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City of
Lancaster The Gifting & Giving Issue
IN TH E SPOTL IGH T A D E S T I N AT I O N to complement a perfect night on the town, Josephine's is a sensory experience that makes dining out more than just a meal. Join them for inspired local cuisine made from scratch by their imaginative chefs.
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Support the businesses of Lancaster City this season! Shopping small gives us a chance to put our money where our heart is. Head downtown for the most unique gifts and the best service—all while feeling good that your dollars are going back into our community.
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welcoming 101NQ
giving guide
Meet the businesses of 101NQ and the people who brought the project to life.
Fig’s guide to those who need our support this season. Sponsored by LCCF.
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Leading the way through innovation and example: Alan and Ricki Friedland.
Making a difference in the lives of others: Karen Foley.
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Learn more about our 2019 social mission partner: SWAN.
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great shopping, dining, arts, events, and community— as always. KEEP READING
ON THE COVER: Designer and city resident Michael Baker loves the local life with a jacket from Lush Bazaar and denim from Free Press. Photo props from Habitat Restore. Locally printed hemp tote designed by Fig Industries.
ISSUE 56 / WINTER 2019 / CITY OF LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA / THE GIVING & GIFTING ISSUE
C R E AT E D A N D P RODUCE D BY F I G I N D U S TR I E S Creative thinkers and makers with a forever mission of Design For Good. Learn more about our mission and meet our team at figindustries.com. PUBLISHER Fig Industries
WRITERS Nicole Hackmann Christine Halliday Margaret High Erik Carrasquillo Kim O’Donnel
DIRECTOR Deborah Brandt DESIGNERS Josh Seibert Ian Berg Emily Hartung Emily Schlotter
ACCOUNTING Matt Brandt D I G I TA L Amy Hynes Kinectiv
SALES MANAGER Jess Flowers
PHOTOGRAPHERS Karlo Gesner Matthew Tennison Sam Interrante PRODUCTION Melissa McDade Tina Interrante P R I N T I N G PA RT N E R The Standard Group
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High Companies Lancaster City Alliance
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WE ALL KNOW THAT EVERYTHING IS BEST WHEN SHARED. A fleeting moment can become a lasting memory when you share it with a loved one.
When our team was planning this issue, we were thinking about the winter season and all of the festivities that it will hold. We realized that sometimes the best experiences happen in the most unexpected moments; like wrapping gifts by the fireplace, lighting candles at midnight chapel, or grabbing a drink with a friend while shopping. Fig’s 2019 Gifting and Giving issue celebrates the anticipation and excitement in all of those little moments that lead up to great celebrations, shared experiences, and life-long memories of shared joy. Explore our curated Gifting Guide and make the commitment to shop locally this year. You have the opportunity to make a big impact with this small choice. And now, we have even more options to live the local life with the opening of 101NQ—the new retail and residential centerpiece that is redefining downtown. Meet the businesses and leaders who brought this project to life in our 101NQ special section starting on page 12.
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At Fig Industries, our core value is Heart of Service. It shows up in all we do—guiding the work that we create and the choices we make. For 14 years, we’ve made it a priority to find ways to not only be cheerleaders for the city, but to lift up non-profit organizations through our design work as well as our Fig Social Mission program. Join us in supporting local non-profit organizations who work tirelessly to make our community better. See our annual Giving Guide on page 69 for ways you can make a difference. This holiday season, share your time, your laughter, and your love for the City of Lancaster. DEBORAH BRANDT & THE FIG INDUSTRIES TEAM Be a part of the mission. Become a subscriber of Fig and help us spread the love-local message even farther while giving back—10% of your subscription goes to our Social Mission Partner. Find out more information and subscribe at figlancaster.com/ subscribe. Gift subscriptions available.
F R E S H FA C E Welcoming new businesses to the City of Lancaster.
Shana Atkins & Megan Fessler-McCarthy
Fresh Face: Tread House T R E A D H O U S E is bringing a new kind of workout to Lancaster. As passionate owners, co-owners Shana Atkins and Megan Fessler-McCarthy developed a program combining scientific research, best-in-class equipment, and a ‘feel good’ experience that will leave members coming back for more. Tread House is set to open their doors mid-December and will be located in the historic Penn Square. The Experience. The Coaches. The Community. Shana and Megan have not only designed the perfect space, but they’ve also come up with the perfect workout regime for their members. They preach to ditch the device, get lost in some real music, and allow yourself 60 minutes to connect to your mind, body, and soul. Each workout will consist of a highly effective cardio program on the
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nation’s number one treadmill, Woodway Treadmills, strength training that targets specific muscle groups to ensure results and minimize overtraining, and a major focus on injury prevention and recovery. The studio will have a dark, ominous vibe but the energy and music will light up the room. Both women hold a variety of nationally credited certifications. Shana holds her Personal Training Certification through ISSA and Megan holds hers through ACSM. Both women are certified run coaches through the Road Runners Club of America, and also certified coaches through TRX suspension trainer. Shana also holds a certification as a specialist in sports nutrition. And, as a mother of two boys, Megan is very passionate about her AFPA Pre & Post Natal certification.
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“As we disconnect from our devices and daily grind, our minds clear with every stride and every rep. Through this experience we tap into becoming the best versions of ourselves, but we don’t do it alone. In our House, friendships are made and relationships are built. Join our community; we’ll bring the hype— you bring the hustle,” says Megan. A variety of 60-minute classes are offered Mondays through Saturdays. Tread House will have a number of community partners present in the studio. Restore Cryotherapy will have a compression zone in the lobby for members after classes. Hempfield Botanicals will be available for purchase to help soothe muscle aches and pains, along with Lancaster’s best cold pressed juice, Rijuice, to keep the post-workout good vibes going all week long.
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Experience the holiday in style this season. Amorette welcomes private dining events, from rehearsal dinners and anniversary celebrations to corporate holiday parties and client appreciation events. Celebrate at the Chef ’s Table, accommodating up to 8 guests, or in the private dining room, accommodating up to 18 guests. Please contact Erica at 717.947.7710 for reservations.
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F R E S H FA C E Welcoming new businesses to the City of Lancaster.
Fresh Face: Curio. Gallery & Creative Supply A F E W S T E P S AWAY from the corner of Chestnut and Prince, you’ll find a new sweet little spot called Curio. Gallery & Creative Supply. Owners Nicole Duquette and Matt Chapman invite the curious to find and create with unique pens, water soluble graphite, and the famous Blackwing pencils (favored by the likes of Walt Disney and John Steinbeck). You are invited to try them out on creamy paper while Matt and Nicole fill you in on the attributes of their favorite products. Curio. is a curated collection of supplies that will inspire any artist. One wall of Curio. is stocked with essential art
supplies great for PCA&D students across the street where Matt teaches drawing, along with playful, experimental mediums to let artists try a new approach. The other wall of Curio. is the gallery, where artists are invited to exhibit for six weeks, enough to give time for artist talks and workshops beyond First Friday, “the fun whirlwind.” And tucked away is the sketch club, where a few hours a week people can come together with no distractions to draw the still life that is set up for them in an atmosphere that is respectful of every experience level: dabblers, professionals, or curious novices.
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Matt and Nicole’s mission is to “make and share artwork.” They also have a wall of lovely cards for all occasions; some are Nicole’s designs inspired by Lancaster County heritage. (She’s a fan of snail mail who loves to track down vintage stamps.) Nicole and Matt named their shop and gallery Curio. to pay homage to the curious and the creative who appreciate the feel of a finely turned pencil and the texture of a toothy sheet of cotton paper. They invite you to visit Curio., slow down, and find your inner creative.
