About Us
WCHS provides essential services to those in need — from food and clothing to emergency assistance and case management.
Our History
Waynesboro Community & Human Services (WCHS) and its predecessor organizations have been serving the community for nearly 90 years. In 2011, two local agencies — the Waynesboro Welfare Association and the Waynesboro Area Human Services Council — merged to form WCHS. The Waynesboro Welfare Association was established in 1931, and the Human Services Council was founded in 1979 by the Fellowship of Churches. We’ve continued to grow ever since — all thanks to the helping hands of this amazing community!
Waynesboro Community and Human Services connects a caring community with neighbors in need, offering coordinated support for basic human and health services. We believe everyone deserves essentials like food, clothing, and shelter — and we’re here to help when times get tough.
Our Services
Waynesboro Community & Human Services (WCHS), located at 116 Walnut Street in Waynesboro, PA, provides a central location for the coordination of a wide range of human services for low-income residents of the Waynesboro Area and Greencastle-Antrim School Districts.
Services available at the center include a Clothing Bank, Food Pantry, Diaper Bank, Emergency Financial Assistance, Community Navigator case management, and referrals.
Meet Our Board
Our Board of Directors is committed to guiding WCHS and supporting our community. Meet the leaders behind our mission.
2025 Board Officers: Chairman: Ed Herald, Vice Chair: Todd Wolff, Secretary: Chris Bradley, Treasurer: Jack Scott
Members at Large: Elizabeth Clark, Esq., Jay Healy Jr., Kay Hoffman, Carolyn Keeseman, Teresa Reichard, Darrell Swart

From left to right: Carolyn Keeseman, Chris Bradley, Kay Hoffman, Todd Wolff, Ed Herald, Elizabeth Clark, Jack Scott, and Teresa Reichard.
Not pictured: Jay Healy Jr. and Darrell Swart
Make a Difference Today!
Your support helps us provide essential services to those in need. Join us in making our community stronger!