2023/24 Impact Report

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Guiding Principle

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Executive Director Letter

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High Foundation Board of Trustees

High Milestones

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High Foundation Strategic Framework

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Historic Preservation Trust Award

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Equity Statement

8

Essence of Humanity

9

Bridges to Opportunity

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Ringling College of Art and Design Chesapeake Bay Foundation Lancaster Central Market The Factory Ministries

High Coworkers in Action

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Coworker Designations

Impact Snapshots

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Environment Housing

High Coworker Scholarship

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Stronger Together

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Community Partners

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GUIDING PRINCIPLE:

“We are on this earth for a purpose that is larger than our own self-interests, and we must strive to make the world a better place.”

- S. Dale High

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A BOLD NEW PLAN

“What if we could do more?”

BOARD OF TRUSTEES S. Dale High Chairman of the Board Suzanne M. High Vice Chair Michael W. Van Belle Treasurer Thomas T. Baldrige Steven D. High Gene P. Otto

That was the challenge before us as we completed a season of visioning and planning over the past year to shape and define a direction and desired impact for High Foundation’s next chapter. We began the process of strategic thinking, research, and engagement with Board and committee members—driving toward a plan to execute on our benefactor, S. Dale High’s vision.

What emerged from this work is a bold plan to intentionally and strategically invest in the communities where High companies have a presence—in South Central Pennsylvania and beyond.

To get the job done, we are making an investment in our infrastructure and organizational capacity to achieve the results we know are possible. We are also establishing a clear reporting structure to measure and communicate our impact. We are pleased to share our progress with you on pages 4 and 5 of this Annual Impact Report where we unveil our new mission, core values, and community commitment.

Hilda A. Shirk

In just one year, we’ve made impressive progress toward our

Jordan S. Steffy

change is difficult and requires consistency, collaboration, and

Carl J. Strikwerda

and we are confident that along with High companies and our

goals, but this is only the beginning. We know that systemic resilience. We are dedicated to making real change together, community partners, our unified efforts will lead to a brighter future for all. Please join us on the following pages as we reflect on our activities and investments over the past year and celebrate our shared accomplishments.

What if we could do more? We can, and we are!

Robin D. Stauffer Executive Director

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High Milestones 1931

1963

1977

1980

1983

High Welding Company is born on Lemon Street in Lancaster City.

S. Dale High joins the family business.

S. Dale High begins leading High Industries Inc. as Chairman of the Board, President & CEO. — Old Town in Lancaster City is saved from destruction and revitalized by High organization and other investors.

High Foundation is formed.

High Foundation establishes college scholarship program for coworkers’ high school students.

1990

1995

2001

2009

2017

High Foundation is a major donor of the High Library at Elizabethtown College.

S. Dale High is Founder of the High Center for Family Business at Elizabethtown College.

High Foundation establishes the Essence of Humanity Award to celebrate individuals who exemplify the human spirit.

— The High family purchases 27 West Lemon Street in the City of Lancaster, the birthplace of High Welding Co.

High companies partners in the development and opening of Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square Hotel and Convention Center.

High Foundation becomes Presenting Sponsor of Lancaster County Community Foundation’s ExtraGive.

— S. Dale High Leadership Center opens, home to High Family Office and High Foundation.

2021

2022

2023

High Foundation establishes significant multi-million dollar Donor Advised Fund with Lancaster County Community Foundation.

S. Dale High transfers ownership of High Industries Inc. to High Foundation.

S. Dale High transfers ownership of High Real Estate Group LLC to High Foundation.

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High Foundation Strategic Framework Our Mission With a heart of service and a spirit of collaboration, High Foundation builds bridges to opportunity for individuals, organizations, and communities, striving for an equitable world of beauty, prosperity, and peace.

HIGH COMPANIES

INVESTMENT IN

PROFITS GO TO

communities where

High Foundation

High operates

Our Values Servant Leadership

Boldness

Stewardship

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Equity

Optimism

How We Give HIGH IMPACT PORTFOLIO In pursuit of systemic change, High Foundation harnesses the collective power of its resources and partners to address issues that impact future generations.

Current focus areas include restoring, conserving, and celebrating our natural environment and addressing the need for equitable and affordable housing.

OPPORTUNITY GRANTS PORTFOLIO In response to evolving community needs, High Foundation invests in economic vibrancy, community vitality, and individual and social well-being through community partnerships where High companies operate.

