Use your skills to benefit others.
Once you apply, we will work with you to find an internship that matches your skills, gifts, and interests. Below is a list of our current partners. We will seek out additional options for you if you would like to work in a field or organization not listed here.
Internship Partners
Are you an organization that is interested in partnering? We’d love to talk! Contact us to learn more.
Advoz: Conflict mediation and restorative practices
Servant Stage: non-profit theater serving the community with exceptional theatrical and musical experiences for the whole family
ASSETS: Helping build an economy where everyone can prosper
Church World Service: Serving refugees and immigrants in Central Pennsylvania
Everence: Financial services rooted in faith values
Global Disciples: Reaching the least-reached 'til the whole world knows
Habecker Mennonite Church: Where prayer, hospitality, and service is a way of life
Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit 13 (IU13): Education service agency providing services, supports, and solutions for all learners
Landis Communities: Comforting live-at-home services and feel-at-home communities
Lancaster Mennonite School: PreK-12 education in a nurturing and Christ-centered environment
Lancaster Library’s Bookmobile: Bringing library resources to those who might not have the means to visit a brick-and-mortar library
Mennonite Disaster Service: A volunteer network that responds to those affected by disasters in Canada and the United States
Meals On Wheels: Providing nutritious, fresh meals to those who cannot reasonably provide meals for themselves
New Holland Early Learning Center: A childcare ministry, creating community for kids
ReUzit on State: Non-profit thrift store & donation center
The Mix: Providing students and their families with education, tools and resources to excel in the classroom and beyond
Ten Thousand Villages: Fair-trade retailer aiming to break cycles of generational poverty and ignite social change
Water Street Mission: Christian mission providing access to food, shelter, life skills and spiritual care
Wittel Farm: Lutheran retreat center and farm, growing produce for local food banks
Atlantic Coast Conference: An area conference of Mennonite Church USA
United Way of Lancaster County: achieving impactful systemic social change within our community
Mennonite Economic Development Associates: international organization that creates business solutions to poverty
Lancaster-Lebanon Habitat for Humanity: building strength and self-reliance through shelter
Economic Development Company of Lancaster County: promoting the economic well-being of Lancaster County
Community Action Partnership: Lancaster County’s largest anti-poverty organization, with programs that assist families at every age and place in life
Lighthouse Vocational Services: provides vocational services for persons with developmental disabilities
Eastern Mennonite Missions: a mission agency focused on crossing cultures, engaging the world, and making disciples of Jesus
Mennonite Central Committee: global nonprofit that shares God’s love through relief, development and peace
Saint James Episcopal Church: a historic church in downtown Lancaster, practicing radical hospitality and innovative tradition
Lancaster Chamber: dedicated to the prosperity of Lancaster County through business and community success
Compass Mark: science-based addiction prevention through education, skill-building and community mobilization.
Chestnut Housing Corporation: provides affordable rental housing to people experiencing homelessness
Friendship Community: a Christian ministry cultivating capabilities of individuals with Intellectual Disability and Autism
Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay: striving for clean streams and resilient landscapes in the Chesapeake Bay watershed
Mennonite Life: museum that shares items and stories featuring Lancaster Mennonites and interrelated communities
Demuth Foundation: operates two art museums, preserving artists’ legacies and inspiring a new generation of creatives
James Street Mennonite Church: an urban congregation focused on practicing Christian community in a polarized world
RegenAll: working toward an economically resilient and carbon neutral Lancaster County by 2030.
Anchor Lancaster: provides daily breakfast, showers, and other essentials to Lancaster residents
Lancaster Public Library: provides equitable access to resources, programming, and community building opportunities
Parish Resource Center: serves as a hub for community education and direct service initiatives, with an emphasis on partnering nonprofits and faith communities.
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