SUPPORT TO SCHOOL AND MUNICIPAL SERVICES (Landis Homes)


$1,064,000


Real Estate Taxes


$21,000


Payment in Lieu of Taxes


$15,000 Fire


BENEVOLENT CARE (Landis Homes)


 $2,639,000 Healthcare


 $928,977 Personal Care


 $9,021 Residential Living Suites


 $3,576,998 Landis Homes Total


BENEVOLENT CARE (Welsh Mountain Home)


 $344,000 Personal Care


VOLUNTEERING


Residents served with a variety of organizations including Mennonite Central Committee, Book Savers, Red Cross, Global Discipleship, ReUzit, Joni and Friends, Project Linus, Red Cross, various Quilters Guilds in Lancaster County, and more.


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ally A. Winchell, CPT, CCS, Wellness Director at Bright Side Opportunities Center, and Josie Pruitt, RN, Care


Navigator for Landis Communities, are working together downtown to bring innovative fitness opportunities to older adults. Trough the “Strong Choices, Bright Futures” initiative, Landis Communities and Bright Side offer group fitness sessions designed to help adults 55+ stay strong, mobile, and independent longer.


Classes take place at Landis Place on King on Mondays at 5 p.m. and Fridays at 10 a.m., with 8–15 residents typically attending. Tese sessions go beyond physical fitness; they create connections, reduce isolation, and introduce residents to new community resources and events like volunteer opportunities, social gatherings, and even a senior powerlifting team.


Sally notes, “Together we are bringing these key drivers of good health directly to communities that need it most. We are empowering those we serve to lead healthier, more active lives.”


COMMUNITY Partnering for Wellness


STRONG CHOICES, BRIGHT FUTURES


COMMUNITY IMPACT


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