PILLARS OF

INVESTMENT 2024 Investment Total: $

ECONOMIC VIBRANCY $

$

Education

1,471,100 Housing

1,044,800

COMMUNITY VITALITY Community Development

INDIVIDUAL & SOCIAL WELL-BEING

Arts, Culture & Historic Preservation

Health & Human Services

540,800

$

$

888,000

$ TOTAL:

2,515,900

$

6,804,339

$

Environment

1,124,491 TOTAL:

1,735,148 TOTAL:

1,735,148

$

2,553,291

$

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S. Dale High Presented with Historic Preservation Trust Award S. Dale High, Chair of High Foundation

of Greenfield, and helping to launch

and Chair Emeritus of High companies,

the Thaddeus Stevens and Lydia

received the Leadership Award from the

Hamilton Smith Center for History

Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster

and Democracy, Dale has worked to

County at the 2024 C. Emlen Urban

ensure future vibrancy while preserving

Award Ceremony. The Leadership

the structures that define our

Award is presented to an individual who

community. In his remarks, Dale said:

recognizes the value of saving historical artifacts and taking the initiative to

“Let us all continue to

ensure their preservation. The award

build bridges between

is in recognition of Dale’s leadership skills, restoration and preservation

our past and our future

efforts, and his overall goodwill in

to remind us of where we

the community.

Through the preservation of Old Town Lancaster, the building of the Marriott

came from and inspire where we can go.”

at Penn Square, the preservation of old farmhouses during the development

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We Work for Equity

A world in which all people have access to opportunity is the world

we want to help build. Our investments and initiatives further the goal of embracing diversity, promoting mutual respect, and broadening opportunity for everyone.

H igh Foundation is committed to leading while learning what it means

to be a diverse, equitable, and inclusive organization. While this is an

ongoing and evolving process, we’re proud of the strides we’ve made and will continue to work toward a more equitable future for all.

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2024 Essence of Humanity Award Winners HONORING THOSE WHO INSPIRE THE BEST IN ALL OF US Each year, High Foundation recognizes people in our community who give of themselves selflessly—role models of the human spirit who work tirelessly to overcome adversity and affect positive change. Regardless of accolades, opinions, or obstacles, they demonstrate the highest human qualities—courage, love, strength, determination, persistence, and more. Since 2001, the Essence of Humanity Award has elevated the stories of these individuals who exemplify the human spirit, beyond the requirements of their formal work lives, and demonstrate what it means to be a compassionate citizen.

Our 2024 Essence of Humanity award winners are Gerald Wilson and Dr. Leroy Hopkins, who have dedicated their lives to service, displaying characteristics of courage, love, strength, determination, and persistence. We congratulate Gerald Wilson and Dr. Leroy Hopkins for their outstanding service to others.

GERALD WILSON grew up in Southeast Lancaster

DR. LEROY HOPKINS is a Lancaster native and

City. After graduating from McCaskey High School,

McCaskey High School and Millersville University

he joined the Lancaster City Bureau of Police

graduate. He spent the early part of his career as

as a Cadet. He became extremely active in the

Associate Director for Program and Planning and

community through his work with Crispus Attucks

then Acting Executive Director of the Lancaster Urban

Community Center and the Lancaster Boxing Club.

League. Dr. Hopkins also holds a Ph.D. in Germanic

Following his retirement from law enforcement,

Languages from Harvard University. From 1979 to

Wilson taught criminal justice at McCaskey High

2015, he taught German at Millersville University,

School for 14 years.

retiring as Professor Emeritus of Foreign Languages.

Over his career, Wilson has served on the Board of

In addition to his professional accolades, Dr. Hopkins

Directors of the Lancaster County Historical Society,

has served on many nonprofit boards, including

Lancaster County Blind Association, Crispus Attucks

Crispus Attucks Community Center, Lancaster

Community Center, SouthEast Lancaster Health

County Library, LancasterHistory, and the Historical

Services (now Union Community Care), and the

Society of Pennsylvania.

Urban League.

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Bridges to Opportunity

From health and human services to science and education, High Foundation is proud to

partner with organizations leaving a lasting impact on the communities where High companies operate.

Look for our 2023/2024 Bridges to Opportunity stories on the following pages.

