YWCA Hanover Newsletter Summer 2021

SUMMER 2021

VOLUME 13

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The latest news and updates from YWCA Hanover

IN THIS ISSUE: GIRLS LOVING LIFE

STAND AGAINST RACISM 2021

EVENTS & PROGRAMS

PUTTING THE 'HOME' IN SAFE

SUMMER & FALL 2021

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Putting the 'Home' in Safe Home Sarah Harvey Safe Home

Domestic violence is one of the primary causes of homelessness for women and their children in the United States. According to the National Network to End Domestic Violence, between 22 and 57 percent

create a housing stability plan, safety plan, receive financial education, and budgeting skills, connection to community resources, and more. This is a case management intensive program designed to empower the strength and resiliency already within our clients.

changes we remain steadfast in working towards our goal of

entry process and are placed systematically based on their needs. This is unique when comparing to other housing programs, as it is not ‘first come, first served’ system. This means that those with the most severe circumstances are prioritized for housing. The only requirement is that the client must be fleeing domestic violence, there are no income requirements which is very different from other housing programs. Once priority is determined,

providing resources for our clients to secure safe housing.

service providers such as Safe Home contact the client and work with them

abuser and being selfsufficient and able to maintain housing on their

to enroll in the program and begin their housing search. The program runs

own. Transitional Housing is a much shorter program, lasting anywhere from one

for 12 months, during which participants are required to attend a

to six months. There are more requirements to qualify, such as having a

Rehousing program is one of many across the state, where all qualifying clients

minimum of one monthly meeting with the housing

sustainable income, and the client must be fleeing

advocate to work on any

from a domestic violence

go through a coordinated

goals they may have, to

incident that occurred

of women and children are homeless due to domestic violence, with 38 percent of all victims experiencing homeless at some point in their lives due to domestic violence.

Safe Home’s housing department has seen a lot of progress in the last few months, from new funding to new staff members, but throughout all these

Our Rapid Rehousing program is designed to house people, based on level of need, as quickly as possible. Safe Home’s Rapid

Much like Rapid Rehousing, Safe Home’s Transitional Housing program is designed to bridge the gap survivors often experience between living with an

within the last six months.

Once a client expresses interest in the program and finds a rental unit, there is an application that must be filled out. The case manager will look for income that is sufficient for the unit

far both programs have been extremely beneficial to Safe Home clients. Safe Home has seen a surge in service requests, housing included. Even prepandemic, many victims do not have the resources to

and secure their own housing.

identified and will also work

leave an abusive

affordable housing is often

with the landlord to ensure they are willing to work

relationship. Additionally, according to a Pew

reported as one of the primary barriers’ survivors

with the program. There is no coordinated entry process, clients may apply any time there are funds available. A minimum of one monthly meeting with the Case Manager is required.

Research poll, ‘1 in 4 adults say they or someone in their household was laid off or lost their job because of the coronavirus’ with lowincome families being disproportionately affected.

Resources are being stretched so thin that our housing programs may be the only chance for some victims to escape the abuse

of domestic violence face when they choose to leave an abusive partner. Safe Home hopes to provide a figurative steppingstone over that barrier. All of Safe Home programs are designed to empower participants and set them up for long term success free from all abuse, because everyone deserves a Safe Home.

Throughout the entire COVID-19 pandemic thus

Regardless of the different programs our client’s may be enrolled in, Safe Home is dedicated to helping those in need. Lack of safe and

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Girls Loving Life 2021 Nanci Mart, Lead Teacher, Girls Loving Life

Girls Loving Life (GLL) is preparing for the 2021 Fall Session; with eight weeks of fun and friendship to bring out the best in our future leaders.

This free program is open to

lessons designed to highlight individual strengths, as well as the power of a group.

Each Saturday, the lesson

Girls Loving Life runs October 2, 2021 through November 20,

girls in 2nd through 8th grade, with additional help from high

highlights one of the five tenets of the program: love

2021. To register for Girls Loving Life visit us at

school-aged mentors.

GLL promotes self-confidence through interactions, activities, and

your soul, love your body, love others, love learning and growing, and love life.

All of our activities are new; if the important girl in your life has participated in the

www.ywcahanover.org or by calling 717.637.2125.

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program before, she can join us again and have a completely new experience.

