Contact: Kelly Rogers, Growth Supervisor, at [email protected] or 717-846-6435 ext. 207.

Younger Ladies’s Empowerment Academy, 3915 Union Deposit Rd, Decrease Paxton Township, PA 17109

• Mission: Our mission is to arrange and propel younger ladies ages eight to 18 to achieve success within the areas of service, affect, training & entrepreneurship.
• Needs: 1) Funds to cowl the prices of feeding pupil’s nutritious meals on a weekly foundation, provides, subject journeys and school excursions. 2) Transportation (Van/Automobile) for college students to attend weekly empowerment lessons, extracurricular classes on life administration abilities like cooking, health and extra. 3) Journey on subject journeys & school excursions. 4) Expertise: College students want laptops for workshops, tasks, and schoolwork. 5) Projection display and gear, white boards for workshop set ups.
• Contact: Lisa Lickers-Ricks at [email protected] or 717-884-9443.