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BRIDGES TO OPPORTUNITY

Ringling College of Art and Design Since its opening in 1931, Ringling College of Art

With programs like Computer Animation, Motion

and Design has become a world-renowned

Design, and Game Art ranking among the best in

education center for the next generation of artists

the nation and the world, graduates from Ringling

and designers, educating both students and the

College are highly sought after, as artistic giants

community on how art and creativity are essential

like Disney, Pixar, and Universal Studios visit campus

dimensions of life.

each year to recruit students.

As a residential campus located in Sarasota,

“We are all about shattering the myth of a starving

Florida, Ringling College encourages students to

artist,” Dr. Thompson said. “We take raw talent and

connect inside and outside of the classroom and

turn it into real professionalism so students are able

studio setting. The tight-knit campus catalyzes

to harness their creative energy and turn it into

creativity and builds a foundation for generous

sought-after products like animations, paintings,

collaboration and community involvement in the

or graphic design.”

future, which begins during their college years.

“We are an amazingly creative kind of community.

That energy just bounces off the walls in terms of how the students interact,”

By partnering with institutions like Ringling College of Art and Design, High Foundation is proud to champion the next generation of creatives positioned to impact the communities where they live and work.

– Dr. Larry R. Thompson President of Ringling College In 2024, High Foundation partnered with Ringling College to establish a grant for students from underrepresented populations in Florida, furthering the College’s efforts to cultivate a diverse and inclusive community of artists. During his 25-year tenure as president, Dr. Thompson has watched students of all backgrounds and creative disciplines transform their education into flourishing careers in the arts.

Robin Stauffer, Executive Director of High Foundation, presents Anthony Cancro, Senior Development Officer of Ringling College of Art and Design, with a grant to support underrepresented students pursuing a career in the arts.

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BRIDGES TO OPPORTUNITY

Chesapeake Bay Foundation The Chesapeake Bay is a 64,000-square-mile

Located in Virginia Beach, CBF’s Brock

watershed, spanning six states and impacting

Environmental Center is an entry point for students,

more than 18 million people. Since 1966,

conservationists, politicians, and community leaders

the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) has

to experience the Bay. Boasting a Living Building

devoted itself to one mission: Save the Bay.

Challenge™ certification from the International

To restore this massive watershed, CBF works to establish programs to educate future generations of environmental scientists, advocate

Living Future Institute, the Brock Environmental Center adheres to rigorous standards of water conservation and energy efficiency.

for legislation to prevent further degradation

In March 2024, CBF welcomed leadership from High

of the bay, and collaborate with regional

Foundation and High companies to tour the facility

partners to adopt innovative approaches to

and share how the built environment can promote

environmental stewardship. With a presence

long-term environmental sustainability in bold and

in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and the

replicable ways, ensuring people and nature can

District of Columbia, as well as 15 field centers,

thrive together in every community the Bay touches.

CBF seeks out innovative conservation efforts grounded in science and community needs.

Inspired by the work of CBF in Virginia Beach and other organizations where High operates,

“We really think the best way to learn about

High Foundation is devoted to the critical need

the bay and its rivers and streams is on

to address climate change and environmental

them,” said Hilary Harp Falk, President and

concerns and find a long-term solution.

CEO of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.

Chesapeake Bay Foundation welcomes High Foundation team members at the Brock Environmental Center in Virginia Beach.

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BRIDGES TO OPPORTUNITY

Lancaster Central Market Established in 1730, Lancaster Central Market is the oldest publicly owned continuously running

“By shopping with us, you’re

farmer’s market in America. Home to over 65 locally

not just buying food—you’re

owned businesses, Lancaster Central Market is a

investing in our local economy,

mainstay for residents of Lancaster City.

Lancaster Central Market connects local farmers directly with consumers, supports small-scale agriculture, promotes healthy eating, and aims to keep fresh produce accessible to everyone—all with the vision of creating a sustainable and thriving community.

With funding from High Foundation, Lancaster Central Market launched its SNAP Double Bucks program, an effort to reach Lancaster City’s most vulnerable population and combat food insecurity.

Through this program, shoppers enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) through the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services can double up to $30 of SNAP benefits

reducing environmental impact, and building a stronger, healthier future for all of Lancaster.”

– Donna Langley Executive Director at Lancaster Central Market As Lancaster Central Market approaches its tricentennial year, its commitment to the Lancaster community only becomes stronger. With High Foundation’s support, the team at Lancaster Central Market is modernizing the historic building by upgrading the building’s doors and addressing critical structural improvements, ensuring the longevity of the space for decades to come.

when shopping at Lancaster Central Market.

