Join us in building community climate resilience in Lancaster County! 

RegenAll is bringing Lancaster County together to develop a Community Resilience Plan: a shared vision for thriving farms, healthy lands, and strong communities for generations to come.

Through a series of five public workshops, we’ll gather input from diverse perspectives to collaboratively form a roadmap towards a flourishing, resilient future. These workshops explore five key themes: energy independence, food security, ecological regeneration, carbon neutrality, and thriving communities.

We invite you to attend a community discussion workshop to share your experience and ideas. All are welcome!

Workshop Schedule:

• August 18, 2026: Energy Independence
• September 8, 2026: Food Security
• September 23, 2026: Ecological Regeneration  RSVP!
• October 14, 2026: Carbon Neutrality
• October 27, 2026: Thriving Communities

Please join us for the third Community Resilience Workshop focusing on Ecological Regeneration.

• When: Wednesday, September 23, 2026  |  8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
• Where: Columbia Crossing River Trails Center (41 Walnut Street, Columbia, PA 17512)

Refreshments and handheld food will be served.

Register for Community Resilience Workshop #3: Ecological Regeneration!

More About RegenAll’s Community Resilience Plan

Resilience grows from the ground up.

Lancaster County is changing, and the choices we make close to home matter more than ever. The farms, lands, and neighbors we love are worth planning for, and no one understands this place better than the people who live and work here. When we look ahead together, we get to decide what comes next. The good news is that this work is already underway across the county. RegenAll’s role is to bring it together and align our efforts for greater impact.

We need your voice.

Join us in shaping a nonpartisan plan for the future we want to live in. What you know about this place matters. A strong plan requires inclusive leadership, shared decision-making, and diverse input representing all of Lancaster County. Thriving communities means no one is left out.

Let’s come together to build the county we want to see in 2040!

Lancaster County’s Community Resilience Plan is sponsored in part by High Foundation.