(York, PA, April 16, 2025) – York County Community Foundation (YCCF) is excited to announce its most recent round of grants to local nonprofits. The Foundation continues to fuel community transformation and remains committed to creating a vibrant and thriving community. In its first quarter, YCCF awarded over $228,700 in grants to thirteen nonprofit organizations. […]
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2024 New Funds
YCCF is proud to be home to the following new funds that were created in 2024. 2024 New Funds Albert and Helen Diehl Fund for York County Allan Dameshek Fund Ann and Matt Gruner Family Fund Caitlin Riddle-Rizzardo Education Scholarship Fund Charles E. Stout Harmony Fund Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church of Spry Flexible Fund Christ […]
Memorial Health Fund at York County Community Foundation Awards Over $188,000 in Grants to Local Nonprofits
(York, PA, March 12, 2025) – The Memorial Health Fund, a supporting organization of the York County Community Foundation, recently awarded over $188,000 in grants to five York County nonprofit organizations. These grant-funded projects address many of the most compelling issues impacting the health and wellness of residents in York County and its surrounding communities. […]
TroveStreet® Announcement
Dear Friends, We have important news to share with you about the closing of TroveStreet® effective March 31, 2025. It has been a joy and privilege serving you for the past three years. Please read the remainder of this message to learn more and what this means. TroveStreet® is a subsidiary of York County […]
York County Community Foundation Announces Partnership with Leadership York’s FLY Program
(York, PA, January 28, 2025) – York County Community Foundation (YCCF) and Leadership York are excited to announce a valuable partnership between Leadership York’s Future Leaders of York (FLY) program and YCCF. “The York County Community Foundation believes that collaboration is crucial to innovative community solutions, and we are thrilled to see local FLY students […]
Op-Ed: Investing in York County’s Nonprofits
Nonprofit organizations are an important part of the strength and vibrancy of York County, driving economic growth, providing essential services, and fostering community well-being. With more than 1,300 nonprofits employing 16% of the local workforce and generating over $6 billion in revenue, their role in the economy is undeniable. Recognizing the sector’s importance, the York […]
Memorial Health Fund at York County Community Foundation Awards Over $281,000 in Grants to Local Nonprofits
(York, PA, August 20, 2024) – Memorial Health Fund, a supporting organization of the York County Community Foundation, recently awarded over $281,000 in grants to eleven York County organizations to address compelling health issues of the residents of York and its surrounding communities. “The Memorial Health Fund is proud to support organizations that are working […]
Inspiring Our Youth and Protecting Our Waterways
On August 16, 2023, thirteen high school students graduated from Crispus Attucks’ Codorus Corridor Summer Enrichment Program. During this six-week program, students met with several York County business leaders to engage in hands-on learning opportunities. Each week, they examined improvement strategies for the Codorus corridor while being introduced to workforce development opportunities in architecture, engineering, […]
Finding a Place to Call Home
The lack of affordable and safe housing in York is impacting thousands of residents in our County. The 2023 State of the Nation’s Housing Report by Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies reinforces what local agencies already know: America is experiencing record disparities in income and significant housing shortages. Allocating over 30% of your […]
A Fund for Our Furry Friends
Michele McKinney works as the Finance and Payroll Specialist at YCCF and is a long-time supporter of the York County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (YCSPCA). After a staff visit, Michele fondly remembered the day her family welcomed Gracie Mae into their home. “We would randomly stop in to see which dogs […]