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THERE’S A NEW KID IN TOWN, AND HER NAME IS 101 NORTH QUEEN. Bringing new life to a building that had been vacant for almost 10 years, the new four-story mixed-used development by Zamagias Properties made its ribbon cutting debut on November 21, on the eve of the Extraordinary Give. The timing could not have been any more fitting, as the new building and its tenants have led the way in the regeneration of this area which is so central to the community of Lancaster. A mix of office, retail, and residential space totaling 150,000 square feet, the newly rebranded 101NQ is now home to software company Cargas Systems, fitness center I:Train Studio, as well as several street-level retailers, including Free Press, Ville + Rue, Yahi Poke, Casa Carlo, Blossom Med Spa, and Starbucks, with several more in the coming months. LNP Media Group is expected to move in during the first half of 2020. Originally a Hess Department store which opened in 1970 and closed in 1973, the building became known as the Bulova Building, a brown brick windowless monolith in the heart of the City. Vacant since 2008, Pittsburgh based developer Zamagias Properties, who was looking for a new redevelopment project, bought the neglected building at auction in 2016. “We looked at potential cities within a four- to five-hour radius of Pittsburgh, including Ohio, Maryland, and Virginia,” said Zamagias President David Martens. “Far and away, Lancaster stood out as the one.” “Lancaster,” said Martens, “has an energy and vibrancy unlike any other city. It hit all the buttons for us—a historic district, walkability, and an entrepreneurial culture. It is completely unique to the core.” 101NQ is the firm’s third Downtown development project (the others are Steeple View Lofts and the Keppel Building), and it may very well be its most transformative to date. “As an outsider, we saw that with 101NQ, this is where the city is today—a really cool place,” said Martens. “We wanted to make a building to show the people of Lancaster where they’ve come to, and say, ‘wow.’ And we are doing just that.”
O N T H E FO L LOW I N G PAG E S , FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE E XC I T I N G M I X O F R E TA I L AND BUSINESSES IN 101NQ AND MEET SOME OF THE P EO P L E W H O M A D E I T ALL HAPPEN.
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Cargas • LNP Media Group I:Train Studios
Blossom Med Spa • Casa Carlo • Free Press • PeoplesBank Starbucks • Ville + Rue by Domaci • Yahi Poke
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Wellness services Advanced skin treatments
Body contouring & tightening Cosmetic injections
Laser hair removal
Holistic facials
Microneedling
Massage
Microblading Laser skin treatments
Opening late November! Blossom is joining 101NQ and will be offering many of their most requested medical spa services but they will also be expanding into wellness, offering holistic facials, customized skin care, lymphatic therapy, infrared and Halotherapy and beauty express services. Stay tuned to their social media for their grand opening!
The Blossom staff near their 2nd location at 101NQ in the heart of Downtown Lancaster
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th e ir role Anne Lusk represents The Point—luxury residences on the top floors of 101NQ. in th e ir words “I’m so proud and excited to represent this monumental project. The luxury of the residences at 101NQ is like no other in Lancaster. The lucky owners will feel like they are on top of the world!” – Anne Lusk
T H E P O I N T at 101 North Queen offers unparalleled modern city living with clean, crisp interiors and luxury finishes that seamlessly reflect the building’s exterior elements. 15 units are planned, including a pair of twostory penthouses, ranging from 1,800 to 4,000 square feet (plus additional square feet for terraces). Private parking is located inside 101 North Queen, on the ground floor, with entry on Orange Street. Occupancy by early 2020! Six units sold to date. Call Anne Lusk at 717.271.9339 to learn more and save your spot.
100 FOXSHIRE DRIVE 717.291.9101 (OFFICE) 717.271.9339 (MOBILE) LUSK ANDASSOCIATES.COM
th e ir role LeFevre Funk are the architects that brought 101NQ to life. in th e ir words “I have a special affinity for projects like 101NQ. It was originally built as a Hess’s department store, and I have memories of shopping there with my mom as a child. To help bring it back to life is especially gratifying.” – Steven Funk
L E F E V R E F U N K B E L I E V E S T H AT G O O D A R C H I T E C T U R E I S A B A L A N C E between art and science, grace and precision. Their buildings aren’t just about creating a memorable image, but also about using strategic siting and design interventions to achieve light-filled interiors with intelligent, efficient organization —in short, spaces where people want to live and work. They enjoy the process as much as the result, and delight in bringing together the big picture and the small details to create something better and more useful than the client imagined.
325 NORTH QUEEN STREET, SUITE 103 717.299.6188 LEFEVREFUNK.COM
F R E S H FA C E Welcoming new businesses to Lancaster. Rebecca Addington, Owner
Fresh Face: Ville + Rue A S T H E T E M P E R AT U R E S D R O P and the holidays roll around, the warmth and comfort of home takes precedence as we all stay inside a bit more to cozy up with a great book, or entertain loved ones for celebrations. Rebecca Addington believes that absolutely everyone ought to really, genuinely love where they live all year. This is the mission behind the new Ville + Rue by Domaci at 101 North Queen Street, connecting you to your sense of home. Like its sister store Domaci, in Bethlehem, Ville + Rue offers a curated
array of home furnishings, decor, and specialty gifts to Lancastrians. Rebecca is most excited to get to know your unique style and design needs. She believes in building relationships with her customers and working together to bring a design and a space to life. Ville + Rue by Domaci is leveraging their central location to become a hub in the community and a place of inspiration, collaboration, and renovation for big and small home design projects. Carefully curated with a little bit of everything stylistically, you’ll find intriguing design elements that fit your taste whether you
lean traditional, industrial, mid century modern, or you’re still figuring out what style feels most like home to you. Ville + Rue offers high quality options that are approachable, and they include design services with your purchase, providing expert advice and everyday solutions to your design challenges. From vintage finds and heirloom pieces, global influences and locally made goods, Rebecca and the team at Ville + Rue can’t wait to invite you in and show you around!
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F R E S H FA C E Welcoming new businesses to the City of Lancaster.
Fresh Face: I:Train Studios N O T E V E RYO N E C A N S AY that they emigrated from Zimbabwe to the United States with aspirations of becoming a personal trainer, but Wayne Mutata certainly can. You could argue that Wayne’s life path has never been about orthodoxy. His journey to Lancaster, all 7,603 miles of it, is undoubtedly a testament to that. It was “a very long journey,” he says. “I had the benefit of already knowing a host family through the Rotary Club of Lancaster. Having attended both Hempfield and Manheim Township High
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Schools while with my host families, I had already fallen in love with Lancaster County.”
have their positives and negatives, but it is ultimately the positives that I:Train Studios is built upon.”
Wayne’s experiences in Lancaster helped further his dream of not only becoming a certified personal trainer, but also the concept and eventual creation of I:Train Studios on 315 West James Street.
Wayne cites I:Train’s welcoming atmosphere as one of those positives. “A gym can very often be a place that feels unwelcoming and intimidating,” he says. “We pride ourselves that everyone can feel at home with us.”
“In creating I:Train Studios, my influences came from working at Willow Valley Retirement Community, McMillan Training Systems, and LA Fitness. I realized there was a need for a one-stop shop for health and wellness. Each of the above
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While there is no doubt that Wayne’s experience with I:Train Studios has been rewarding, he is keenly aware of the challenges that often accompany success.
“The biggest challenge is competition, staying ahead of them and remaining innovative. The aforementioned have shaped my business in a positive way because there is no chance to remain complacent or underdeliver on results. Because in this business, results matter.” And in staying ahead of that curve, I:Train will soon be opening a second studio space at the new 101NQ building on the corner of Queen and Orange Streets, a convenient location for city residents and professionals looking to enhance their lifestyles. Expanding its footprint even further, I:Train Studios plans to add to its service offering with Corporate Health and Wellness initiatives early in 2020. In Wayne and his team, prospective clients can expect fervently energetic individuals with contagious smiles. Wayne’s daily routine can best be
described as atypical. It begins around 3:30 am, when he wakes up to welcome the day with 100 push-ups, followed by training sessions into the late morning and afternoon hours. But if you think Wayne’s day ends early, think again: “I then work on training programs for various clients, meet with staff about maximizing our client experience, studio or office needs, and upcoming events. Depending on the day, I may go back in to train in the late afternoon and evening to meet with existing or potential new clients.” When asked what he would want I:Train Studios’ lasting legacy to be, Wayne expects it “to be the place that… regardless of where you are in your fitness and health journey, you are always welcome—regardless of race, gender, age, or any personal belief or conviction. Period.”
