Our Community

Our team has a long tradition of giving back to the community where we live and work.


Scott, Charlie and Jessica
at the Harrisburg Mile

From serving as Junior Achievement volunteers to participating in a variety of fundraising activities like the annual Harrisburg Mile benefitting the youth and childcare programs at the Harrisburg YMCA or the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank’s annual Soup and a Bowl Event, Quantum is dedicated to helping non-profit organizations in our our community.

As Winston Churchill said, “We make a living by what we do, but we make a life by what we give.”

We completely agree.

St. Joseph's Center

A sponsored mission of the Congregation of Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, St. Joseph’s Center strives to be a sign of hope to individuals and families who have special needs. Beginning as an orphanage back in 1888, St. Joseph’s has evolved, in response to changing needs, into a multifaceted service provider. Today, individuals diagnosed with Intellectual Disability or a developmental delay, pregnant women, young families, couples hoping to adopt, and people who require outpatient therapy can find help at St. Joseph’s Center.

Learn more about St. Joseph's Center at: http://www.stjosephscenter.org

Downtown Daily Bread

Quantum has been a longtime supporter of Harrisburg's Downtown Daily Bread.Downtown Daily Bread "provides a nourishing, hot meal for the poor and homeless of downtown Harrisburg." We're especially honored to be part of Downtown Daily Bread's “Share the Harvest” event - "a time for the community to come together for a common goal: to feed the hungry."

For More Information: Downtown Daily Bread is on the web at http://ddb.phase2solutions.net/.

Harrisburg Young Professionals

The team at Quantum supports the Harrisburg Young Professionals (HYP).In addition to Quantum's professionals participating in HYP activities, we supported HYP's State Street Beautification Project. This $40,000 project will "revamp the median with native, low maintenance, robust and aesthetically pleasing plantings that will improve the city's appearance and enhance the vista from the west capital steps to the Susquehanna River."

Learn more about Harrisburg Young Professionals at http://www.hyp.org/

Hunts For Healing

Founded February 2009, Hunts for Healing was created to establish a fund to sponsor wounded soldiers returning from military missions in Iraq and Afghanistan, and veterans who have successfully completed a mental and physical evaluation; allowing them to participate in outdoor programs including, but not limited to, hunter safety, clay target shooting, pheasant, upland and small game hunting, fishing and camping.

For More Information: Hunts for Healing is on the web at http://www.huntsforhealing.org.