Eleanor Home Health Agency is hosting a FREE Senior Bingo event for the community on Thursday, February 12, from 1:00–3:00 PM at 407 Howard Ave, Lancaster.

This event includes free prizes, gifts, food, and beverages, and is open to seniors in our community.

LHCC is happy to help share community-centered events hosted by organizations doing meaningful work for our families and neighbors.

The Lancaster Hispanic Chamber of Commerce recently had the opportunity to connect with Emily Goodling, Sales Manager at Eden Resort & Suites, to learn more about her work and explore opportunities for collaboration.

Emily shared insights into the hospitality and events space and discussed ways organizations can create welcoming, inclusive experiences that bring people together. Our conversation focused on relationship-building, community engagement, and identifying opportunities to support meaningful connections across Lancaster County.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to connect and look forward to continued conversations and collaboration.

Community connections are at the heart of the Lancaster Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

We recently had the opportunity to meet with Hector Diaz to learn more about his work in real estate and his commitment to education and empowerment. Hector shared his interest in supporting the community through educational workshops that help individuals better understand the homeownership and lending process.

Conversations like these reflect the collaborative spirit we aim to foster as we build meaningful partnerships across Lancaster County.

Esther DeWoody and Erica Hernandez toured the Lancaster Stormers stadium with Nathan Statler, gaining a behind-the-scenes look at the role the organization plays within the Lancaster community.

Earlier in the day, they also had the opportunity to meet Mike Reynolds, the Stormers’ new Chief Executive Officer, during the Chamber Annual Address. We appreciate the warm welcome and look forward to continued collaboration.

Esther DeWoody and Erica Hernandez met with Oscar Orozco for coffee and conversation, engaging in meaningful dialogue around collaboration, shared ideas, and ways to support the broader Lancaster community.

We appreciate the opportunity to connect and look forward to continuing the conversation as collaboration moves forward.

Esther DeWoody and Erica Hernandez attended the Annual Address hosted by the Northern Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce, connecting with business and community leaders from across the region.

We appreciated the warm welcome and meaningful conversations centered on collaboration, leadership, and local impact, and look forward to staying connected.

Latino-owned home health provider delivering compassionate, high-quality care with a 98% client satisfaction rating. Elenor Home Health Agency is a Latino-owned and Latino-run organization providing trusted home health services across Lancaster, York, Lebanon, Dauphin, Berks, and Chester Counties. With five years of service and a 98% client satisfaction rating, Elenor is committed to culturally responsive, compassionate care that supports aging and medically fragile individuals and their families.

Intentional Coffee Club conversation with local women leaders focused on connection, collaboration, and strengthening Lancaster’s community.

Community is built one conversation at a time.

As part of our ongoing Community Action efforts, we had the opportunity to connect with Nathan Statler of the Lancaster Stormers. These conversations reflect the importance of building relationships across business, sports, and civic organizations to strengthen our local community.

By showing up, listening, and engaging with purpose, we create space for collaboration, shared understanding, and long-term impact. These are the moments where trust is built, and momentum begins.

The Lancaster Hispanic Chamber of Commerce recently met with leadership from the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce to connect, share perspectives, and explore opportunities for future collaboration.

These conversations are an important part of LHCC’s commitment to building strong relationships across the local business ecosystem. By engaging with partner organizations, we aim to foster dialogue, collaboration, and shared efforts that support inclusive economic growth throughout Lancaster County.

We look forward to continuing the conversation and building meaningful connections that strengthen the Lancaster business community.

A meaningful community connection with members of United Steelworkers International — Local 285 at their annual Christmas Food Drive & Holiday Gathering. This event brought together union members, families, and community supporters to collect food donations for households in need across Lancaster County.

An extraordinary connection meeting with Alley Pijar from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lancaster County. Our conversation focused on mentorship, youth empowerment, and the power of relationships in shaping strong futures here in Lancaster.

As the Lancaster Hispanic Chamber of Commerce grows, we value building partnerships with organizations that are making a meaningful difference in the lives of children, families, and our community.

A meaningful relationship-building visit with NanaSue Walker, Engagement & Events Coordinator at Friendship Community. Our conversation focused on inclusion, leadership, and supporting organizations that create real impact across Lancaster County.

As the Lancaster Hispanic Chamber of Commerce grows, we are committed to developing authentic partnerships that strengthen both businesses and the communities we serve.

We believe economic growth and compassion belong together. We look forward to exploring thoughtful ways to collaborate in service to Lancaster County — and to ensuring Hispanic-owned businesses are part of the community conversation.