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th e ir role Bringing Autonomous Living to 101NQ. in th e ir words “My connection to 101NQ started with my grandfather installing the duct work for the original Hess department store. He was a “tin knocker” with the Sheet Metal Workers Union. Our team is honored to bring cutting edge technology to this iconic building.” Bryan Stanley, Founder, EdgeUP Technology
S I N C E 2 0 0 7, E D G E U P T E C H N O LO G Y has been bringing local expertise and cutting edge technology to homes, businesses, and now 101NQ. They provide personal connectivity to lights, shades, security, sound, and video to create an elegant experience on one simple platform. Autonomous Living illustrates technology integration into any lifestyle through professional smart automation that simply works, with no input from the user.
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th e ir role Henrietta Heisler Interiors Inc. supports the condo component for Zamagias Properties at 101NQ. in th e ir words “Working with the team of professionals at 101NQ, reimagining a seriously plighted building by combining retail, office, and residential spaces into one beautiful package, right here in our dynamic city, is pretty spectacular.�
From left to right: Bobbi Fletcher, Jena Grieb, Jessica Mauger, Henrietta Heisler, Janelle Camacho, Nichol Hollinger, Izzy DiGnazio & Ines Justiniano
THE INTERIOR DESIGN TEAM FOR 101NQ, Henrietta and her first-rate designers provide expert designs. If you are considering reimagining your kitchen or bath, or fully remodeling your home or office, they provide excellent service and help to create your new, beautiful, highly functional space. Design is their passion. Find stylish furniture, accessories, and gifts, curated for the curious, in their Design Studio & Showroom.
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in th e ir words “Lancaster has been our home since 1911. It’s our responsibility to ensure that we’re using our talents and expertise to help our community grow and prosper. Through partnership, collaboration, and a shared commitment to our core values, we’re excited to impact the changing landscape of our city. We are honored to have been a part of this landmark redevelopment project.” President Matthew Hartzler, LEED AP
WA R F E L C O N S T R U C T I O N is a full-service construction company, serving clients in a variety of industries across the Mid-Atlantic region. While projects vary in size and complexity, one thing remains the same: Warfel is a trustworthy partner with a commitment to excellence and straightforward values. Their mission is simple: Clients for Life. They achieve this mission not only by the quality of work they do, but how they do it.
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th e ir role Benjamin Roberts is the furniture designer and provider for Cargas Systems workspace. in th e ir words “It is a privilege for us to be a part of the revitalization of such an important piece of our community and history. We are grateful, not only for our partnership with Cargas and the entire 101NQ project team, but also for the positive impact this project will have on our local economy and on our Downtown Lancaster neighborhood in the years to come!�
B E N J A M I N R O B E RT S C R E AT E S P L A C E S that inspire, empower, and equip their employees, customers, and communities for success. They specialize in the design and installation of workplace furniture solutions for business clients, and provide a platform for emerging local artists to showcase their work at the Benjamin Roberts showroom on First Fridays.
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th e ir role Tecta produced the metal panels that cover the building facade, replaced the roofing, and installed pavers on the terraces.
in th e ir words “We knew a project this challenging would require the expertise of our team to bring this project to completion on time and to the satisfaction of the designers and the local community. 101NQ is probably the best example of urban renovation we have seen in Lancaster to date.�
Tecta leads on the 101NQ project: Chris Mummert and Brian McClelland
T E C TA A R C H I T E C T U R A L M E TA L S A N D R O O F I N G is a full-service commercial metal facade and roofing company with experienced project management, design, and drafting, and dedicated, professional installation crews. They are proud to live and engage locally, and to be a part of the revitalization of Downtown Lancaster.
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F R E S H FA C E Welcoming new businesses to the City of Lancaster.
Fresh Face: Move It Studio M O V E I T S T U D I O is back in Lancaster with a new location overlooking Central Market. When Marie Cleaves Rothacker opened the first barre studio in the region five years ago, she quickly built a loyal following. “We focus on energizing people’s lives through movement, offering the best parts of the dance world, rather than just a workout,” says Cleaves Rothacker. After expanding to Manheim Township which would become the primary location, Move It is now coming back to the city with the same focus. Members say that just walking into the studio makes them feel refreshed. Both studios are bright and open complete with specialty boutiques. Class sizes are
kept small for personalized attention. The downtown studio features Move It Barre signature classes, Mat Pilates, and dance classes for adults. The Manheim Township studio offers Pilates equipment classes and Move It Barre. As Cleaves Rothacker says, “It all works together to create an experience that not only strengthens bodies, but enlivens minds.” Partnering with local movement experts, Move It Studio is the only area studio to host a Pilates teacher training program. Led by Master Teacher, Deb Nehlig, the curriculum is nationally recognized. All Move It Barre teachers train in-house with Cleaves Rothacker, who developed the discipline based on her professional
ballet training. The studio also works closely with Prana Functional Manual Therapy to offer screenings to members as well as continuing education for teachers. Cleaves Rothacker, who’s had two children since opening the studio, says the most exciting part is seeing clients move through all phases of life. “We find that many clients are in a profession where they are taking care of others, either through family, practicing medicine, or being in education. The time at Move It is just for them.” Whether balancing a busy career, family life, or actively aging, it’s about empowering women to move, while finding their inner dancer. 717.925.9970
DOWNTOWN: 33 NORTH MARKET STREET, 2ND FLOOR
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Armstrong World Industries... grounded in the community T H E G R E AT S U N F LOW E R P R OJ E C T
AW I B E L I E V E S in making a difference where we live, work, learn, heal, and play…in the built environment, in the natural environment, and as part of the community it has called home for well over a hundred years. In addition to supporting Extraordinary Give and the United Way, as well as the recent major renovations of the Lancaster Science Factory and Lancaster Early Education Center, AWI has been making the most of the grounds of its corporate campus for the greater good as well. Have a look!
AWI’s pollinator plot on its Columbia Avenue Campus…over 20,000 bees visited per day during peak bloom in summer.
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In celebration of Earth Day 2019, AWI kicked off its participation in the largest citizen science effort on record, The Great Sunflower Project. At its Columbia Avenue corporate headquarters, the company planted an acre and a half of Lemon Queen sunflowers to help bees, a critical food pollinator that’s been experiencing decline in recent years, thrive here in Lancaster County. The goal is to plant more sunflowers for bees, native milkweed (Asclepsias tuberosa) for the Monarch butterfly, as well as other native plants each year on the campus to help fortify our important pollinators. In this first year, regular bee counts confirmed that an average of about 20,000 bees per day frequented the plot…not to mention the many benefits it provided to birds and other wildlife.
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Several members of the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office K9 Unit visited AWI’s campus for a training session.
Armstrong World Industries regularly hosts customers in a special building called the Avenue, its “permanent trade show space” on its corporate campus that brings its growing portfolio of ceiling and wall solutions and services to life. What better way to reinforce this space as a habitat for creativity, innovation and infinite possibility than to showcase artwork from local artists? Throughout the building, you’ll see glass, porcelain and pottery pieces from James Gallagher, Phil Kreider, Jean Lehman, Kevin Lehman and Sue Tucker; monotypes by William Kocher; watercolors by Michael Allen and Eva Bender; photography by Nathan Cox; metal sculpture by Bill Dorsey who is also an AWI retiree; mobile sculpture by Ryan Hanusack, another AWI employee; and oils by Lee Lovett, Jackie Madsen, Florence Starr Taylor, a former AWI employee; and AWI retirees Patricia Wertz and Dick Whitson.