Since launching the program in November 2023, approximately $30,000 in SNAP vouchers have been purchased, with 374 individual families accessing nutritious food.

“The market provides affordable and accessible food options to a broad segment of the population, including low-income families. This ensures that all community members can benefit from fresh and healthy food,” said Donna Langley, Executive Director at Lancaster Central Market.

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BRIDGES TO OPPORTUNITY

The Factory Ministries For 30 years, The Factory Ministries has journeyed with people facing rural poverty

“We believe all humans

in Eastern Lancaster County, fueled by the

are created and have an

belief that “everyone’s journey matters.”

inherent sense of dignity

Recognizing a lack of financial resources

and worth and value.”

is only one aspect of poverty, The Factory Ministries adopted a holistic definition of poverty addressing six categories, including intellectual, physical, emotional, spiritual, relational, and financial resources.

The Factory Ministries provides intentional programming, aimed to develop resources across each focus area, to community members at every age and in each season of life.

Starting from birth, Building Braves programming exists to support families during their children’s most critical developmental stages including education and support for mothers who have just given birth as well as assistance and resources from Pre-K through sixth grade. Pequea Valley students are welcomed to Factory Youth Center when they reach seventh grade, where they connect with peers, receive homework help, and have access to mentoring from a team of volunteers. At 18 years old, community members can access adult advocacy services to set goals, address basic needs of shelter, food, and safety, and work to build friendships with their neighbors.

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– Adam Nagle Executive Director of The Factory Ministries “As much as we like to look at poverty as an individual problem, we all play a part in finding the solutions,” said Nagle.

Believing transformation is only possible through forming genuine connections, The Factory Ministries invests in building relationships with community stakeholders, leading to exceptional collaboration between local businesses, passionate community members, faith leaders, social service organizations, and the Pequea Valley School District, among others. High Foundation is proud to partner with The Factory Ministries to empower people, connect resources, and build community in Eastern Lancaster County.

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High Coworkers in Action

High coworkers are invested in their communities.

Their hard work makes a difference each and every day.

We are proud of the significant contributions they have made volunteering across Lancaster County.

Second Harvest Food Bank In August, some of our Springhill Suites Allentown and the Home2/Tru Easton teammates spent time with the wonderful people at the Second Harvest Food Bank of Lehigh Valley and Northeast Pennsylvania.

Here are some stats of what the team accomplished during their time at Second Harvest Food Bank >>

1,300 lbs of food sorted 2,415 lbs of food packed 2,012 meals provided to the community

Lancaster Conservancy The High Hotels LTD. Corporate

Keith Williams, Vice President of

office team had a volunteer event

Engagement and Education with the

at the Lancaster Conservancy

Lancaster Conservancy, did a great job

Climbers Run Nature Center. They

of educating the group and leading the

were tasked with clearing a section

charge. Keith shared that High partners

of hill that is infested with Multiflora

deeply with Lancaster Conservancy, calling

Rose, an invasive species that was

out the great work in Greenfield and the

planted to prevent soil erosion.

financial support High has provided.

StructureCare® Habitat House

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The StructureCare® team is dedicated

Recently StructureCare® Lancaster

to being part of High Foundation’s

and Philadelphia area coworkers

mission to improve the lives of people

volunteered with Lancaster Lebanon

who live and work in the communities

Habitat for Humanity at a new

in which High companies provide

build community in Columbia, PA in

economic investment and employment.

partnership with High Foundation.

COWORKER DESIGNATIONS

Our Coworkers Celebrating a Higher Purpose In December 2023, S. Dale High completed his transfer of ownership of both High Industries Inc. and High Real Estate Group LLC to High Foundation. This new structure continues Dale’s legacy of values-based leadership as well as his commitment to the High companies and the communities in which they provide economic investment and employment. It is a continuation of The High Philosophy of trust and innovation that has been in place for decades and will continue to benefit Lancaster County and beyond for

Jake Fisher of High Steel Structures (center) presenting a check to Family Promise of Lycoming County.

generations to come.

To celebrate this significant milestone in the company history, all High coworkers were invited to designate $100 to an organization of their choice from a list of 108 partners across the communities where High businesses operate. More than 86% of High coworkers gave over $165,000 to causes they cared about.

“When High coworkers celebrated the announcement of our Higher Purpose, they celebrated with

Chris Snyder and Robin Stauffer (center) with the staff at ATTOLLO.

an outpouring of generosity to our communities. They truly demonstrated the belief that— owned by High Foundation—the work we do makes a difference.”

