Event category: TFEC

Join us for an engaging financial planning seminar featuring a panel of industry experts who will share insights on wealth management, legal considerations, and long-term financial strategies. Following the panelists’ presentations, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in an interactive Q&A session, where they can gain practical advice and answers to their most pressing financial questions.

Panelists

• Ben Dum, River Wealth Advisors
• Wayne Pecht, Saxton & Stump Lawyers and Consultants
• Teancum Light, Lighthouse Wealth Management

Registration

• $15 for Perry County Chamber of Commerce members
• $20 for the general public
• A light lunch is included

Discover the work of local nonprofits and connect with the people making a difference in our region at Nonprofit Day, a free community event held Friday, Sept. 19, from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Broad Street Market in Harrisburg during 3rd in the Burg. Hosted by The Foundation for Enhancing Communities (TFEC), this gathering highlights the services and opportunities available to you while celebrating the organizations that strengthen our community.

Attendees will have the opportunity to:

• Learn about the services and resources available to them

• Explore volunteer opportunities with local organizations

• Meet the individuals helping to strengthen our community

Nonprofit Day is free to attend and open to everyone.

No registration is required for attendees.

Who will you meet?

Community Connections for Children, the Early Learning Resource Center (ELRC) serving Regions 9 and 10, connects families with quality child care and financial assistance, supports providers with training and technical help, and partners with employers to promote work–life balance and stronger early-learning programs.

The Foundation for Enhancing Communities (TFEC) works to inspire giving and strengthen the region by connecting donors with causes that matter. Through grants, scholarships and community programs, TFEC supports local nonprofits, empowers students and helps build a stronger, more vibrant future for Central Pennsylvania.

Gather the Spirit for Justice is a welcoming, nonreligious community center in Allison Hill, Harrisburg. It offers supportive services such as community breakfasts, assistance obtaining state IDs, and help navigating housing, legal and utility challenges. The organization also works with local partners to build common ground across social, racial and economic lines.

Girl Scouts in the Heart of Pennsylvania empowers girls to become confident, courageous and community-minded leaders through a broad range of programs. Serving more than 10,000 girls across 30 Central and Northeastern Pennsylvania counties, GSHPA offers opportunities in STEM, outdoor adventure, entrepreneurship and life skills development. Girls explore nature, build leadership through iconic programs like cookie sales and earn awards such as the Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards for positive change in their communities.

Latino Hispanic American Community Center (LHACC) empowers and advocates for Harrisburg’s Latino and Hispanic population by offering inclusive services that meet immediate needs and build long-term opportunity. The center provides bilingual support such as assistance with job training, English language learning, basic necessities and entrepreneurial guidance from its newly expanded center in Allison Hill. All programs are designed to help individuals and families thrive in the region.

Humane Society of Harrisburg Area builds a better community for pets and people through compassion, protection, education and collaboration. As a no-kill shelter serving Dauphin, Cumberland and Perry counties, the organization helps homeless, abandoned and lost animals find loving homes, offers resources like its pet food bank and community cat programs, and supports families through reduced-barrier adoption and humane education.

The LGBT Center of Central PA fosters inclusive communities and holistic well‑being for LGBTQ people through social, educational and cultural engagement. Serving more than 2,000 individuals annually across Dauphin, Cumberland, York and Lancaster counties, the center offers affirming programs such as Common Roads for youth and a History Project that preserves regional LGBTQ stories. Their work supports community connection, cultural expression and collective liberation.

Tec Centro Capital Region is a locally governed nonprofit workforce development and training center serving the Harrisburg region. It provides bilingual adult education, basic computer training and job readiness support. The center offers free classes in areas such as high school equivalency, English as a second language and occupational training, including programs in allied health and skilled trades. Working with community partners, it helps learners overcome barriers to employment and build lasting career pathways.

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