What We Do
LEAP Session: Mindfulness and Health in Black Family Settings
Join Dr. Kesha Morant-Williams present the value of mindfulness and health in black family settings.
CANCELED – LEAP Session: Success, Regardless of Immigration Status
Join David Cazares to explore success, regardless of immigration status
Equity Council Announces First Equity Partner Grants
The Equity Council is guiding grant investments with a focus on creating equitable impact. Read about their first group of Equity Partners.
LEAP Session: The Fundamentals of Relationship Fundraising
Join Mark Duncan to explore the fundamentals of relationship fundraising.
High Foundation creates extraordinary legacy
S. Dale High and High Foundation have made the ultimate commitment to social responsibility and are modeling an innovative new way of doing business for good in an impactful and lasting way.
Centering BIPOC & Underrepresented Business Voices: A community conversation to promote equitable small business recovery
We once again want to invite BIPOC small business owners to a community conversation where the ROC cohort will be presenting a draft strategic plan. We hope to hear small business owners feedback on the multi-year plan given their current needs and future aspirations for our community.
Centering BIPOC & Underrepresented Business Voices: A community conversation to promote equitable small business recovery
We once again want to invite BIPOC small business owners to a community conversation where the ROC cohort will be presenting a draft strategic plan. We hope to hear small business owners feedback on the multi-year plan given their current needs and future aspirations for our community.
ROC Cohort Hosts Community Conversations: Centering BIPOC & Underrepresented Business Voices
During the month of November, the Reinventing Our Communities (ROC) Cohort hosted 3 community conversations to garner important feedback from business-owners within Lancaster County. The meeting series called “Centering BIPOC & Underrepresented Business Voices” prompted input from nearly three dozen local business-owners. The meetings were held at Café 301 in Columbia, Brightside Opportunity Center in Lancaster, and one meeting was hosted virtually.
