They say there’s no place like home, and Red Lion-based Servants Inc. truly takes that to heart. For over 18 years, Servants has helped York County residents improve the safety and quality of their homes so they can remain there as long as possible. YCCF, through the Fund for York County and Hahn Home Fund for Embracing Aging, is proud to have supported Servants’ Home Helps program with nearly $600,000 since 2014.
With a team of 600 volunteers — many age 50 and older — Servants has repaired and modified nearly 1,500 homes across York County, increasing safety and accessibility for lower-income older adults, single parents, and people with disabilities. Typical projects include installing ramps, laying non-slip flooring, converting bathtubs to showers, and adding handrails. These efforts improve the homeowner’s quality of life and help them age in place in their home of choice.
Our mission is to serve Christ, build relationships, transform lives, and provide hope,” said Trent Davis, CEO of Servants Inc.
“Home repairs facilitated by Servants provide dignity to those who desire to live out their older years in the place they call home.”
Servants understands the vital role homeownership can play in breaking the cycle of poverty. By helping owners remain safely at home, they foster asset-building — creating lasting stability that can span generations. For many, home renovation goes beyond physical improvement: it becomes a means of preserving a sense of identity and place.
With Servants’ resolute commitment to transforming homes and lives, they’re not just repairing structures: they’re restoring dignity, preserving memories, and building a future of hope for York County’s residents, all with the steadfast support of York County Community Foundation.
