The student who is worried about their next meal, the child who must care for younger siblings in the absence of a parental figure, or…
Read MoreOn April 1, 2024, Samaritan Center opened the doors of its second location in downtown Lancaster, Pennsylvania! Located at 33 N Market Street, across from…
Read MoreThere are many giving strategies that can help you to increase your impact on Samaritan Center’s important initiatives while also building charitable tax advantages.
Charitable IRA…
Read MoreSamaritan Center is now accepting Pennsylvania Medical Assistance through its credentialing with PerformCare. Ever since the Center’s inception in 1987, they have created a legacy…
Read MoreAs the curtain closes on 2023, we are filled with immense gratitude for a truly incredible year. We invite you to read on for some…
Read MoreSamaritan Center recently received a large bequest from the estate of Audrey Walker Warfield. A portion of this funding will be designated towards several projects…
Read MoreThe Samaritan Center held another memorable Sea Glass Gala on May 18, 2023, at the Lancaster Country Club. With over 100 donors and supporters in…
Read MoreThroughout our 36-year history,
The Samaritan Counseling Center, originally named Samaritan Center of Lancaster County, has been committed to supporting and empowering individuals, couples, and families through the…
Read MoreWhy is it that our minds are overwhelmed by the growing to-do list, endless obligations, and the pressure to have a “perfect” holiday?
As I listen to messages from many corners of the church, I often sense that the words shared come from a place of fear or worry. But there’s another way to look at things.
There’s a popular saying within the mentorship community that when one person mentors, two lives are changed. Beyond changing the lives of two individuals, however, mentorship programs can also transform an organization.
Jane has been through many changes in her life. She’s had numerous doctor appointments, countless falls, and she’s seen several important relationships come and go over the years. Did I mention Jane is my 2 ½ year old granddaughter?
