About the Hub.
Serving with faith & compassion since 1947
Mission:
Rooted in Faith & Compassion, we provide services that honor the dignity of all by striving to meet basic human needs.
Vision:
1. Serving Anyone in Need
We believe that everyone has the right to have their basic needs met.
2. Dignity of the Individual
We believe in the dignity of all individuals.
3. Inclusive Faith
Motivated by faith, we welcome all in our community to join us as we provide for those in need.
Meet Our Lancaster Food Hub Team
We love our team and we think you will too.What makes this team so special is the way they serve. Everyone works hard, plays hard and takes our mission of serving with faith and compassion to heart. Next time you are at the Hub, stop and say hi!
Lancaster County Food Hub Staff
Alexandra Schramm
Interim Executive Director
“Serving with faith, compassion, and respect for all those who walk through our doors is what I love about the Food Hub.
The remarkable support of our mission from the greater Lancaster community cements our purpose for helping those in need.”
Jackie Dilworth
Food Hub Manager
“On a daily basis I am reminded of the grace and compassion that exists in our society, not only by the energy and commitment of the volunteers who give of their time and energy continually, but also by the people we serve in our community who show me grace, and love while they are dealing with difficulties in their lives.”
Life Outside Hub:
Down time with husband, fun with grandchildren, fiddle around with my fiddle!
Garrett Moore
Food Hub Assistant
“We could simply serve others, but when we truly listen and build relationships with others, it’s not an interruption, it’s why we’re here, to invest and encourage others.
Outside of work, I enjoy making art, specifically painting and animation. I’m also passionate about music, and my favorite instrument to play is the baritone ukulele.”
Rebecca Saner
Program Coordinator
“I feel spiritually driven to serve at the Lancaster County Food Hub. In alliance with the mission of serving with faith and compassion we are all given the opportunity to live out our Christian beliefs and commitments. In my time away from The Hub I prefer to recharge with family and as many puppies as I can fit in my lap.”
Delsie Dyer
Office Administrator
“I have always had a passion for service, so working at The Hub has been very inspiring, the energy from volunteers and employees truly depict the attitude “LOVE” is a verb!”
Andy Flaim
Food Hub Assistant Manager
“Initially I came to the Food Hub to work for a purpose where I could feel like I was making a difference, but meeting clients and volunteers has been extremely enlightening and humbling as well.
In my life outside of the Food Hub, I play bass in the Worship Band at LCBC. Ride my bike. Run. Sometimes yoga.”
Emma Lown
Communication Intern
“I am passionate about serving others, and my faith motivates me. I’m grateful to serve the Food Hub and communicate the organization’s mission through various marketing channels.
I am a senior at Lancaster Bible College studying Communication and Biblical Studies.”
Raquel Resto
Clothing Bank Coordinator
“I have been working at The Hub going on 13 years and it never gets old, I enjoy assisting our clients with food, clothing, and professional wear. At the end of the day I go home and love on my boys, my dog Kilo, and my rabbits.”
Our team doesn’t just consist of our paid staff,
we have hundreds of volunteers who are just as special around the Food Hub.
If you’d like to be a part of our team through volunteering, reach out today!
Board of Directors
Greg Kile
President
Open
Vice President
Joyce Martin
Secretary
Charles Stambaugh
Treasurer
Rev. Kurt S. Strause
Immediate Past President
James Bellis
Ann M Fulton
Craig Hartranft
Penn Ketchum
Greg Laszakovits
Pamela Raffensberger
Reverend Stan Shantz
Timm Wenger
Pamela Williams
Lancaster County Food Hub History
Our organization was founded in 1947 by a Council of Churches that came together to be a unified voice for the church and was appropriately established as the Lancaster County Council of Churches.
Over the years, the organization grew and developed into a large social service agency providing food, clothing, shelter and transportation for our neighbors in need.
As part of our commitment to meet the needs in our community, we purchased and renovated a large warehouse in 2014 located at 812 N. Queen Street where we still reside today. Housed in this space is our large Food Hub and Clothing bank as well as our Wheels to Work program.
In 2018, we embarked on a Strategic Planning process to help guide our future growth. Through that process, it became apparent that our name no longer best represented who we were to the people we serve or our community at large like it once had when we were founded in 1947.
In May of 2019, we officially unveiled our new name, Lancaster County Food Hub – Serving with Faith and Compassion.
Nothing has changed about who we are and how we serve. Our Mission and Core Values are strong and clear.
