Hope, Healing, and Support
When It’s Needed Most
The Lloyd’s Light Foundation stands as a beacon of hope and advocacy for individuals and families impacted by substance use.
Inspired by Lloyd’s life, we work to reduce stigma, connect people to support, and strengthen recovery in our community.
No one should have to face this alone.
FOUNDING STAGE
We’re Just Getting Started
Lloyd’s Light Foundation is in its founding stage. We are currently seeking support through sponsorships and donations to begin providing critical resources and support to our community.
Our full website—including a comprehensive list of resources and services—will be available soon. Visit our Donate page to contribute and see how your support will make an impact.
Together, we can be the light and help lead the way forward.
Join Us for our First Earth Day Cleanup
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Join Us for our First Meditation & Sound Bath
Join Us for an Art Workshop & Pizza Night
What is Delco Gives?
Delco Gives, hosted by The Foundation for Delaware County, is the county’s largest day of giving — bringing the community together to support local nonprofits making a real impact.
During this two-day event, you can support Lloyd’s Light Foundation alongside other causes through one easy online platform — even giving to multiple organizations in a single transaction.
✨ Your impact goes further:
Donations are boosted through bonus funds and prize incentives, meaning every gift helps us reach more individuals and families in need.
💛 Minimum donation: $10
Every donor matters — because bonus funding is based on participation, not just dollars.
For more information visit https://www.delcogives.org/
Why Lloyd’s Light Foundation?
Your support helps us expand access to resources, strengthen community outreach, and continue advocating for those impacted by substance use disorder. Every contribution brings us closer to a future where no one faces this journey alone.
Our Commitment to the Community
Reduce Stigma
We work to change the conversation around substance use disorder by promoting understanding, compassion, and community education.
Connect People to Support
We help individuals and families find recovery resources, treatment options, and community support services when they need them most.
Strengthen Recovery in Our Community
Through advocacy, education, and partnership, we support long-term recovery and healthier communities throughout Delaware County.
Lloyd's Story
Lloyd Andrew White, known to many as Andrew, was a loving, creative, and deeply compassionate person whose life touched countless people. Though he struggled with substance use disorder, Lloyd was known for his wisdom, generosity, and the way he supported others in their recovery journeys.
After his passing, Lloyd’s mother Sharon, along with his sisters Stephanie and Anna, turned their grief into advocacy—helping to pass Lloyd’s Law- House Bill 1021, still awaiting the passage in the Senate in Pennsylvania expanding access to Naloxone.
Today, Lloyd’s legacy continues through the Lloyd’s Light Foundation, bringing hope, education, and support to individuals and families impacted by substance use disorder.
Lloyd's life reminds us that every person is more than their struggle, and every life has the power to inspire change.
Future Support Resources
If you or someone you love needs help, these resources are available now.
Deleware County Health Department
Wellness Line 24/7
484-276-2100
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, Call 911
Crisis Support
If you or someone you love is in immediate crisis, help is available 24/7.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Call or text 988
or visit 988lifeline.org
Available 24/7 • Free • Confidential
Treatment Resources
Find treatment programs and recovery services in Delaware County and surrounding communities.
Connect with trusted providers and recovery support organizations.
Harm Reduction
Access information about overdose prevention,
Narcan availability, and harm reduction services.
Education and tools save lives.
Family Support
Substance use affects families too.
Support groups and resources are available for parents, spouses, and loved ones navigating recovery.