– Darryl Gordon Vice President of Human Resources/EEO Officer, High companies Steve Nieli, Chris Snyder, and Robin Stauffer presenting a check to Kate Zimmerman from United Way of Lancaster County.

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High Foundation Impact Snapshots

W e are proud to amplify the work of bold environmental advocates and

passionate humanitarians committed to addressing critical housing needs in communities where High coworkers live. Here’s a look at a handful of our 2023-2024 partner projects we have been honored to support:

ENVIRONMENT Chesapeake Bay Foundation

Lancaster Conservancy

Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s programming

eighth annual Lancaster Water Week with over 60

across Pennsylvania.

events and opportunities to learn, explore, and act

>> cbf.org

to protect Lancaster waterways.

We purchased a hybrid SUV to support the

As Presenting Sponsor, we contributed toward the

>> lancasterconservancy.org/water-week

RegenAll

We sponsored RegenAll’s second annual Climate Summit at The Ware Center - Millersville University where more than 50 partner organizations gathered to identify resilient climate solutions. >> regenall.org

Stroud Water Research Center

Our funding ensured stream-side plantings received high-quality aftercare to reduce water pollution in downstream communities and the Chesapeake Bay. >> stroudcenter.org

Lancaster Clean Water Partners

We supported Lancaster Clean Water Partners’ efforts to boost collaboration between community partners as they advocate for clean water across the county. >> lancastercleanwaterpartners.com

The Nature Conservancy

We sponsored innovative conservation solutions to preserve essential waterways, benefit farmers, and protect our environment. >> nature.org

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HOUSING Homes by TLC

We funded the development of eight affordable housing units in Mercer County, NJ where tenants pay no more than 30% of income towards their housing, no matter how low their income is.

Lancaster Redevelopment Fund

We sponsored a new construction project that will

Bridge of Hope

We sponsored additional affordable housing options for single mothers facing homelessness.

grant residents of Lancaster County access to safe and affordable housing options. >> lchra.com

>> lancaster.bridgeofhopeinc.org

Community Action Partnership’s (CAP) Domestic Violence Services

We supported CAP’s crisis intervention programming and safe housing options for individuals escaping domestic violence. >> caplanc.org

Good Samaritan Services

York Habitat for Humanity

temporary housing location where residents can live

30-year mortgages that do not exceed 30% of a

for up to six months as they work toward stability.

family’s income.

>> goodsamservices.org

>> yorkhabitat.org

We funded the repair and improvement of a

Our funding afforded qualified families interest-free

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2024 High Scholarship Winners High Foundation announced our 2024 High Scholarship Award recipients, Chase Orinski of Bethlehem, PA, and Lincoln Dillman of Lancaster, PA. The students have been awarded $20,000 scholarships, which provide $5,000 per year for four years.

High Foundation values education and has been investing in the children of High coworkers for the past 41 years, encouraging secondary education in the form of college or trade school.

A June 12 luncheon was hosted to bring together parents, students, and High Foundation’s Board to honor the students and congratulate them on their accomplishments.

Robin Stauffer led the event with opening remarks. She celebrated Chase and Lincoln for their many accomplishments and noted that both students have chosen to embody the High value of servant leadership through their volunteer work and community involvement.

Chase Orinski alongside his mother Amy Orinski, Project Coordinator with High Construction Company

Lincoln Dillman with his mother Anne Dillman and father Brad Dillman, VP of Engineering at High Steel Structures

CHASE ORINSKI is the son of Amy Orinski, Project

LINCOLN DILLMAN is the son of Brad Dillman, Vice

Coordinator with High Construction Company, who

President of Engineering with High Steel Structures

joined High companies in 2020. Chase attended

LLC, who joined High companies in 2007. Lincoln

Liberty High School in the Bethlehem Area School

attended Conestoga Valley High School, where he

District where he served as president of the Future

was a member of the National Honor Society as

Business Leaders of America Club, an organization

a junior and senior, Class Secretary in 10th–12th

he participated in all four years of high school.

grades, Commissioner of Line Crew his junior and

He was a member of the golf team, serving as its

senior year, and participated in Students Against

captain his senior year, and participated in DECA Inc.

