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The School District of Lancaster had the honor to attend the 2026 Lancaster County Food Hub Annual Breakfast at the Ware Center for the Arts, joining alongside community organizations and partners from across Lancaster County in recognition of the ongoing work being done to support families throughout the community.
Throughout the morning, Lancaster County Food Hub shared the impact of its work across food distribution, clothing access, outreach services, and case management support. In 2025 alone, the organization served more than 59,000 food recipients, processed over 4 million pounds of food, and provided 130,000 community meals. The Clothing Bank also served more than 13,900 individuals across the county.
We understand that supporting students also means supporting families and strengthening the broader community. Many SDoL students and families benefit from partnerships and resources provided by organizations like Lancaster County Food Hub, whose work helps remove barriers and support student well-being outside of the classroom.
We are grateful for the opportunity to stand alongside community partners committed to creating a stronger and more supportive Lancaster County for all families.
The School District of Lancaster had the honor to attend the 2026 @lancasterfoodhub Annual Breakfast at the @warecenter, joining alongside community organizations and partners from across Lancaster County in recognition of the ongoing work being done to support families throughout the community.
Throughout the morning, Lancaster County Food Hub shared the impact of its work across food distribution, clothing access, outreach services, and case management support. In 2025 alone, the organization served more than 59,000 food recipients, processed over 4 million pounds of food, and provided 130,000 community meals. The Clothing Bank also served more than 13,900 individuals across the county.
We understand that supporting students also means supporting families and strengthening the broader community. Many SDoL students and families benefit from partnerships and resources provided by organizations like Lancaster County Food Hub, whose work helps remove barriers and support student well-being outside of the classroom.
We are grateful for the opportunity to stand alongside community partners committed to creating a stronger and more supportive Lancaster County for all families.
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