Questions or concerns may be directed to Rosemary Cintron rcintron@ywcahanover.org

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Stand Against Racism 2021 Rosemary Cintron Program / Volunteer Coordinator

We take a Stand Against Racism every day by raising awareness about the impact of institutional and structural racism and building community among those who work for racial justice. On April 25, 2021, YWCA Hanover Board of directors, staff, family, friends, and supporters gathered for a peaceful demonstration in downtown Hanover.

The theme of this year’s Stand Against Racism is Addressing Racism as a Public Health Crisis. Public health is, and always has been, central to racial justice work. This year our theme is especially pertinent as our nation continues to face the intersecting public health crises of COVID-19 and racism.

Throughout the pandemic, we have seen the racial disparities at work in our systems.

Communities of color continue to face the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 with higher infection and death rates.

And individuals have used their fear of this pandemic as an excuse to act on their prejudices. From March 2020 to February 2021, the organization Stop AAPI Hate has documented at least 3,795 attacks on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.

YWCA Hanover participated in a number of initiatives including partnering with sister YWCAs around the country to promote workshops, forums, and discussions hosted virtually and nation wide.

Understanding and addressing systemic racism from this public health perspective is crucial to eliminating racial and ethnic inequities, and to improving opportunity and well-being across communities.

To become more involved with YWCA Hanover, contact Rosemary Cintron at rcintron@ywcahanover.org for volunteer opportunities or visit www.ywcahanover.org.

Mark your calendars and follow us on social media to receive updates on YWCA Hanover STAND AGAINST RACISM 2022, April 18-24, 2022.

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EARLY LEARNING CENTER AT YWCA HANOVER: DON'T LET THE SUMMER BE A BUMMER! Katie Nelson, Director of Childcare

The Early Learning Center has been a busy place! The Early Learning Center is for children ages 1-5. In March, we celebrated Read Across America Week, where each child got a book to take home.

In April we will celebrate the week of the young child by have fun activities planned all week.

We are open from 6:00am 6:00pm, Monday - Friday.

Breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snack are included.

We provide a safe, loving, and nurturing environment for children to learn and grow.

Our summer activities provide fun while promoting growth in all developmental areas for our youngest learners. Age appropriate lesson plans are developed around the PA Early Learning Standards.

Summertime is a fun time in our ELC program with learning-centered events such as weekly water days, walks to the library, special visitors, walking trips, and playing in our outdoor sandbox. Lessons include gross motor skills, hands-on activities, water play, sand play, art, music, and learning centers. We provide daily communication including e-mails and pictures sent via Class Dojo so you don’t miss a thing while your child is busy learning with us.

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The YWCA Early Learning Center is rated 4 out of 4 stars by the PA Keystone Stars and licensed by the Department of Human Services. All of our staff have current state clearances and are First Aid and CPR certified. Additionally, all staff in the ELC participate in annual professional development trainings.

Call now to set up an appointment to take a tour and register your child for the Early Learning Center! Spaces are limited.

Contact Katie Nelson at 717.637.2125 or by email at knelson@ywcahanover.org.

More information available online at www.ywcahanover.org

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SCHOOL AGE LEARNING ACADEMY Lisa Staub Asst. Director of Childcare, School Age Coordinator

The School Age Learning Academy is for children who are in kindergarten through sixth grade.

They have been busy finishing out the school year which has included virtual learning days. During virtual learning days, the students come to the YWCA with their school laptops, and they are able to log into their school to do zoom lessons with their class and complete all their schoolwork assignments. During the school year, the school age students also have weekly music lessons with Ms. Deb Smith. Monday afternoons you can often hear them playing instruments, signing, and playing musical games.

We are enrolling for our summer camp Phoenix program. Summer camp is open to children who have completed kindergarten to sixth grade.

Camp will run from June 7th to August 13th, 2021.

During the summer

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we provide children breakfast, lunch and an afternoon snack that is all included. We are open from 6:00am-6:00pm and parents can drop off or pick up anytime within that time frame, camp activities run from 9:00am-3:00pm MondayFriday. This year we have a very active and outdoor camp planned for campers. We will be including a waterfront program where kids will have to opportunity to go out to Codorus on Kayaks. Summer camp includes a variety of activities such as cooking, science experiments, weekly field trips, weekly swimming, trips to local playgrounds, art projects and gross motor games just to name a few. We also have a large gymnasium that kids can do activities in if the weather does not cooperate. We still have spaces available for summer camp, so if you would like more information or to schedule a tour you can call 717-637-2125 or email Lisa Staub at lstaub@ywcahanover.org.