Destructive Decisions all four years, serving as

and Science Olympia. Community service included

president his senior year. Community service

participation in Greater Lehigh Valley Athletes,

included founder and president of Readers Helping

Bethlehem Area Public Library, Historic Bethlehem,

Readers, English as a Second Language tutor, and

and Lehigh Valley International Airport as a Junior

Shop with a Buckskin. Lincoln plans to pursue a

Navigator. Chase plans to pursue a degree in Sports

degree in Political Science and Economics from

Management from the University of Iowa.

the University of Richmond.

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Stronger Together In response to evolving community

needs, High Foundation partners with community initiatives that align with our values and invest in economic vibrancy, community vitality, and individual and social well-being.

We are honored to help support and amplify their good work.

Lancaster Water Week celebrates the 1,400 miles of streams and rivers in Lancaster County. These waterways are the source of our drinking water, drive economic and agricultural growth, and allow us to escape into nature. As Presenting Sponsor, High Foundation was honored to support this important work

“ We strive to be catalytic in our approach to funding, seeking the best possible outcomes for the organizations we work with and support.”

– Robin Stauffer

for our community.

Since 2012, High Foundation has been proud to support the Lancaster County Community Foundation’s signature event, the ExtraGive. Over the last 11 years, community members have raised over $100 million for causes like health, education, hunger, and poverty alleviation. As Presenting Sponsor, High Foundation is proud to support this annual day of giving when every community member can invest in what matters to them.

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Special thanks to our community partners ACROSS 13 CITIES AND 6 STATES

A Woman’s Concern Anchor Lancaster Arts at Millersville University ATTOLLO Prep Bench Mark Program Bethany Christian Services of Central Pennsylvania Blessings of Hope

Conservation Foundation of Lancaster Co Cultural Alliance of York County Demuth Foundation East Chestnut Street Mennonite Church Eastern Mennonite University Education Foundation

Homes by TLC Horizons at Lancaster Country Day School Immigreat Lancaster, Inc.

of Sarasota County

The Janus School

Boys & Girls Club of Lancaster

Elizabethtown College

Joseph T. Simpson Public Library

Bridge of Hope

The Factory Ministries

Junior Achievement of

Bright Side Opportunities Center

Foundation of the EDC

CASA of Lancaster County Central Market Trust Central Pennsylvania Food Bank Chesapeake Bay Foundation Chestnut Housing Corporation Church World Service Lancaster City of Lancaster The Clinic for Special Children Clothes That Work

of Lancaster Co Franklin & Marshall College Friendship Community GiGi’s Playhouse Lancaster Girls on the Run Lancaster Good Neighbors Good Samaritan Services Greystone Manor Therapeutic Riding Center Harrisburg Area Community

South Central Pennsylvania Lancaster Area Habitat for Humanity Lancaster Bible College Lancaster City Alliance Lancaster Clean Water Partners Lancaster Cleft Palate Clinic Lancaster Conservancy Lancaster County Community Foundation Lancaster County Food Hub

The Common Wheel

College Foundation

Community Action Partnership

Historic Preservation Trust

of Lancaster County

of Lancaster County

Lancaster Mennonite School

Community First Fund

HomeFront

Lancaster Redevelopment Fund Inc.

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Lancaster General Health Foundation

WILLIAMSPORT

WILKESBARRE

ALLENTOWN

PA

DENVER LANCASTER YORK OH

HARRISBURG

NC

SPRINGBORO

NJ

TRENTON/EWING

CHARLOTTE

MT. LAUREL

SC

CHARLESTON

FL SARASOTA

Lancaster Science Factory

Penn State Health

Stroud Water Research Center

Lancaster Symphony Orchestra

Penn State THON

Susquehanna Heritage Corporation

LancasterHistory

Pennsylvania College of

SWAN - Scaling Walls A Note

Art and Design

At A Time

Peyton Walker Foundation

Tec Centro Workforce Network

Pleasant View Communities

Tenfold

Prima Theatre

Thaddeus Stevens Foundation

of Lancaster County

RegenAll

United Way of Lancaster County

The Mix at Arbor Place

Ringling College of Art and Design

Water Street Mission

The Nature Conservancy

The Salvation Army

Welsh Mountain Health Centers

New Hope Community Life Ministry

Samaritan Counseling Center

YMCA of the Roses

New Hope Ministries

Schreiber Center for

York Habitat for Humanity

Leadership Lancaster, Inc. Lighthouse Vocational Services Little Conestoga Creek Foundation Mental Health America

Parish Resource Center Inc. Partners for Environmental Stewardship

Pediatric Development

Youth Mentoring Partnership

Spanish American Civic Association (SACA)

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