K9 TRAINING GROUND Another unique way to leverage AWI’s campus grounds was to offer it up as a training ground for the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office K9 Unit this summer. The facilities were a hit for officers and K9s alike. Lancaster County Deputy Sheriff David Cole said, “One of our biggest challenges is finding good spots to train our dogs. We were so excited when we were able to use the AWI campus. It’s a perfect spot for the exercises we run, and we look forward to being out there again!”
Glass plate by Kevin Lehman. White ash fired clay vessel by James Gallagher. Below, watercolor series by Eva Bender.
Embrace the bounty of Lancaster County!
At Lancaster Central Market. Here you can find an abundance of locally produced food. We have everything from fresh dairy products to meats, produce, and prepared foods. And we care about providing the best quality food and beverages for you and your family and friends. Come in for a visit this week – get to know us, and let us get to know you. At left are Bryan and Brittany Donovan, who bring a bounty of chemical-free produce and pastured eggs from their beautiful farm just across the river in Wrightsville.
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the joy. T H E H O L I D AY S are full of celebrations and opportunities to show our appreciation to the ones we love. It may be through a simple note, a homemade baked good, or a perfectly selected gift. This year, as you hunt for the perfect present, the ultimate party dress, and the thoughtful hostess gift, we ask you to make every choice deliberate and every dollar count. How can you do that? Make your holiday shopping list and hit the streets of Lancaster City. We guarantee that not only will you find the most unique gifts, shopping for your friends and family will go from being an annual routine to an unforgettable experience. Why shop local? It’s simple. You’ll find unique, quality gifts—many locally made—hand-selected by trusted business owners. Additionally, money spent in Lancaster stays in Lancaster which doesn’t only help our retailers, it makes our whole community stronger.
Thank you to our editorial sponsor— the High® companies: celebrating the City of Lancaster and committed to innovative community leadership, sustainable building practices, and advancement through the preservation of local heritage.
On the following pages, you’ll discover a curated collection of gifts sourced from local retailers in the City of Lancaster. Turn the page and be inspired!
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Offering a little bit of everything, their collection, curated by owner Jodi Pabon, includes a selection of vintage clothing, accessories, home decor, and much more. Find unique one-of-a-kind gifts from every decade for women, men, and children.
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Quality goods for the modern man. Heritage-inspired men’s apparel Handcrafted leather goods Accessories, gifts, and home decor
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Made in Lancaster: Kevin Lehman candle tumblers JALMODOVAR bags and totes F&M Hats Brio exclusive personal care Christina Maser Soy Candles
Shop online at shopfestoon.com Check their social accounts for the newest fashions and home decor. Shown below: USB powered Octogon One Desk Lamp. Frey Laundry products in cedar and oak moss scent. (exclusive to Festoon)
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Lancaster’s Family Owned Jeweler Since 1935
Diamond Studs starting at $295 Freida Rothman starting at $125 Ladies & Men’s Citizen Watches starting at $195 Marco Bicego starting at $550 Ladies 14k Gold Earrings starting at $59
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Lancaster has a new destination for pampered pets. Basset and Lab is a pet boutique with the best healthy, chemicaland GMO-free, non-processed, whole foods possible. There, you can find owner Alison whipping up favorite canine treats like shepard’s pie and parmesean nibbles or frosting a banana birthday cake or dried minnow cupcakes.
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F R E S H FA C E Welcoming new businesses to the City of Lancaster.
Woodstream Leadership Team: Miguel Nistal, Karolyn Warfel, Craig Wirth, Scott Smith, Andrew Church, Steve Lorraine, Shawn Reniker, Carla Phillips, Bradley Murphy, Pam Bauer. Not pictured: Andrew Woolworth and Andrea Long.
Fresh Face: Woodstream “ P H E N O M E N A L LY C O N V E N I E N T, E XC I T I N G , A N D C O O L .” That’s how Woodstream Corporation CEO Miguel Nistal describes working Downtown. In early September, he and some 180 employees moved from Lititz into the company’s new digs at 29 East King Street. Although a short distance, it’s a major move for Woodstream, which operated out of Lititz for more than a century. With the Victor Mousetrap as its claim to fame, the company once known as The Animal Trapping Company of
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America changed its name in the 1960s and has since diversified as a global manufacturer of animal and pest control and lawn & garden products. According to Miguel, who’s been CEO since 2016, the company had outgrown the original headquarters in Lititz, which dates to 1890. “Lititz is a great place to work,” says Miguel, “however we were unable to renovate our original headquarters in a cost effective way.” Now located on King Street, in the heart of Downtown Lancaster, Woodstream occupies three floors of the former home of Garvin’s department store,
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in a light-filled interior thanks to the original glass atrium. Woodstream hired local architectural firm Beers + Hoffman for the year-long renovation, which includes open seating areas, quiet rooms, and an outdoor deck, all of which, says Miguel, make the new HQ “a warm, uplifting place to work.” The up-and-coming cool factor of Lancaster was among the deciding factors to relocate, says Miguel. Woodstream’s annual growth rate of three to five percent means there’s an ongoing need to also grow the staff.
“In order to attract new people and maintain our current talent, we’ve got to be in a great location,” he says. “We found this really great building on King Street that had amazing potential. We knew it was the best decision for Woodstream to come here.” Miguel credits the Parking Authority and Mayor Danene Sorace for securing 180 parking spaces, allaying employee concerns about their new commute. It took little time for Woodstream staff to see just how much Lancaster has to offer within walking distance. “They’re going out to lunch, hanging out at Central Market, getting to know everybody. After work, they’re meeting for dinner, and so are our vendors and customers, who stay at the Marriott (Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square), just across the street.” Woodstream is keeping its factory in Lititz, which employs 165 workers. (There is an additional factory in Knoxville, Tenn.) Miguel says they have potential plans for repurposing the old HQ into warehouse storage.
Meanwhile, Miguel and his team have hit the ground running with their community outreach. Says Erika Herold, who heads up Woodstream’s Community Outreach & Sponsorships, “Woodstream Corporation is committed to helping our community and the organizations within it. We are deep-rooted in our community and dedicated to continue to be more involved.” Woodstream is a Title Sponsor of the YWCA of Lancaster Race Against Racism. 2019 was their first year as the Title Sponsor of the race and they are continuing to move forward as a sponsor of the Extraordinary Give. “We could not be more proud to be a part of the Extraordinary Give celebration that brings together an entire community and supports the organizations that serve as the foundation for that community.” Simply put, Woodstream is happy to be here.
“In order to attract new people and maintain our current talent, we’ve got to be in a great location.”
L A N C A S T E R C AT H O L I C H I G H S C H O O L has invested in the minds and hearts of young people for the last ninety years. The impact of this investment has shaped every industry in Lancaster County and beyond—from business to medicine and from the arts to infrastructure. Throughout this magazine, you will find Fig’s commitment to all that is good in Lancaster City. What we see throughout these pages are vital
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members of the community whose roots can be traced back to Lancaster Catholic. Before they started shaping the fabric of this community, they learned to be Intellectually Astute, Passionately Faithful & Socially Responsible leaders at Lancaster Catholic High School. Call Kyla today to find out more about how you can become a member of our family, 717.509.0313.
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Attorneys left to right: Grace C. Nguyen Bond, Thomas W. Bergen, Charles H. Rieck
A new year to
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PROVIDING GUIDANCE IN T R U S T S A N D E S TAT E S Estate and Tax Planning
T H E E X P E R I E N C E D estate attorneys at Blakinger Thomas provide a comprehensive range of trust and estate services to individuals, families, and businesses. By working closely with the business, tax, and real estate sections at Blakinger Thomas, they are able to design an estate plan to meet your goals.
