The Movement connects York families with food, housing support, essential resources, and a community that cares.
● Your information is private and treated with dignity.No complicated process. Choose a service and we’ll guide you through the next step.
Register for food, clothing, household goods, and weekly distributions.
Find trusted rent, utility, emergency housing, and stability resources.
Connect with employment, reentry, healthcare, and other local programs.
Give your time at distributions, deliveries, community events, or outreach.
York, Pennsylvania • Check-in begins at 9:00 AM
Request an item or service, or offer help to someone in York County. Every post is reviewed by The Movement before it appears.
Approved community requests and offers will appear here. Submit a post and The Movement will review it.
Search verified food pantries by name, town, or ZIP code. Always call before visiting because schedules and supplies can change.
◷ By appointment only
⌖ 3930 Farm Drive, York
◷ Call for current hours
⌖ 4162 Delta Road, Airville
◷ Monday & Thursday, 6–7:30 PM; 1st Saturday, 10 AM–Noon
⌖ 71 Pumping Station Road, Hanover
◷ 2nd Thursday, 10:30–11:30 AM; pre-registration required
⌖ 2425 Craley Road, Wrightsville
◷ Monday–Friday evenings; call for appointment, option 1
⌖ 628 E. Market Street, York
◷ Monday, 9–10:30 AM
⌖ 806 W. Princess Street, York
◷ Tuesday & Thursday, 10:30–11:30 AM; appointment required
⌖ 2385 S. Queen Street, York
◷ Monday, 10 AM–1 PM; Wednesday, 4:30–7:30 PM
⌖ 216 Chestnut Street, York
◷ Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri, 9 AM–1 PM; Wed, 3–7 PM; 2nd Sat, 9–10:30 AM
⌖ 15 First Avenue, Red Lion
◷ Tuesday–Thursday, 10 AM–3 PM; boxes delivered by DoorDash
⌖ 605 S. Duke Street, York
This page shows county-verified schedules with complete details available from York County’s maintained directory. Listings were last reviewed against the county directory in August 2026.
Find verified York-area assistance for rent, utilities, older adults, tenant rights and housing-code problems. Program availability can change, so call first.
Rental and housing assistance, financial counseling, and referrals
Rental assistance and case management for people at risk of eviction or homelessness
LIHEAP heating assistance information and County Assistance Office services
Utility hardship grants through participating electric, gas, and water companies
Find your utility company’s payment plans, hardship funds, and Customer Assistance Program
Free, confidential referrals for rent, utilities, housing, food, and other urgent needs
One call connects older adults and caregivers with benefits, care options, legal help, and local services
Meal delivery for eligible homebound York County residents after an in-home assessment
Nutritious noon meals, activities, education, social events, and help arranging access to a local center
Assessment for help at home plus information and support for family caregivers
Free PA MEDI Medicare counseling and information about PACE/PACENET prescription assistance
Report suspected abuse, neglect, abandonment, or financial exploitation of an older adult
Free civil legal help for eligible people with eviction, unsafe housing, habitability, tenants’ rights, public housing and utility termination matters
Matches callers with an insured Pennsylvania lawyer experienced in the needed field, including landlord–tenant matters
Court forms, procedural information, public legal research computers and guidance for people representing themselves; staff cannot give legal advice
Report ceiling or pipe leaks, sewer backups, mold, infestation, trash, unsafe conditions and other rental-property code complaints
Submit a city complaint or concern and have it assigned to the appropriate department with status updates
Investigates housing discrimination involving protected classes and enforces York City’s fair-housing ordinance
State housing-discrimination complaints, including disability accommodations, harassment and unequal rental treatment based on protected status
Founded in 2015, The Movement of York was built on one belief: when neighbors show up for one another, an entire city grows stronger. We connect people to practical help without judgment, unnecessary red tape, or losing sight of their dignity.
“We don’t ask people to prove they deserve compassion. We ask what they need to move forward.”— The Movement of York
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