Volunteering is one of life’s most rewarding activities. And volunteering with seniors is even more special. Not only can you gain a sense of satisfaction from helping enrich the life of a senior, but you’ll also experience a smile, laugh, life lesson, or a friendship that will enrich your life in return.

The many benefits of volunteering include:

• Gaining a new perspective on life!
• Acquiring or adding to job experience!
• Making new friends!
• Improving your overall wellbeing!
• Brightening a resident’s day!
• Providing support to resident families!

Ways to Volunteer

Learn more from our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions.

If you have a special gift or talent to share and some time to spare, we’d love to hear from you! For more information, Contact Kerry Dering, Director of Activities at 717-625-7984 or KerryD@moravianmanor.org or pick up a “Volunteer Handbook” at the Founders Campus reception desk.

Join the Lamplighters Association

The Lamplighters Association was created to serve and support the residents and needs of Moravian Manor Communities in a variety of ways. One of our main objectives is to fundraise for the Benevolent Care Fund and for the many residents who are in need of this support. The Benevolent Care Fund was established to ensure that we would have assets to care for residents who, through no fault of their own, have run out of resources to personally pay for their care.

Fundraising events also are coordinated to help finance specific projects that will benefit the residents and community.

The Lamplighters Association is built upon a rich tradition of service to the residents of Moravian Manor Communities. Membership in the auxiliary is open to anyone interested in enriching the lives of the community residents.

The Lamplighters Association gives opportunities to:

• Participate in a ministry to the aging, sharing God’s love with the residents of Moravian Manor Communities
• Develop and share talents with others
• Experience the joy of giving to others
• Develop new friendships
• Promote the mission and ministry of Moravian Manor Communities

For more information or how to become involved, contact Sue Dussinger at 717-625-6104 or SueD@moravianmanor.org.

Help Ensure “No Resident Dies Alone”

Moravian Manor Communities’ No Resident Dies Alone program is offered to families whose loved one is actively dying, to ensure someone is with that resident during the final 24 hours of their life, as closely as that can be determined. Trained volunteers become a compassionate presence with a dying resident. Two-hour training sessions are offered periodically during the year. Contact Chaplain Rich Thierolf at 717-625-6139 or richt@moravianmanor.org for details.

Read our No Resident Dies Alone brochure for additional information.