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Winter outdoor arrangements for porch & patio Festive & unique indoor centerpieces Fresh custom wreaths Winter classes & events Residential & commercial
Creating beauty, inside and out. Perfect Pots takes care of all of your holiday decor needs. They offer seasonal onsite plantings for your home or business—or drop off your flower pots at the greenhouse for custom design and planting. Visit their stand at Lancaster Central Market, greenhouse at 745 Strasburg Pike in Strasburg, and their garden boutiques at 5 West King Street and Kitchen Kettle Village!
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AUTHENTIC Leading the way through innovation and example.
Authentic: Alan & Ricki Friedland
A L A N F R I E D L A N D joined his father-in-law at Ream Jewelers in 1972, just before the storied Hess Department Store on Queen Street closed. It was an unexpected start to a new career...but, also the beginning of Alan and his wife Ricki’s love and dedication to the City of Lancaster. Alan and Ricki Friedland decided to keep their jewelry store downtown, believing in Lancaster’s charm and vibrancy. They have successfully grown Ream Jewelers into a destination—building from its 1935 beginning tradition of excellent, friendly service and resisting several invitations to leave the city and increase their footprint. Alan and Ricki have worked hard to make the store a warm and inviting place. The “Ream Team” loves to chat and get to know their customers to better help them carefully create and design something special. The Friedlands and the staff at Ream Jewelers assist their customers and reoccurring clients to select the perfect gift for every occasion, whether it is a sparkling diamond engagement ring or a treasured unique gift. Relationships are built daily at the charming store on Queen Street and memories are captured in Ream’s signature chocolate brown boxes. Alan maintains his American Gem Society certification annually and is always eager to learn and introduce new trends with a classic twist to Ream Jewelers and the City of Lancaster. He creates exquisite and eyecatching displays in the front windows of the store that whimsically connect to the seasons and the city life he enjoys. Ream Jewelers is looking especially bright with a fresh facade. The brand new beautiful gold awning is a great addition to the quaint block. Alan loves the liveliness of downtown Lancaster, including the shiny new structure right across the street, 101NQ, recently erected on the old Hess site, affirming his and Ricki’s commitment to the heart of Lancaster.
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Where students learn and grow together. F O R M I D D L E S C H O O L E R S at Lancaster Country Day, serving the wider community is an integral part of their education and experience. Whether that community comprises their fellow schoolmates, area senior citizens, or unknown multitudes half a world away, LCDS students are encouraged to take initiative to effect positive change and shape the world in which they live. Two eighth graders, Elizabeth Haddad and Rebecca MacKinnon, exemplify this spirit. Both are Girl Scouts, avid athletes and artists, and both are members of
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the student-founded Middle School Green Committee. “The mission of Green Committee is to inspire and initiate change,” Rebecca said. “This is my future,” she continued. “Kids today are going to have to confront a lot of challenges in the future and spreading awareness now as kids will help prepare our generation for finding answers later as adults.” Said Elizabeth, “Green Committee is one step toward making our school community more sustainable and having a positive impact on our planet.”
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To that end, the committee has created new recycling programs at school, as well as expanding existing ones. To name just a few examples, the students have introduced plastic bag recycling, made it easier to recycle batteries, and installed new bins that allow students, faculty, and staff to direct almost all of their waste paper toward becoming new products, instead of new landfill. “By inspiring others in our school and community, we are making a difference,” said Rebecca.
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The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members. CORETTA SCOTT KING / activist dude-tte
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LANCASTER
Landmarks PRESIDENT JAMES BUCHANAN’S W H E AT L A N D —T H E G I F T T H AT K E E P S ON GIVING! Truer words could never be spoken thanks to the generosity and foresight of the Junior League of Lancaster and other philanthropic- and heritage-minded Lancaster County citizens in 1936. Wheatland is a wonderful example of how preserving and celebrating our community’s past through its architecture is only possible when creative minds come together with a shared purpose. By 1934, 66 years after the death of President Buchanan, Wheatland and the surrounding grounds had fallen into disrepair and were at risk of being lost to history. The “James Buchanan Foundation for the Preservation of Wheatland” was formed a year later by the Junior League of Lancaster and the group successfully raised $40,000 for Wheatland’s purchase in 1936! Constructed in 1828, Wheatland is a fine example of Federal-style design featuring the distinctive two-tone shutters, round top dormers, and a large lunette transom over the main entrance. The interior layout accurately reflects the personality of the bachelor president, with equal attention given to both his library and his parlors. Buchanan loved to entertain and did so in high style. The interior is dressed in fashionable Victorian-era details, furnishings, and textiles, providing the perfect backdrop for seasonal decorations as displayed during this Yuletide season. RLPS Architects believes in the appreciation and honoring of architecturally significant buildings in the City. Founded in 1954, RLPS provides master planning, architectural, and interior design services for businesses in Lancaster and across the country.
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Good timing is everything. G I L K N O W S W H E N I T ’ S T I M E to sell or to buy and where to find your next home. He brings 35 years of real estate business experience to RE/MAX and his clients. Serving all of Lancaster County, and specifically School Lane Hills, Chestnut Hill, and the West End of Lancaster, he specializes in the marketing & sales of fine and luxury homes, smart growth initiatives, historic properties, and land planning and zoning. Text “Gil” to 717.727.1852 for a list of active listings and tips on when to sell your home.
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GIVING BACK
Making a difference in the lives of others Story told through the lens and in the words of Sam Interrante, portrait photographer.
Karen Foley
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC Founder, Lancaster LGBTQ+ Coalition K AREN’S PHOTOSHOOT at Hingework was our first introduction. We shook hands and immediately I felt at ease. She has a disarming charisma about her. I asked about her life as I began photographing her, but she was more interested in the initiatives of the Lancaster LGBTQ+ Coalition than in herself. She’s got that underdog spirit; someone that you want in your corner. A Chicago native, Karen moved to Lancaster a decade ago and immediately got to work. “You can’t be from Chicago and not grind all the time,’’ she said as she merely laughed, describing the frenzied nature of her day-today. In college, it was “hard to find a program that will focus on both psychology and the body so I kind of was able to go to a school in Chicago that let me self-lead. I created my own course; the subjects I took, the classes I took, the books I read.” Karen isn’t only a pioneering advocate for the LGBTQ+ community; she’s also a therapist, trained yoga instructor and does massage and healing work with trauma in the body.
“I’m just dedicated to creating safe, dignified spaces for connection in the LGBTQ+ community and advancing equity so that people can freely love who they love.” Karen’s love and empathy for marginalized people to know that they have room in this world quickly made itself apparent to me. It showed itself not only in her passion and the many testimonials she shared, but in the strategic power of the Lancaster LGBTQ+ Coalition’s efforts, who are training and working with local hospitals, public schools and youth, retirement communities, and crisis shelters. Simply put, “every issue is an LGBTQ+ issue”. Story Portrait by Sam Interrante @sam_interrante
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“If you had told me 10 years ago that I would have a whole business built on my biscotti, I would not have believed you. But I love it! I’m where I need to be to give to others.” A S K A N I TA H O W she got from stay-at-
home mom baking pastries to a bakery, a café, and wholesale accounts, and she shrugs with a twinkle in her brown eyes: “the doors just kept opening in front of me!” She says her favorite job is parenting, but as her children began to launch, she got a “bit bored” and said yes to making biscotti for a nearby bakery. Soon she was considering an empty café space on Walnut Street. Gifts and support confirmed that it was meant to be. Anita feels she is meant to be helping her customers and creating jobs for her employees—gifts to the city around her. Anita is passionate about the hands-on side of her business: getting her hands in dough, serving customers, giving away biscotti, and chuckling at the Anitas who seek out her biscotti at trade shows because their name is Anita, too. Anita relies on insights from her SCORE mentor Larry to help smooth out business financial tangles and wonders what door will open next. Regardless, Anita’s daily motto that guides her business and decisions is “What can I do for someone today?”
