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Vickie Glatfelter
With very heavy hearts, we share with you that our warrior, Vickie Glatfelter, gained her angel’s wings April 5, 2021. We do not have words adequate enough to express how we will miss her. She was our rock, our foundation.
Always the fighter, Vickie took the pain she was experiencing after the death of her son Bob and created Not One More – York Chapter, a vehicle to help others who were impacted by addiction.
Our lives were forever changed the day we were told our son had overdosed and would not survive. We then endured the agony of sitting through court hearings and trials listening to the one person who could have saved Bob’s life tell the tale of that fateful day. Because of all that we experienced and felt during our son’s struggles, I wanted to try to help others in my community who were suffering as we had. I founded the York Chapter of Not One More with Alyssa Rohrbaugh to provide help and support to others, to let them know they are not alone and there are people who truly care, and to fight the disease of addiction through education and awareness.”
04/05/2021
Always the fighter, Vickie took the pain she was experiencing after the death of her son Bob and created Not One More – York Chapter, a vehicle to help others who were impacted by addiction.
In her own words:
“My son, Bob, suffered from addiction for many years. Like other parents in our situation, we lived the nightmare of relapses, rehabs, recovery houses and the day-to-day fear of getting that dreaded knock on the door or phone call. And like many others, I became addicted to my son’s addiction.
Vickie did so much for so many people. She changed so many lives for the better. We could not begin to try to list all of the ways in which she showed kindness and empathy to those struggling with addiction and their families and loved ones. We hope to gather all who loved her for a day of remembrance as soon as practical.
For now, know that we, the board of NOM – York, will carry on Vickie’s work. It will be our honor to walk in the path she created and bring peace and love to those whose lives have been devastated by the disease of addiction. Vickie brought us all together and kept us energized and passionate about finding ways to make life a little more bearable for the recovery community through small gestures and kind words. Her impact can be seen clearly by NOM’s ability to sustain significant support throughout COVID, when our major fundraisers were cancelled. The relationships she had nurtured — the bridges she built with both her compassion and her stubborn will — have kept the organization in a position to deliver the help for which we have become known.
We will share more information about ways to remember Vickie in the days to come. We ask that you hold her and her family — Bob, Kayla, Keylin and mother Esther — up in prayer to your higher power. We are comforted by the thought that Vickie is once again with her son.
Honor her in one very powerful but simple way: BE KIND.
We love you, Vickie.
these are some of THE BEST ladies I've ever met...they go above and beyond to help out those in need. we really need more people like them
Dnj Huyett
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Volunteer Opportunities with Not One More York Chapter
Seeking Individuals Impacted by a Loved One's Substance Use Disorder
Are you or someone you know impacted by a loved one’s substance use disorder—through loss, active addiction, or recovery? Not One More is seeking to add several passionate and dedicated individuals willing to volunteer as committee members. Your voice and experience are invaluable in our mission to support those affected by substance use disorder and promote hope and healing in our community.
Committees
• Support Group
o C.A.R.E.S. for families and friends impacted by addiction through loss of a loved one, a loved ones’ active addiction or loved one in recovery.
Commitment – occasional
o Family Connections – kinship families raising children due to substance use disorder. Group offers free events every other month.
Commitment – phone calls and other responsibilities as needed.
o Fences and Bridges – for children ages 7-16 who have been impacted by substance use disorder. Meets second Monday of each month at the Family Center.
Commitment – Second Monday of each month. Primary focus will be to help with children’s activities at each group meeting as directed by coordinators. Attend occasional staff meetings per request.
Must be able to pass a background check and clearances.
• Bingo
o Two Bingo fundraisers a year.
Must be able to pass a background check and clearances.
• 5K
o Annual walk is usually held in May. Registrations, signs, field help and other responsibilities as directed by board.
• Additional Volunteer Opportunities
o This can include administrative tasks and social media responsibilities.
As part of your role, you may occasionally be invited to assist with special events by helping set up our resource table. Your support at these events is vital for sharing information and resources with the community, and we greatly appreciate your willingness to contribute to our outreach efforts.
Who We Are Looking For
We welcome individuals who have experienced personal loss due to substance use disorder, those who have supported a loved one through active addiction, and those who have accompanied someone on the journey of recovery. If your story reflects any of these experiences, we encourage you to apply and help us make a difference in our community.
