Our Sponsors

We’re grateful for the businesses, schools, faith communities, and others that support our mission. Their gifts—time, funding, and in-kind support—help deliver fresh, nutritious meals and friendly check-ins to neighbors across Lancaster.

Partnerships are a two-way street. Sponsors gain team-building and service opportunities, and students can earn community service hours through volunteering. Together, we make sure our community is nourished, connected, and cared for.

To get involved, please contact our Executive Director, Feleen Nancarvis, at feleen@lancastermow.org or 717-392-4842.

Sponsorship Opportunities
There are many ways your organization can make a difference:

Sponsor an Event
o Volunteer Appreciation Picnic (September) – We welcome both monetary and in-kind donations to celebrate the volunteers who keep our mission running.

o Extraordinary Give (November) – Partner with us through matching gifts, either as an individual or business, to maximize community giving during this special day of generosity.

Volunteer as a Group
Serving together is a powerful way to connect with our mission. Learn more about volunteering here. Please note that large groups may be asked to split into smaller groups to keep our operations smooth and honor existing volunteer commitments. For more information, please contact us at volunteer@lancastermow.org or 717-392-4842.

In-Kind Donations
We are thrilled to welcome creative in-kind donations! We ask that you please contact us first to share your intentions so that your gifts can be stewarded in the best possible way.
o Amazon Wish List - for practical suggestions.

o Caring Creations – We gratefully distribute handcrafted items to our clients with their meals—things like placemats, oven mitts, decorated meal bags (we provide the bags to you, and you return them decorated!), and greeting cards to name a few. Each one brings an extra touch of care and joy to our neighbors. Please note: some restrictions apply. We kindly ask that items avoid religious or political themes, and out of a concern for food safety when decorating our bags, we ask that you contact us for guidance on acceptable decorative materials, for example, glitter or gemstones may not be allowed.

o Food for Thought Library – a community resource that we share amongst volunteers, clients and the general public-- welcomes donated books, puzzles, and games—simple treasures that encourage connection and brighten someone’s day.

To get involved, please contact our Executive Director, Feleen Nancarvis, at feleen@lancastermow.org or 717-392-4842.

Meet Our Partners: