Constant Companions
Be a hero for animals all year long.
When you become a Constant Companion, you are joining a special group of people changing the lives of animals at the York County SPCA through consistent and reliable donations. Monthly donations from friends like you help us keep up with the need for our life-saving programs and services.
Providing your support through monthly gifts is easy and effective. You choose the amount of your donation and how you want to provide it. Rest assured, you're always in control of your giving and can change or update your gift at anytime.
Best of all, you will know that you are helping local animals in need all year long. The animals can always count on you to be there when they need you most.
Why give monthly?
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It's easy and budget friendlyAutomate your giving by safely linking your credit card or bank account. Spread your gifts throughout the year. Even a small gift every month adds up to a big impact.
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It has a long-term impactYour monthly gift helps us to take a planned, long-term approach. As a Constant Companion, you work side-by-side with us, making long-lasting changes to the lives of animals.
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It's cost effectiveMonthly giving means low administrative costs, which means more of your money goes where it’s needed most: supporting the animals that need our help.
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It makes a differenceFeel good about knowing that you are providing continuous support to help animals every day ensuring they have food, shelter, veterinary care, and lots of love.
When you join, we'll send you stories, pictures, and updates throughout the year to share the impact YOU are making possible.
Have questions? Email us at give@ycspca.org or call (717) 764-6109 ext. 205 and we'll answer any questions you may have about the Constant Companion monthly giving program or visit the FAQs page.
The York County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) is a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization (Federal Tax ID #23-1399588) dedicated to providing long-term human and animal services to residents of York County through programs that find permanent, loving homes for displaced and stray animals, help control animal population growth, investigate and prosecute cruelty offenders and educate the general public about animal wellness and safety. We do not receive funding from the national ASPCA. We are a community resource supporting all York County residents and their animals.