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SOCIAL RACIAL JUSTICE Deb Smith Social Racial Justice Coordinator Social/Racial Justice has been quite active this

Reynolds and Brendan Kiely. April was a busy

spring, and we look forward to the summer. Our

month with all our Stand Against Racism activities.

teen Upstanders have continued writing to their

Please check the YWCA website for how you can

pen pals at Rock Rest Elementary 2nd grade. So

participate with future Stand Against Racism

far, they have raised $700 for Ms. Naill's class. This events. summer, the Upstanders will be hosting one or two events for young children featuring a puppet

There are Stand Against Racism yard signs and t-

show, children's activity, and snack.

shirts available for purchase in the lobby of YWCA Hanover, 23 W. Chestnut St., Hanover. Stand

The last Enlightened Conversation for the spring

Against Racism drawstring bags for high school

was hosted virtually in April, and focused on The

students are now available for all local high school

State of the Drug Problem in Hanover. Our April

students (FREE). The bags have the YWCA Hanover

book club reading was All American Boys by Jason

logo and the MLK quote, 'The time is always right to do what is right,' on the bag. The pre-school children are enjoying Storytime with Ms. Deb and Doris, which will continue during the summer.

The Acceptance Library has books for all ages, so please sign a book out. The SRJ committee is working on events for a Summer Series which will feature outdoor movies, book clubs, family activities, and a Juneteenth Celebration. We are starting to plan our fall schedule and welcome any suggestions for topics and activities.

To join any of the SRJ committees or if you have an idea for a project or event, please email Deb Smith at dsmith@ywcahanover.org.

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YWCA Hanover is a Community Resource and Family Center. We provide services and products for individuals and families in need of childcare, Domestic Violence and/or Human Trafficking advocacy support, events & programs that seek to eliminate racism, empower women, and promote peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.

JUNE Camp Phoenix A daily summer camp for school aged students focused on fun, education & adventure! Join us for The Amazing Race summer camp. Visit countries and cultures without leaving Hanover!

Full & Part-time availability. Register today!

Juneteenth Join us as we observe Juneteenth with various events that celebrate African-American history and heritage, including readings of works by noted Afro-American authors, drum circle, speakers, crafts, and an outdoor movie.

Program Date: June 3rd - August 16, 2021 Program Availability: 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM Program Location: YWCA Hanover

Event Date: Saturday, June 19, 2021 Event Time: 5PM Event Host: YWCA Hanover & Hanover Area Diversity Alliance Event Location: Wirt Park, Hanover, PA

Registration Information: Call 717.637.2125 - Lisa Smith, Asst. Childcare Director & SALA Coordinator Music Camp Children ages 5-10 years are invited to spend a week singing, playing music games, instruments, and making an instrument. Snack is also included. Cost for week long camp is $25.00 REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED Program Date: June 7 - June 11, 2021 Program Time: 9AM - 11AM Register at: www.ywcahanover.org Theater Camp Children ages 5-10 years are invited to spend a week singing, playing theatre games, acting basics, improvisation, and performing skits Snack is also included. Cost for week long camp is $25.00 REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED Program Date: June 7 - June 11, 2021 Program Time: 9AM - 11AM Register at: www.ywcahanover.org Viewing of 'Final Account' at Queens Gate Cinemas An urgent portrait of the last living generation of Hitler's Third Reich in never-before-seen interviews raising vital questions about authority, conformity, national identity, and their own roles in the greatest human crimes in history.

Event Date: Thursday, June 3, 2021 Event Host: YWCA Hanover Registration Required: www.ywcahanover.org

Pride Fest Join us at Moul Field for our inaugural Pride Fest!

The festivities commence at noon. Throughout the day there will be a variety of activities, musical entertainment, drag queens, and so much more!

