Children's Home of York
Kasey Lofties is currently serving as the Fundraising and Development Coordinator at Children's Home of York since February 2023, focusing on marketing efforts across various platforms. Kasey has extensive experience in the field of music education, currently holding dual roles as Marching Band Director and Percussion Instructor with Columbia Borough School District since August 2022. Previous positions include Public Relations and Special Events Manager, Public Relations and Development Manager, and Volunteer Services Manager at York Habitat for Humanity, where marketing initiatives and volunteer programs were successfully coordinated. Additional experience in music instruction and early childhood education includes roles at York Suburban Senior High School and YMCA of York and York County. Kasey holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from York College of Pennsylvania, with a focus on History, Political Science, Public Administration, and Legal Studies.
Children's Home of York
As the oldest existing child and family centered social service agency in York County, the Children's Home of York provides comprehensive, accredited, community-based services to stabilize and strengthen children and families in need. Since our inception in 1865, the Children's Home of York has grown from an orphanage dedicated to caring for children left without families following the Civil War, to a comprehensive human service agency providing many valuable programs that benefit all ages. Fully licensed and accredited, Children's Home of York exists to improve the lives of children and families for the better. Each year we work with over 1,000 individuals to facilitate positive change and to make a brighter future for those experiencing difficult times Services located at our main campus just East of York City, include Diagnostic Evaluation Services, Emergency Shelter, Girls’ Center, Permanency Program (Foster Care and Adoption), and Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care (MTFC) (currently for York County only). Programs operated in the community include BRIDGES Partial Hospitalization Program, the George Street Independent Living Program, STRIVE, and Tindall House.