HOPE in Lancaster is thrilled to announce the tremendous success of the Ward Faulkenberry Christmas Basket Program our recent campaign, raised an impressive $7,585. This achievement enabled us to purchase the necessary food items for 300 families in need in Lancaster County during this festive season.
We distributed 300 food bags to the neediest families in Lancaster County and Fort Lawn. This substantial effort wouldn’t have been possible without the overwhelming generosity of our community.
We extend our heartfelt appreciation to all the members of our community who have played a role in supporting our neighbors in need. Your contributions, both big and small, have made a significant impact on our ability to make a difference in the lives of others.
Special thanks to the following individuals and organizations for their outstanding support:
• Mark and Susan Gardner, in honor of Nancy and Jerry Harper, Chevis and Melba Lee, Wanda and Lee Scarborough, and Kristi and Brad Boob
• Richard and Kimberlyn Hyclak
• Grace Presbyterian Church
• Jerry and Jessica Avant
• First ARP Women of the Church
• Douglas Presbyterian Church 3 Ms. Sunday School Class
• William Ardrey, in honor of the Rev. Karl Berndsorff and Dr. Amanda Burt
• Darlene Hallman, in honor of members of the Joy Sunday School Class at Zion United Methodist Church
• William and Beverly Bradley
• Shiloh ARP Men’s Fellowship
• Shiloh Women’s Ministries
• Phil and Debbie Hinson, in honor of Wade and Lois Hinson and J.W. and Reba Taylor
• Clyde Adams, in honor of all the friends that we’ve lost this year
• Robert and Jill Heineman
• Terry Robinson, in honor of Crystal Fields, Doris Starnes, Kathleen Robinson and Karen Starnes
• W.K. and Jamie Williams
• Bill and Cynthia Craig
• First Baptist Coit Auten Class
• United Women of Zion Church, in honor of Harris Plyer and Mike Vick
• J&S Inc. Ready-Mix Concrete
Your kindness and generosity have not only brightened the holiday season for those in need, but have also reinforced the spirit of giving that defines our community.
As we reflect on the success of this year, we also remember those who have been honored through your donations in their memory. Each contribution has become a testament to the love and care that these individuals brought into our lives.
HOPE in Lancaster Inc. is truly grateful for the support received from every corner of our community. Together, we have raised funds, purchased food for 300 families, and made a meaningful difference in the lives of those who need it most.
Khaleek Chapman is director of development at HOPE in Lancaster Inc.