Event Date: Saturday, June 26, 2021 Event Time: 12PM Event Host: Pride Hanover Event Location: Moul Field JULY Social Racial Justice Adult Book Club Book discussion: Guiding Lights; Train Conductors of Underground Railroad (available on Amazon) Zoom Discussions begin 7PM Date to be Announced Register at www.ywcahanover.org Several well-used Underground Railroad paths ran through York County, Pennsylvania, before the American Civil War. Freedom seekers crossed the Mason-Dixon Line after traveling through the rural Maryland countryside and set foot on free soil, often for the first time. In this book, long-time author and researcher Scott Mingus gives an overview, with photographs and accompanying text, of some of the leading waystations and local sites associated with the Underground Railroad.

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YWCA Hanover Celebrating 101years of serving the Hanover Community

Walk A Mile in Her Shoes Follow us on social media and check out our website at www.ywcahanover.org for most current details. Participate in promoting awareness about gender violence by walking a mile in women’s footwear. Everyone is welcome!

Sister walkers are encouraged to join in the walk wearing comfortable shoes. For more information check out our website at www.ywcahanover.org.

Event Date: Friday, August 13, 2021 Event Host: YWCA Hanover Safe Home Event Location: Winebrenner's Hanover, PA

SEPTEMBER Women’s Power Breakfast Series Guest Speakers inspire, encourage and positively impact women in our community. Women’s Power Breakfast is held twice a year to promote empowerment through keynote speakers focused on inspiration, motivation, transformation and activation.

When: September 9, 2021 Event Time: 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM Event Host: YWCA Hanover Location: The Markets of Hanover Tickets: $15 per person $160 Table Sponsorship Ticket Sales : www.ywcahanover.org

Bier Garten at Snackfest Come and enjoy a variety of local craft beers and Pennsylvania Dutch inspired foods! Featuring Live entertainment. Black Rose Rollers will be tending the bar and BRR Junior is setting up a Lemonade stand!

We'll have lots of family fun, cool air conditioning, and restrooms available!

Event Date: September 18, 2021 Event Time : 10 AM - 2 PM Event Host: YWCA Hanover Event Location: 23 W. Chestnut St, Hanover, PA

2021 Events OCTOBER Girls Loving Life Fall 2021 Youth program encourages self-respect, selfesteem, and self-worth through weekly themes focused on healthy living, positivity, growth, and adventure. The program is provided for through a grant from the Allstate Foundation and in partnership with UTZ Quality Foods Women’s Mentoring Group. Volunteer opportunities available. Students grades 9-12 register as mentors.

Event Dates: Saturdays, 10/2/2021 - 11/20/2021 Event Time: Session A 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM Session B 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM Event Host: YWCA Hanover Event Location: YWCA Hanover Registration: www.ywcahanover.org Registration is required, no fee involved

Week Without Violence YWCA Hanover has set aside one week in October as a Week Without Violence – a week to raise awareness and engage action to end the broad spectrum of violence – as part of a global movement with World YWCA to end violence against women and girls.

We invite you to join us from October 17 – 23, 2021 as we share information, elevate stories, talk with policymakers, and raise awareness with a common goal in mind: together, we can end gender-based violence. Find out more information by viewing the Week Without Violence webinar.

Event Date: October 17- 23, 2021 Host: YWCA Hanover Event Location: YWCA Hanover, 23 West Chestnut Street

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EMERGE - Women's Conference YWCA Hanover is cultivating a space where women from every walk of life can come together to be inspired, encouraged, and enveloped in our community. Walk away energized, motivated, and maybe with a few new friends, too! Take the day to really unplug, invest in yourself, and make a plan for 2021 to be the year you EMERGE!

Women of Hanover Network YWCA Hanover is one again hosting this unique networking opportunity. Connect with women in the Hanover area! Learn more about the resources in the Hanover Community and strengthen professional relationships!

Event Date: Friday, October 15, 2021 Doors Open: 8:15 AM -4PM WINE RECEPTION TO FOLLOW Host: YWCA Hanover Event Location: YWCA Hanover, 23 West Chestnut Street, Hanover, PA More information and registration details make sure to follow us on social media and sign-up for email alerts!

Event Date: December 02, 2021 Event Time: Time: 5:15 PM – 6:45 PM Event Host: YWCA Hanover Event Location: Sign of the Horse 979 York St. Hanover, PA 17331 Tickets: No Charge Registration: Required If you are interested in participating in any of the events or wish to become more active at YWCA Hanover, please call 717.637.2125 or visit our website www.ywcahanover.org for more information.

