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Warm Homes, Warm Hearts

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APPLICATIONS OPEN NOW!
CLICK HERE to submit a nomination.

United Way of Lancaster County and Brubaker, Inc. are teaming up to gift one Lancaster home owner a free heating system.

Who is eligible?

The Warm Homes, Warm Hearts program is designed for homeowners in Lancaster County aged 18 and above. With the exception of households utilizing wood or pellet heating, all others are eligible to apply for a replacement or repair of their current heating systems. 

If you are renting your home, please contact 211 or 855-567-8259 to access alternate resources.

How do I submit a nomination?

  • Fill out an application for yourself or on behalf of someone else (linked above and below.)
  • You will receive an email confirmation upon receipt of the application.
  • Application window closes December 6th at midnight, 12:00 am EST.

How is the winner selected?

  • A committee of individuals appointed by United Way of Lancaster County Award Committee will review each application.
  • The winner, along with the individual who nominated them, will be notified no later than January 12 via their preferred method of contact.
  • If for any reason the winner is ineligible for the heating system repair or replacement, United Way will contact the household selected as a runner-up.

CLICK HERE to submit a nomination.
CLICK HERE to see the official rules.

Hear from our 2024 Warm Homes, Warm Hearts recipient:

"Women United is a global force of 55,000+ individuals dedicated to creating a world of opportunity – for everyone. Member contributions in Lancaster County are invested in programs and initiatives supporting women in furthering their education, gaining financial empowerment, and improving health and well-being. In the 2023–2024 grant cycle, Women United proudly distributed nearly $45,000 in grant funds to three organizations doing work in Lancaster County to improve women’s health."

|Emily Schaeffer Miller
Development Operations Manager