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Latest News
Donor Spotlight: Rick and Sue Martin
When Rick Martin inherited the balance of his father’s IRA, he and his wife, Sue, had one question: “Where could this money do the most good?” A quick search for Head Start led them to Community Progress Council — and a new philanthropic journey began.
60 years: Our journey and the people behind it
As Community Progress Council recognizes its 60th anniversary in 2025, we’re celebrating 60 years of serving York County families and the people who’ve made our work possible.
CPC welcomes incoming Board Chair Joseph Iandolo
Congratulations to our newly elected Board Chair, Joseph Iandolo, Executive Director of the Heart and Vascular Institute at Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health, and to all of our newly elected officers. We’re fortunate to have great leaders on our Board of Directors who support our mission!
CPC braids funding to add bilingual housing counselor
Community Progress Council is pleased to announce it has added a bilingual housing counselor position to its Housing and Financial Education team, thanks to grant funding from a series of partners.
GAVIN, YGS Group invest in coaching
Thank you to GAVIN and the YGS Group for their investment in Community Progress Council’s coaching services through Pennsylvania’s Neighborhood Assistance Tax Credit Program.
Foster Grandparent Program ends in York after 27 years
Although external factors led us to discontinue the Foster Grandparent Program, we remain committed to connecting seniors in York County with resources and support to help them move toward economic stability.
Strengthening the workforce starts with supporting families
Childcare isn’t separate from the workforce; it’s foundational to it. Thanks to our Assistant Chief Program Officer Lindsay Veres for shining a spotlight in this recent The York Dispatch op-ed on Community Progress Council’s commitment to supporting the whole family.
CPC adds two to Leadership team
Community Progress Council is pleased to add two new members to its Senior Leadership team, promoting Lindsay Veres to Assistant Chief Program Officer, and welcoming Melissa Morgan as its first Chief Operating Officer.
How CPC is serving Hanover families
What’s going on with CPC in Hanover? We’re here to give you an update! In this special edition of our newsletter, we’re focused on how Community Progress Council is serving Hanover families and empowering them toward economic self-sufficiency.
Save the date for first Self-Sufficiency Celebration
As Community Progress Council’s celebrates 60 years of impact, we are excited to host our first formal Self-Sufficiency Celebration in fall 2025, presented by The Arthur J. & Lee R. Glatfelter Foundation.
United Way grant supports family coaching
Thank you to United Way of York County for stopping by this week to help us celebrate their generous support of $25,000 toward our coaching services.