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What if you could empower
creative expression?
The Friendship Heart Gallery & Studio is a creative arts program for Artists with Intellectual Disability and Autism. Over 70 Artists work alongside professionals and generous volunteers to create and sell artistic masterpieces while developing a sense of purpose, value, freedom, and joy. The Friendship Heart Artists celebrate personalities and talent through free expression and collaboration. Friendship Heart Gallery & Studio is an extension of Friendship Community, a ministry that has been cultivating capabilities of Individuals with Intellectual Disability since 1972.
AC T I O N P L A N Partner with Friendship Heart Gallery & Studio to host exhibits
at businesses or churches, sponsor a Heart Artist in his or her creative endeavors, volunteer to teach Heart Artists, and stop by to view monthly exhibits and creative home dĂŠcor items by Primitives by Kathy featuring Friendship Heart artwork.
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peacemaking to solve conflicts, violence, and crime in our city? At age 15, Romeero was caught spraying graffiti at a local business. Working with Advoz and a Youth Aid Panel, he participated in Restorative Justice Dialogue with community representatives for the affected property owner and community. Dialogue led to mentoring and Romeero learned to channel his talent into respectful art. He is now a professional artist, pursuing a degree in graphic design, and leading a dance ministry
M I S S I O N To transform
conflict and build community through face-to-face dialogue programs. AC T I O N P L A N Become
a peacemaker—train to mediate and volunteer to bring restorative justice and healing from conflict and crime.
through his church.
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help create smiles? The Lancaster Cleft Palate Clinic is a not-for-profit
organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of infants, children, and adults with craniofacial conditions resulting from birth defects, trauma, and disease. For over 81 years they have provided for the special healthcare needs of Pennsylvania’s infants and children who may be uninsured, under-insured, or otherwise under-served. To help create smiles at the Lancaster Cleft Palate Clinic this holiday season, please contact Dave Foulk, Director of Development at 717.394.3793 or dfoulk@cleftclinic.org.
223 NORTH LIME STREET
717.394.3793
CLEFTCLINIC.ORG
Lancaster Cleft Palate Clinic is proudly supported by Lancaster Orthodontic Associates. LOA’s knowledgeable doctors and dedicated team will take care of your orthodontic needs while having fun and spreading joy every step of the way—and they make it convenient with evening and Saturday hours, and free consultations! Learn more about how LOA makes Lancaster shine at loasmiles.com. Left to right: Dr. Tim Snyder, Dr. Sarah Wentzel, Dr. Rusty Long of Lancaster Cleft Palate Clinic, Dr. Kristin Connors & Dr. Manny Lamichane
What if you could
make miracles happen? At Milagro House, making miracles is their business. In fact, “Milagro” means “Miracle”. Their formula for success is simple: provide a supportive, compassionate atmosphere where women who have experienced homelessness and poverty can achieve their education while living with their children in a safe, nurturing environment. By placing education at the core of their mission, they are empowering women with the tools they need to enter the workforce, earn a family-sustaining wage, and create their own unique miracle. Your generosity makes miracles happen, and for that, Milagro House is grateful. 669 WEST CHESTNUT STREET
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18 Gaudenzia
11 Girls on the Run
03 Kids and Cultures
26 Benchmark Program
17 Friendship Heart Gallery
10 Power Packs Project
02 Music for Everyone
25 Clare House
16 Lancaster Public Library
09 PRiMA Theatre Company
15 Children Deserve a Chance
08 Keystone Art & Culture Center
01 Lancaster Center for Classical Studies
14 Aaron’s Acres
07 Eastern Market
13 North Museum of Nature and Science
06 Heads Up Lancaster
24 The Mix at Arbor Place 23 Excentia 22 YWCA of Lancaster 21 Lancaster Cleft Palate Clinic 20 A Week Away 19 Milagro House
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05 Fulton Theatre 04 Water Street Ministries
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them help others. Give to Off The Streets Lancaster during the Extra Give. They depend on your donations of money and basic, gently used apartment-size furniture. Twin and full mattresses and bed frames are always needed. Call Off the Streets Lancaster to donate furnishings and coordinate pick-up.
Left to right, Patty Maxwell, Don Cronauer, Lena Hohenadel, Karen Cronauer, Corinne with daughter, Peggy Walls, Stephanie Howard, Timm Wenger (in van), Beth Mack, and Linda Pecorari 601 EAST DELP ROAD
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could transform a community through impactful lending? Pictured are just a few of the deserving Lancaster businesses and organizations Community First Fund was able to assist in 2019. Left to right: Gabriel Montalvo, co-owner of El Toro Barbacoa; Daniel Beck, Vice President & Senior Lender; Jaqueline Fisher, Executive Director of SACA; Angel Rosario, Senior Community Lender; David Nikoloff, Vice President of Real Estate Lending; & Rebecca Addington, owner of Ville & Rue by Domaci.
Community First Fund is proud to support businesses and organizations across 15 counties so they may increase opportunities for economic prosperity for all.
M I S S I O N S TAT E M E N T: To create sustainable prosperity for low wealth communities and individuals, especially people of color and women, by aligning capital, knowledge, and advocacy to advance business ownership, housing, and community development.
W H O T H E Y S E R V E : Community First Fund transforms communities by providing financing for job-creating businesses to start up and grow, developing affordable housing units, turning blighted and vacant buildings into community assets, increasing access to healthy foods and quality healthcare, and creating educational opportunities for children, youth, and adults. To donate, please visit communityfirstfund.org/community-impact/donate.
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What if you could share
the power of information?
The Lancaster Public Library provides free and equitable access to exceptional programming, vital educational resources, and community building opportunities all while receiving very little public funding. Seen as a dynamic center of knowledge, the Lancaster Public Library is a true cornerstone of a thriving Lancaster community and an important resource for thousands of people in Lancaster City and surrounding areas. In fact, the Lancaster Public Library offers free public library services to hundreds of thousands of individuals each year, despite receiving low levels of public funding. On average, the Lancaster Public Library receives only $1.20 per capita in public funds| while other libraries in the state average $11 per resident. They could do so much more for the community!
AC T I O N P L A N Visit lancasterpubliclibrary.org/giftbooks to learn how you
can help put books on their shelves and support free literacy programs for all. LANC. CITY: 717.394.2651
MOUNTVILLE: 717.285.3231
LEOLA: 717.656.7920
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Horizon: Empower the Orphaned’s vision is to turn the tide in the global orphan crisis. They provide loving families to raise the children in, and send them to college and trade school—helping them to achieve long-term self-sustainability.
AC T I O N P L A N This holiday season, give directly to the needs of the kids by
gifting an item from Horizon’s Gift Catalog at empowertheorphaned.org/gift.
206B WEST JAMES STREET
717.390.9950
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ensure that everyone has enough food to eat and the necessary clothes to wear? M I S S I O N The mission of the Lancaster County Food Hub is to be the resource for
our under-resourced neighbors. Through free distributions of fresh and healthy food and clothing, they are able to fill the void for individuals struggling to get by. The Food Hub is the safety net that they can count on to help make their lives a little easier.
812 NORTH QUEEN STREET
717.291.2261
LANCASTERFOODHUB.ORG
AC T I O N P L A N Together,
we can make this happen. Partner with the Food Hub through financial donations, bringing in your gently used clothes for the clothing bank, or donating canned food for the Food Bank.
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exceptional engagement programs and special events, and have fun in programs like ukulele
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lessons, Lancaster Intergenerational Nutrition Collaborative (LINC), Geri-fit, and Senior
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Orchestra! Help support Lancaster Rec’s mission that recreation is for all.
