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Stories of progress are everywhere at Community Progress Council. See what’s new in our programs and services for low-income residents of York County, and celebrate with us on client successes and community impact.

Community Progress Council is happy to provide interviews, photographs, and other information to news outlets upon request. Media inquiries should be sent to Sarah Chain, Director of Marketing and Communications, at schain@yorkcpc.org or (717) 846-4600, ext. 282.

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YCCF spotlight on Jennifer & Juan

YCCF spotlight on Jennifer & Juan

York County Community Foundation, May 7, 2026

Facing multiple barriers related to unsafe housing, limited income and unreliable transportation, Jennifer and Juan connected to coaching at CPC through our Self-Sufficiency Program. Read their story in the recent annual report from the York County Community Foundation, a partner and funder for our coaching services.

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Donor Spotlight: Capital Blue Cross

Friday, January 16, 2026

Capital Blue Cross has seen firsthand how barriers like food insecurity and limited access to health care impact families across York County. That’s exactly why they support Community Progress Council — because our comprehensive, integrated services address the full picture of what families need to thrive.

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A recap: Looking back at 60 years of Progress

Monday, December 15, 2025

As we wind down our celebration of Community Progress Council’s 60th anniversary, take a look through at some of our social media “throwbacks” and the leaders and key moments in our work in each decade.

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Donor Spotlight: Corporate Partnerships

Tuesday, November 18, 2025

Why do local employers and business leaders support Community Progress Council? Because our work creates lasting change — helping families break cycles of poverty, preparing people for work, and building stronger communities as a whole.

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Community Progress Council has benefited York countians for 60 years

York Daily Record/Sunday News, October 2, 2025

As Community Progress Council enters our next decade, we’re doubling down on relationship-based coaching and integrated services to help York County families achieve lasting financial stability. Thank you to Jim McClure and the York Daily Record/Sunday News for highlighting CPC’s legacy and future vision.

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