Casey Tippett (L) and Christian Mahonski (R) with High Foundation Board Members
High Foundation Announces 2023 Scholarship Winners
High Foundation is pleased to announce the 2023 High Scholarship Award recipients, Christian Mahonski of Springboro, OH, and Casey Tippett of Lancaster, PA. The students have been awarded $20,000 scholarships, which provide $5,000 per year for four years.
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Pictured (left to right): Mike Granby, Board President, Manufacturers’ Association, S. Dale High, Mike Eruzione, and Tom Palisin, Executive Director, Manufacturers’ Association
S. Dale High Receives Trailblazer Award by Manufacturers' Association
We are proud to announce that S. Dale High was selected to receive the Manufacturing Trailblazer Award by the Manufacturers’ Association.
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Executive Director of the Lancaster Science Factory Emily Landis and S. Dale High at the opening of the High Foundation Sky Bridge
Elevating Curiosity at the Lancaster Science Factory
We helped build a bridge to STEM exploration at the Lancaster Science Factory with a 28-foot vertical climbing bridge for kids of all ages.
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Distinguished Citizen award recipient S. Dale High at the High Foundation headquarters
S. Dale High Receives Distinguished Citizen of the Commonwealth Award
It is with great excitement that we announce that S. Dale High has received the Pennsylvania Society’s Distinguished Citizen of the Commonwealth Award. The first Lancastrian to receive the award since it was established in 1976, Dale was honored for his contributions to the economic progress of Pennsylvania.
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Photo of the former Chameleon Club in Lancaster city that was purchased by the The Pennsylvania College of Art & Design
High Foundation Provides Grant to Pennsylvania College of Art & Design
The renovation of the former Chameleon Club in downtown Lancaster city into new student housing and classroom space for the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design is being aided by a $400,000 grant from the High Foundation.
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Left to right: Vanessa Philbert, CEO CAP; Reverend Butcher, Jr.; Darryl Gordon, Vice President, High Companies; Lisa Parker; Robin Stauffer, Executive Director, High Foundation; Joshua Hunter, CACC Director
35th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast
Essence of Humanity Award Winners Announced
We were honored to attend the 35th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast at Millersville University. Thank you to @cap_lanc and the team at Crispus Attucks Community Center for gathering the Lancaster community in celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s extraordinary legacy and inspiring Lancaster to strive toward values of equity, inclusion, and service.
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Power Packs Project truck
High Foundation Funds New Truck for Power Packs Project
The Power Packs Project empowers families with the education and ingredients to create nutritional meals so that their children may go to school fed and ready to learn. A $55,000 grant from High Foundation made it possible for the Power Packs Project to purchase a 20-foot box truck to assist with large volume pick ups and distributions of fresh, nutritious foods to partner schools and affiliates.
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Bill Odoms demonstrates CPR
Saving lives with the Peyton Walker Foundation
As we've learned from recent news, sudden cardiac arrest can happen at any time. Our community partner, the Peyton Walker Foundation, is raising awareness about it and the importance of knowing CPR and having AED machines close by to save lives.
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S. Dale High and Robin Stauffer on set at WGAL
High Foundation and Community Partners Talk about Change in Ownership Impact
WGAL Program focuses on our Higher Purpose
S. Dale High, Robin Stauffer and several of our community partners sat down with Susan Shapiro from WGAL to discuss what the High companies change of ownership to High Foundation means for the community.
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L-R: Leah Campbell, Michael Rogers, Keller Dillman
High Foundation Announces 2022 Scholarship Winners
High Foundation recently presented scholarship awards to Keller Dillman and Michael Rogers of Lancaster and Leah Campbell of Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania, children of co-workers of the High companies. The students have been awarded $20,000 scholarships, which provide $5,000 per year for four years.
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