Who We Support

Milagro House changes the lives of women and children facing homelessness in Lancaster, PA by providing housing, education, and life-skills training. Their mission: helping women with children achieve long-term success through education.

Since 1998, Milagro House has helped hundreds of women earn their high school equivalency degrees or post-secondary credentials and transition into stable, independent lives — all while raising their children in a safe, supportive environment.

Attollo (Latin: Rise Up) unifies high school students from all backgrounds to build a pipeline of diverse leaders. As a college access and leadership development program, Attollo Prep gives success-oriented students the tools to achieve their academic and personal goals.

Attollo Scholars receive SAT prep, college application support, national college tours, and access to 13 Scholar programs including Pre-Law, Code, Startup, and Pre-Med — all anchored in six core pillars: Strong Mind, Competition, Resiliency, Accountability, Sacrifice, and Finish Strong.

Girls on the Run Lancaster-Lebanon inspires girls in grades 3–8 through evidence-based programs that blend physical activity with life-skill development — building confidence, kindness, and decision-making skills that last a lifetime.

Since 2009, the program has empowered more than 24,000 girls across Lancaster and Lebanon counties. Every season culminates in a celebratory 5K, and over 65% of participants rely on financial assistance — making community support essential.

ASSETS' Entrepreneur Training program empowers aspiring and growing business owners with the tools, resources, and community they need to succeed. Through the Women's Business Center at ASSETS, participants gain access to Discovery Meetings, Idea Incubators, and focused seminars — all designed to help turn a dream into a sustainable, impactful business.

While special consideration is given to the unique challenges women entrepreneurs face, all programs are open to everyone. ASSETS partners with the U.S. Small Business Administration and is committed to removing barriers and opening doors for underserved entrepreneurs in the Lancaster community.

A Week Away Foundation provides respite experiences for families navigating serious illness — helping them find moments of peace and create positive memories during one of life's most difficult seasons. Founded in memory of Caleb Walker (1990–2014), who found profound relief during a weekend getaway while battling cancer, the foundation carries forward his spirit of hope.

In partnership with Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health and Penn State Health, A Week Away funds therapeutic getaway trips that give families a chance to breathe, reconnect, and experience joy — even in the hardest of times.