Lancaster Dollars for Higher Learning

We now offer an interest-free loan program called the E. Ann Klein Trade, Occupational and Technical Education Loan Program or TOTE Loan Program. Click the link below to learn all about our TOTE loan program. #HandsOnLearning #LCCTC #AutoTech #Nursing #NursingSchool #LocalsLoveLancaster #Education

Remember the Wier triplets? We still have to tell you about the other two brothers. Greg (left): "I have enjoyed getting the opportunity to do some teaching at the college level, including teaching Introductory Chemistry for a year at Lebanon Valley College, which is where I went to college (which Dollars for Scholars helped finance)." ... Adam (right): "I have really enjoyed becoming a part of the wider scientific community and being able to help laboratories around the country collect cryo-electron microscopy data to facilitate their research. "

Temple University Masonic Villages #successstory

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Do you have questions about how our TOTE interest-free loans for trade, occupational and technical education work? We have answers. #PracticalNursing #AutomotiveTech #DentalHygiene #VeterinaryTech

By 1967 a grand total of 261 loans with a record $100,000 was provided to Lancaster County residents pursuing higher education. In our 60th year we have now provided more than 13,000 loans totaling more than $18,000,000.

Sarah has eagerness to help others and always jumps at opportunities to help her community or attend service projects out of state or country. Her life goal is to obtain a college degree that she can use to mold and educate young minds for the next generation to come. Donegal High School OneLife Institute #legacy #loan #legacyloan

Getting ready to complete your FAFSA? Be sure to register for your FSA ID at least 3 days BEFORE filing the FAFSA! Each student and parent need their own separate FSA ID (using separate email addresses). This is a username and password that you will use to electronically sign the FAFSA. If you apply for one of our interest-free loans you will need to fill out the FAFSA. Click the link to log in. #interestfree #loan

Cindy relocated from New Jersey to Lititz in 2001. Formerly, she worked 32 years at Susquehanna Bank, most recently as Director of Corporate Credit Risk. Cindy retired in 2017 and is now working as an independent consultant in the private student loan industry. Cindy is an alumni of Albright College with a BS in Information Systems. She enjoys gardening and spending time with family in her free time.

LeTourneau University #successstory

Kay is a graduate of Hempfield High School and the University of Pittsburgh, and works as an Executive Assistant for Lancaster General Health Physicians. Residing in Landisville with husband Dave, they have been blessed by their son and daughter with 4 grandchildren. A former 4 year LDHL loan recipient and honorary life member, Kay returns to the board for her third term of service, having previously served as president and treasurer. She is a firm believer in the mission and values of LDHL, sharing with them her time, talents and treasures for more than 40 years.

University of Virginia Grove City College #mentormonday

Carly is determined and team oriented. She led her soccer team to win leagues and make it to state semi-finals. Her life goal is to graduate college and pursue a career in forensic science. Carly’s favorite writer is Edgar Allan Poe, which inspired her passion for forensics and criminal justice. Ephrata High School Penn State #legacy #loan #legacyloan

Lebanon Valley College #thankyouthursday

Robin is the Assistant Director of Financial Aid at Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, PA. Originally from Massachusetts, Robin began her financial aid experience as a Director of an Educational Opportunity Center, a federally funded TRIO program providing career, educational, and financial aid counseling to adults interested in pursuing a postsecondary education. Throughout her financial aid career, Robin has assisted nontraditional as well as traditional students and their parents, guiding them through the maze of the financial aid process. Robin holds a B.A. from the University of Massachusetts - Lowell, and an M.Ed. from Lesley University, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Patrick Carney, CFP CRPC is a Financial Adviser at Rodgers & Associates, where he specializes in retirement planning. Originally from Connecticut, he first moved to Pennsylvania to attend Arcadia University and returned to work for Vanguard, where he served as a member of the management team. He came to Rodgers & Associates almost six years ago and has fallen in love with this community ever since. He and his wife Shelly reside in Manheim Township with their sons, Rowan and Ian, and their two dogs, Johnny and Hermione. The thing he admires the most about Lancaster Dollars for Higher Learning is that it helps provide students in Lancaster access to education and mobility through interest-free student loans. He also loves that these loans are for people in Lancaster, from people in Lancaster.

Here are some great reasons to consider pursuing a trade. We have a great loan program that could help you fund your trade education. Check out TOTE at www.lancdollars.org.

Do you need help funding your trade education? We may be able to help you! #PracticalNursing #AutomotiveTech #DentalHygiene #VeterinaryTech

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