Requirements
• Must be 18 or older.
• Strong commitment and reliability.
• Good communication skills.
• Ability to connect with families and children affected by trauma.
• Background checks and clearances are required for Fences and Bridges and Bingo.
• One-year commitment, with potential to join the board
How to Apply
Please write a letter describing your experience with substance use disorder and why you would be an asset to Not One More York. Please include the committees you are interested in volunteering for. Email your letter to admin@nomyork.org or mail it to Not One More York Family Center, 1337 East Market Street, York, PA 17403. Please be sure to include your contact information.
Why Volunteer?
• Make a meaningful impact by helping others who are struggling or healing from substance use disorder.
• Share your story, inspire hope, and help shape programs and events in the community.
• Gain valuable experience and connect with others who share your passion for change.
Deadline
Applications are due by 3/31/26. If selected, you will be notified by email and provided details for next steps.
If there are any questions, please email admin@nomyork.org.
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Get ready, York… this is NOT your average bingo ! 🎉
Not One More York Chapter YETI & Designer Bag Bingo
📅 March 22
📍 Porter’s Fire Hall
Doors open at 11:30 (concessions open then as well) Games start at 1:00.
We’re turning up the excitement with 20 action-packed regular bingo games, and every single win scores you incredible prizes! 🏆
✨ Every regular bingo is either a designer purse or Yeti, but EACH regular bingo game will have something from Yeti included.. (read that again is makes sense).
👜 A fabulous mix of designer purses and YETI gear for our special games
❄️ A HUGE $1,200 YETI prize package for the Blackout Game!
And that’s not all…
🎟️ 50/50 drawing
🎁 10+ amazing raffles
PULL TABS
🌭 Concession stand to keep you fueled and ready to win
On My Grind Coffee will be in the parking lot before and during the games for all your favorite coffees !
Grab your friends, bring your lucky dauber, and join us for a day full of prizes, fun, and high-energy excitement. You won’t want to miss this one!
Email nomyorkbingo@gmail.com for tickets and payment details.
$30 a ticket, $35 at the door
EVERYONE ENTERING THE BUILDING FOR BINGO MUST HAVE A TICKET, THIS INCLUDES CHILDREN. ALL HUMANS WITH A SEAT MUST HAVE A TICKET THIS INCLUDES THE TINY HUMANS.
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NOT ONE MORE 5K SATURDAY MAY 16TH, REGISTRATION IS CURRENTLY $25. Registration includes an event t-shirt, free coffee from On My Grind Coffee and a free icee from Snow Palace which will both be on site!
It won't be so cold in May, click on event for details !
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Bingo tickets still on sale ! See flyer and event for information.
Email nomyorkbingo@gmail.com for a ticket.
YETI AND DESIGNER PURSES AND MUCH MUCH MORE.. Sunday March 22nd at Porter's Fire Hall...BINGO ! MARCH 22
YETI AND DESIGNER PURSES AND MORE !
tickets are $30 by emailing nomyorkbingo@gmail.com
THANK YOU !
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BINGO ! MARCH 22
YETI AND DESIGNER PURSES AND MORE !
tickets are $30 by emailing nomyorkbingo@gmail.com
THANK YOU !
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Our friends at Life Changing Pathways have partnered with Ophelia on a very interesting event. Give it a try!
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Fences and Bridges (F.a.B.) Club is a group for children ages 7-16 who have been affected by substance use disorder.
The goal of this Club is to create a safe place for children facing daily challenges resulting from the loss of a loved one or a loved ones’ struggle with addiction. The Club provides an opportunity to meet other children who share similar experiences. Activities focus on building trust, self-esteem, and confidence, encourages positive decision making and explores emotions and feelings.
Fences and Bridges is held the **second Monday of each month from 6:00 pm - 8 pm at Not One More Family Center located at 1337 East Market Street, York, PA.
Dinner is provided and will begin at 6 pm. Parents/guardians are welcome to stay and relax or children may be dropped off and picked up promptly at 8 pm.
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED!
To register for this group, please email supportgroup@nomyork.org, or you may call one of the contact persons listed below.
For questions, please contact Gina Slenker (717) 676-2566 or Cindy Heath (717) 858-3830.
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