Like us on Facebook and visit ywcahanover.org - where you can sign-up for the YWCA Hanover events and announcement emails.

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2020 Annual Giving Campaign Decade ($10,000 - $99,000)

Conewago Enterprise, Inc. J. William Warehime Foundation WAY Foundation

Benefactor ($5,000 & $9,999)

INET Technology UPMC Pinnacle Hanover

Diamond ($2,500—$4,999)

Cindy Fremont Jody Shaffer Michele & Tom Witman Schmuck Lumber

Platinum ($1,000—$2,499)

Aqua Phoenix Burkentine Builders, Inc. Emily Burkentine Carole W. Rebert Jennifer Carter, In Memory of John A. Warehime Barbara & Forry Eisenhart Image 360 Dr. Mary Kay & Mike Kelly Louis & Nanci Mart Myneca Ojo Dr. Barbara Rupp Kenworthy Funeral Home Members 1st Credit Union New Oxford Social Group Andy & Sharon Brough Members 1st Bank Rotary Club Hanson Brothers Harold Hartlaub Kelly McKee Estella King Joanne E. & Wendell L. Lehman Family Fund of York County Community Foundation Northwest Savings Bank Donald B. Smith, Inc. Alec & David Sivel Staff Music & Amusements Edie & Gregory Staub Webb Insurance Daniel & Donna Weber

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Gold ($500—$999)

Wetzel Funeral Home Michelle Shae Bobbi Little Michele Bossi McSherrystown Home Assoc.

Kenworthy Funeral Home Becky & David Albrecht Dr. Ray Christner Jordan Ilyes PSI Capital Management Yorktowne Real Estate Settlement Services, Inc Marybeth & Mike Hockenberry Color Wheel Dawn Gartrell George Hubbard LeeAnn Zeroth

Silver ($250—$499)

Chrissie Rapp Susan & Dan Frey Casi Brough-Murren Kelly Lynch Sherri Staub Tammy Groft Jo Ann Bauer Freda Bortner Peg Sennett Katie Nelson Susan Beckner Grace & F. Rusty Elsner Kathi Fuhrman Jennifer Holcomb Karen Kuntz Beth Leckrone Randy's Electrical Barb Shorb Nancy Bittinger Rebecca Reck Rotary Club Panebaker Funeral Home Pat Saunders Fuhrman Creative Megan Sunday Heather & Daniel Laudicina Hilary Matzinger Elinor Rebert Sharon & Chris Wingert York Traditions Bank

Bronze ($100—$249)

B&F Jewelers Ellen Biesecker Pam Cashman Pat Shaffer Amy Caplinger Frock Brothers Trucking, INC, In Memory of E.B. & Rebecca Frock Michelle Mowrer Carolyn & Charles Schaefer Taylor Thomas Allysia Urick Rosemary Cintron Leslie Dietz Stacey Duckworth Joyce & Bert Elsner Brenda & David Hahn Judy & Ralph Jodice Gary Laabs Gayle Mowrer Christine Neri Panebaker Funeral Home Madeline Peabody Montyce Rutters Ruth Shaffer William & Deborah Shanbarger Stephanie & Mark Shcokites, In Memory of Betty Slagle Luis Sherwood Josephine Spears Kathy Staub James Welsh Genny & Sean Huston Phyllis Bushek Danielle Newman, In Memory of Jacqueline Zimmerman Kayla Kelly Rachel Kelly Mitzi Clapper Doug & Jane Quashnoc Farley's Jewelers Kathy Staub Kristin Hart Virginia & Wesley Keffer Anne Acker Beth McMaster Joyce O'Donnell Cheryl Paulin Liz Johnnides

Produce on Broadway Jaclyn Bossi, In Honor of Logan Nickoles Lindsay Bossi, In Honor of Addison Bossi James Bossi III, In Honor of MaKenzie Bossi Harrisburg PA Chapter of Links, Inc Remy Miller, In Memory of Robert M. Miller Jean Gartrell Misti Wildasin Michelle Mullen Teresa Gieron Dustin Armstrong, In Honor of Susan & Patrick Naugle Justine Trucksess