R E C R E AT I O N !
M I S S I O N Lancaster Recreation Commission serves children, families, and seniors in the City
Learn more at lancasterrec.org.
of Lancaster and Lancaster Township with free and low-cost recreation programs. AC T I O N P L A N Come take a tour of one of their senior centers, sign up to volunteer, or make
a donation to support recreation in your community today!
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717.392.2115
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Meals on Wheels of Lancaster, Inc.
What if you could
W H O M T H E Y S E R V E Meals on
Wheels serves homebound seniors,
provide a most basic human need?
independently living adults with disabilities, and any individuals of any age recovering from surgery or acute care.
Meals on Wheels supports independent living among homebound individuals through delivering daily, freshly prepared nutritious meals to
AC T I O N P L A N Please visit
those unable to reasonably prepare meals for themselves. This ensures
mealsonwheelsoflancaster.org or
a critical safety check for our many neighbors and family and friends
facebook.com/lancastermow to learn
relying on the services.
about how you can volunteer or donate.
1085-B MANHEIM PIKE, LANCASTER 17601
717.392.4842
MEALSONWHEELSOFLANCASTER.ORG
What if you could
give the gift of health? Lancaster Health Center consciously breaks down barriers to achieve equity through healthcare that welcomes, strengthens, and helps our whole community soar. They span the life course with their care, providing family medicine, dental care, behavioral health, and social services for people of all ages. Ensure everybody in our vibrant community has access to the care they need to get and stay healthy by donating, volunteering, or connecting with Lancaster Health Center.
We stand behind healthy community
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717.299.6371
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What if you could
transform a life?
Clare House is a residential program that strives to provide safety and support for women and children experiencing homelessness in Lancaster County. Through its program, served families build a foundation from which to gain stability and independence. Transform the lives of women and children experiencing homelessness by donating to Clare House today.
342-344 EAST CHESTNUT STREET
717.291.8967
CLAREHOUSELANCASTER.ORG
Dreams really do come true. For nearly 95 years, United Way of Lancaster County has provided hope and worked to raise the standard of living in our neighborhoods. Today, more than 300 partners are working together to make a positive impact on more than 150,000 people across our county. People like Blessing, who want to realize their dreams and have a better life for their family. With your support, we can make a difference in the lives of our Lancaster County neighbors and help them achieve their dreams. Together, we can make great things happen. For more information visit LiveUnitedLancaster.org.
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717.394.0731
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United Way of Lancaster County
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families, like Jenn’s, peace and security for their housing and financial future?
H O W T H E Y S E R V E Tabor
Community Services provides tools to empower individuals and families as they successfully face challenges ranging from experiencing homelessness to repaying debt to buying their first home.
With no family or support system in place, Jenn was experiencing homelessness
AC T I O N P L A N Are you a
so she participated in Tabor’s housing programs. That was 13 years ago. Today,
landlord? Partner with Tabor. Are
living in her beautiful apartment, she is employed full-time helping others and is
you handy? Volunteer. Are you
hopeful for her daughters’ futures knowing they won’t ever face what she has.
connected? Advocate.
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Communicating dignity
and providing opportunities for a brighter tomorrow. Whether they’re providing food, shelter, or healthcare for Lancaster County’s most vulnerable ... helping at risk children learn to love God and love learning ... providing teens with a safe, fun environment and leadership training ... or caring for their lowincome neighbors through food distributed in their Outreach Center ... the team at
AC T I O N P L A N Please
Water Street Mission wants everyone they serve to feel their God-given dignity ... to
consider making an end-of-the-
be filled with hope ... and experience a brighter tomorrow.
year gift at wsm.org.
210 SOUTH PRINCE STREET
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Better Together. The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank is the largest charitable food provider in Central Pennsylvania. They provide millions of pounds of food, including fresh fruits and vegetables, to thousands struggling with hunger every month, including more than 50,000 people in Lancaster County. Those that rely on their services include children, seniors, veterans, and working families. AC T I O N P L A N A donation of just $1 can help provide six meals
to those facing hunger in our community. Please consider a donation today so that our neighbors can have access to better, more nutritious food. Our community is better together.
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Social mission: SWAN At Fig, we believe in the power of a community that works together to identify needs and find solutions—one that creates connections and is passionate about helping its neighbors. Because of this, the Social Mission Partner program began. Each year, Fig partners with a non-profit organization working to transform the community. This year we are partnering with SWAN: Scaling Walls A Note At A Time. SWAN is using music for children in crisis to open a future beyond their wildest dreams. Visit swan4kids.org to learn more.
“ M U S I C C A N C H A N G E your mood and help you think about things,” shared Anny about her SWAN music classes. “If you are sad, music can brighten your day.” On any given day in Lancaster, it is estimated that 4,600 children have a parent in prison. The trauma associated with that experience has an impact on them physically, emotionally, behaviorally, and scholastically. SWAN is using music to empower children to rise above their present circumstances. Willow, an astonishingly precocious 6-year-old, observed that music takes her to a “magical place” where she can have fun with friends and meet new ones.
Having been in SWAN for a year now, she said, “I love to perform because it makes me feel confident. It gives me courage. After I perform, I feel happy and have a wonderful memory.” Willow has even developed her own way to conquer preperformance jitters. She said, “I close my eyes and then I sing.” Majae said, “People love our voices and want to hear us sing.” Tyrell said “Music helps me study. I work to play the drum beats and keep them together with everybody.” These four children have learned that through music they can brighten their mood, process their feelings, be transported to a magical place, have
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fun with friends, meet others, perform for community members who love their voices, conquer their nerves, focus, work together, and achieve great goals. They have an outlet that makes them feel better and they are learning how to create a process of rising above difficult and present circumstances. As they continue in SWAN’s program, they will be mentored in resilience and learn to articulate the process. For younger students, experiences make their mark and create pathways to success. Please consider joining SWAN’s mission so that together we can help more children experience the joy, delight, and success that music brings.
Visit FigLancaster.com/subscribe to sign up for your subscription now to receive Fig Magazine in your home, all while helping to support our 2019 Social Mission Partner, SWAN.
10% of subscriptions received in 2019 go directly back to SWAN!
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Passing it on.
BARLEY SNYDER’S I N V O LV E M E N T W I T H THE COMMUNITY
“As someone who experienced the incarceration of caregivers as a child, I was immediately drawn to SWAN’s mission. I value the role educators played in helping me to navigate the childhood trauma. My initial encounter with Diana, and the opportunity to talk with Breanna after her performance at a Lancaster Bar Association fundraising event, reinforced my appreciation for SWAN and its mission to use the magic of music to build student resilience and combat the impact of trauma on our community’s children. This led to an ongoing collaboration between SWAN and the Barley Snyder Education Practice Group, highlighting SWAN’s work in our video ‘The Power of Relationships,’ and my keynote at SWAN’s Make an Extraordinary Difference gala.”
In addition to providing financial support to numerous charitable organizations, Barley Snyder’s attorneys are committed to community leadership and volunteerism. They are proud to report that on a yearly basis they collectively volunteer more than 3,000 public service hours in their various communities. Barley Snyder’s attorneys contribute financially, serve on boards, and volunteer for more than 100 organizations in the areas of education, social services, the arts, youth athletics, and professional associations.
– William Zee, Partner and Chair of Barley Snyder Education Practice Group (pictured with students of the SWAN program)
T H E I M P O R TA N C E OF SERVING THE COMMUNITY Barley Snyder’s lawyers, paralegals, and staff live in, understand, and become part of the fabric of the communities in which their offices are located, supporting their economies and volunteering in large numbers for local charities and nonprofits. The satisfaction they gain from their community involvement is significant and affirming. The insights that come with it benefit their clients and friends.
