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Join the festivities on April 13 and 14, 2012 at the Farm Show Complex, Harrisburg.  Come for the food, bid on items at the Quilt Auction and Country Auction, shop at the Ten Thousand Villages booth, flower booth and other artisan displays.  Children will enjoy activities in the Children's area including an auction just for them!

Since 1957, all sale day proceeds, over $11 million to date, benefit the worldwide relief efforts of
Mennonite Central Committee.  MCC is a worldwide ministry of Anabaptist churches that shares God's love and compassion for all in the name of Christ by responding to basic human needs and works for peace and justice.

/files/general 3 trimmed.jpgTake a ride on a Cambodian cyclo at the PA Relief Sale!  No need to travel to Phnom Penh for this experience.  Larry and Sherry Groff will be giving free rides on their cyclo.  Here is a link to a BBC report on the iconic mode of transportation.  http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_depth/8549527.stm


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/files/minivan.jpgPA Relief Sale Transportation Opportunity:  Are you interested in attending the Relief Sale but do not want to drive?  Here is an opportunity you will not want to miss, serving the Gap, Quarryville, Strasburg, New Holland and Lancaster areas.  Pick up locations to be determined.  Reservations are required. 

Contact Steven Stoltzfus at (717) 656-0513, Give him your name/address/phone number.  One week prior to the relief sale, he will contact you to confirm a location and time.  Cost: Steven will announce a suggestion donation.  Anything over costs will be donated to MCC. Reserve your seat(s) early!!

Find out about other Relief Sales across the US.


The 2011 Annual Report is now available, detailing reports from individual areas.  Click to download a copy of the file.

Click to
download the 2011 program guide, issued free at the PA Relief Sale.

Click for a
link to a post-sale article printed on April 3, 2011 in Lancaster's Sunday Newspaper (this will take you to the Lancaster Online website)