Friends of YWCA Hanover ($99 or less) Cindy Boyer Bobbi Delio Rebecca Rech Donna Winters Dan Thomas Susan Shelley Steven Clingan, In Memory of Jo A. Elicker Becker Law Group Ralph & Gay Dickson Virginia Forsythe Rebecca Thomas Zinn Dr. Cynthia Renehan Lorraine Becker CORE Design Deb Smith Anthony Laughman Julie Roda Sherry Scott Cindy Hockensmith Mary Rinaolo Anne Lawrence Ruthann Shae Sherry Scott Anne Lawrence Sue Kuhn Linda DeMaio Dana Jo Pearl Michael Musselman David Hoffman

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YWCA Hanover Contributors and Supporters Board of Directors & Executive Director

The greater Hanover community is known for being helpful to their neighbors, generous to those in need, and kind-hearted in giving. YWCA Hanover is blessed and fortunate to receive many forms of help and donations by virtue of in-kind gifts, Foundation & Grant funds, EITC donors, product donations, designated monetary donations, and professional services. The following individuals, businesses, churches, and groups have contributed to YWCA Hanover in 2019. We are so grateful to you for kindly reaching out and helping those in your community through YWCA Hanover.

Aldus Brewery Allstate Foundation Altland House Amazon Smiles American Legion Angie Binick Anonymous Avalon Insurance Company Barb Wentz Barbara Rupp BB&T Bank Bernadine Filliben Bernard McNelis Black Rose Rollers Briand and Jennifer Oswald Brock Biffart Center Square Brewery

Kim Donaldson Debra Markle Doceo EEG, Inc (Empire Beauty School) Elizabeth Croney First United Methodist Church Faith and Fitness Feesers, Inc. Forever Media Gilda Janusz Gitt Foundation Give Local York United Way York County Give Local York 2018 Glen Rock Disc Golf Club Grace Hostetter Trust Grace United Methodist Church

Graphics Plus Graphcom Hanover Area Ladies Bowling Hanover FOE Hanover for Progress Hanover Street Rod Association Homewood at Plum Creek Hooverfield Associates Immaculate Heart of Mary Church iNet Technology Jackie Redding Janet Vizkelety Juanita Jones Juliet Sharrow La Cucina Larry Hamme Lawrence B. Sheppard Foundation

Life Touch Link's Music Tina Lowe M & T Bank Miscreation Brewery Montyce Rutters Myers Meat Market Nancy Beimler New Oxford Lions Club Northwest Savings Bank Pam Newton Patricia Warehime Peoples Bank RAYAC Rice Family Foundation Rutter's SEK

SKF Debbie Seekford Cynthia Small Something Wicked Brewery St. Bartholomew's United Church St. Mark's Lutheran Church St. Matthew's Church Sweet Charities Trinity UCC Women UPMC J. William Warehime Foundation Warehouse Bistro Webb Insurance Weis Markets WH Cooke & Company York Traditions Bank York Water Company

YWCA Hanover Facility Rentals

Louis Mart, Client Services Manager

RENTALS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOLLOWING CDC GUIDELINES. For more information contact Louis Mart, Director of Marketing, at 717.637.2125 Many groups utilize our facility for regular weekly meetings, while some hold seasonal sports practices. Our newly renovated multipurpose room is perfect for one day workshops or conferences, and is especially popular for evening parties and celebrations.

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Board of Directors 2020

Front Row, Left to right: Michele Mowrer, Chrissy Rapp, Michele Whitman, Mary Kay Kelly, Barb Rupp Second Row, Left to Right; Emily Burkentine, Alec Sivel, Edie Staub Rear Row, Left to Right: Kelly McKee, Jennifer Holcomb, Cindy Freemont, Myneca Ojo, Michelle Bossi, Taylor Thomas, Casi Brough Murren

Management Team 2020

Front Row, Left to Right: Michelle Shae, Jody Shaffer, Sherri Staub Second Row, Left to Right: Rosemary Cintron, Janise Bankard Rear Row, Left to Right: Jamie Bonser, Deb Smith, Louis Mart, Lisa Staub, Katie Nelson

YWCA Hanover 23 West Chestnut Street Hanover, PA 17331 Phone: 717.637.2125 Fax: 717.637.3516 www.ywcahanover.org

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