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S AV E T H E DAT E : M A R C H 2 8 , 2 0 2 0 !
The Cosmic Bash is a celebration of STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) education and the important role it plays in inspiring our local future leaders. Funds raised during the
At the North Museum of Nature and Science, they’re inspiring this
Cosmic Bash help to advance the North
generation and the next to explore, understand, question, and reinvent the
Museum’s mission to enable knowledge
world around us. Whether you’re a scientist, educator, artist, or star-gazer,
of nature and science by inspiring
the North Museum is a place for all to wonder and be wowed. Inspire
individuals, engaging communities and
the whole family with a visit to the North Museum today—they’re at the
connecting organizations throughout
corner of College and Buchanan in Lancaster’s Chestnut Hill neighborhood.
the year.
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Thank you to our many supporters including: ATOMIC, Robert J. Gunterberg Foundation, Rock Lititz, Franklin & Marshall College, Millersville University, National Novelty Brush & GlaxoSmithKline
Make the season merry and bright by... A D O P T I N G Give a shelter pet the gift of a loving home for the holidays. O N AT I N G Spread the joys of the season and donate to the Santa D Claws & Paws program. Bring any pet food, toys, flea treatment, fleece blankets and beds, or any other pet care items to the shelter and those items will be made into pet holiday care packages for families in need throughout our community. V O L U N T E E R I N G Lend a helping hand to the homeless pets in our shelter. ARIA
“All I want is a home to call my very own... and extra belly rubs... oh, and more fun outfits like this.”
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“I really wish that someone comes to adopt me soon. If necessary, I’m small enough to slide down the chimney.”
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717.917.6979
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“I’m a third generation figure skater. My grandfather started the tradition, followed by my mother. I caught the figure skating bug after watching the 1992 Olympics where Surya Bonaly performed her now signature backflip. Seeing the sparkle of the skater’s dresses, Bonaly’s gymnastics tricks, and hearing the music flow along with the skaters was all I needed to fall head over heels in love with figure skating. I was going to have the best job in the entire world—Mrs. Potts in Disney on Ice. Then one day, while practicing a catch foot spiral during a public ice session, I caught my toe pick in a divet on the ice made by another skater, hyperextending my hip. I should have stopped competing and jumping as much as I did but, I was seventeen and stubborn. I continued to compete and put an incredible amount of undue stress on my hips during hours of practicing jumps. Pain became a constant part of my life. An old coworker had seen my Facebook posts chronicling my journey and reached out to me about Evolution Power Yoga. One of the themes of Baptiste Yoga (the style practiced at Evolution) is to “Be a Yes.” I am forever grateful that, despite my initial apprehension, I began practicing in 2016. I set my goal of taking 100 yoga classes that year and to participate in the 40 Days to Personal Revolution program. Three years later I enrolled in their ACCESS Teacher Training program which has given me the opportunity to change the story I have written for myself. I will never forget the very first time that I walked out of a yoga class without any pain at all in my hips. I refuse to let my body fall out of alignment again and I know that takes work. That work means that I show up even when I’m tired. I show up even when I am not feeling the strongest. I will show up because in this practice, even though I’m standing still on my mat in 90+ degrees, I get the same feeling I do when I am in an ice rink flying across the ice.” Visit figlancaster.com to read Victoria’s full story.
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Kathy Phillips, CEO and Founder of Primitives by Kathy (PBK), is no stranger to offering creative solutions to her wholesale customers. Her collections of gifts and home décor, inspired by current industry trends, are the reason that her business has flourished and grown to more than 200 employees in its 22 years of existence. “We have 27,000 independently owned shops across the country that have purchased from us within the past year as well as 125 key accounts,” she says. “Some of these customers reach out directly to me to share their success stories and how PBK products saved or grew their business.” However, Kathy’s passion isn’t solely driven by numbers. Philanthropy has also been at the heart of the company.
In 2018, PBK registered its 501(c) nonprofit, Kathy’s Circle of Friends, which organizes social events for adults with different abilities on the first and third Wednesday of every month. “Some of our most recent themes included a magic show, carnival, prom, country hoedown, and a Halloween dance party. Our goal is to drive activities that encourage social interaction and making new friends. These events are the highlight of my month.” Another initiative Kathy is most proud of is PBK’s collaboration with Friendship Heart Gallery, a gallery located in Downtown Lancaster that provides creative opportunities to local artists with different abilities.
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“We visit the gallery once a month to carefully select new art to apply to various gift items such as tote bags, dish towels, stationery, water bottles, and wall décor. Each product has the artist’s story and photograph on the hang tag as well as PBK’s commitment to give back a portion of the proceeds to support the gallery.” “PBK products are primarily sentiment based,” she says. “The hundreds of creative sayings that connect with customers bring smiles, love, and support. It’s rewarding to know that our product made in Lancaster County is touching so many lives across the country.”
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After almost a decade learning the business throughout Lancaster and Philadelphia, their dream has come to fruition with the opening of Our Town Brewery. Their beer program will focus on freshness and high quality ingredients with an ever-evolving tap list. The food is designed to pair well with the beer. But that doesn’t mean you’ll find typical brewpub fare like wings and burgers on the menu. Think: seasonal salads, homemade soup, veggie flatbreads, and light sandwiches. In their travels and work at a variety of successful breweries, Tarves and Patz noticed the most enjoyable meals they had were on the lighter side, which
Follow the Robs on Instagram @ourtownbrewery and when you stop by be sure to say hello. They plan to be there every day, enjoying the new reality that has been a dream for so long.
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This is fine arts and creative expression at its core! LM is deeply committed to the role of fine arts in a holistic, excellent education. And that is why they’ve integrated it into the students’ school day, not as an add on. At three Lancaster Mennonite campuses, students are discovering their gifts by pursuing music, visual art, and drama. A Fine Arts Certificate is available for driven high schoolers. Thanks to the community and LM’s skilled teachers for inspiring imagination and providing students with the tools, techniques, and experience of a holistic, faith-based academic experience integrated with the fine arts. THANKS FOR BELIEVING IN ME! #LMThanksForBelieving
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Share the Joy in Every Season Lasting memories are made every day at Willow Valley Communities.
Families cherish coming together at Willow Valley Communities. Here, shared experiences and celebrations among generations happen not just over the holidays, but all year long. At Willow Valley Communities, we’re thoughtful about how families come together. Our 30,000 square-foot Clubhouse, with outdoor swimming pool and tennis courts, cafÊ, golf simulator, bowling alley, vintage arcade, and a full-service gourmet restaurant, is an ideal venue for the entire family to enjoy when they visit. Plus, our award-winning Camp Willow, an annual week-long day camp for grandchildren, makes bonding with grandparents both fun and memorable. Our mission is to inspire each person to embrace the possibilities of a life lived forward. Make lasting memories of your own at Willow Valley Communities.
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A G I V I N G C O M M U N I T Y. As Janie Martin was folding laundry at the CURE Kenya Hospital in Kijabe, Kenya in October 2018, she was inspired to replace the threadbare hospital gowns.
colored pajamas. In September the pajamas were lovingly folded and placed in suitcases, which were hand-carried to Kijabe by members of the Garden Spot Village Travel with Purpose team.
When she returned home, she shared her vision with others at Garden Spot Village. Before she knew it, the Mountain View Vision & Design Team had taken on the challenge of helping her to sew 96 sets of pajamas for children in Kenya.
When the suitcases were opened in the CURE Kenya Hospital in early October, the pajamas were welcomed with smiles, laughter, and delight.
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O N C E U P O N A N I G H T, this lovely duo, Jordan and Kiandra, met right here at the Buchanan Park carnival. Years later their story brought them back together here in the City of Lancaster for the next chapter of their lives. Follow Fig’s Instagram page to see more photos from the shoot. Congratulations, Jordan and Kiandra!
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