A 2021 Extraordinary Give photo gallery (updated)

The Adrian Garcia Band performs at Extra Give Fest. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)

Nonprofits and their supporters hosted numerous events throughout the day Friday to promote the Extraordinary Give and attract donors. They ranged from concerts to exhibitions to blood drives to food festivals to a camp out at Clipper Magazine Stadium to support housing services.

Here's a small sampling of photos from the day.

Photo gallery

Dr. Michael Ripchinski of Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health speaks about the Refresh Lancaster mobile shower trailer at Clipper Magazine Stadium. (Photo: Olivia Smucker)

The United Way's Olivia Smucker writes a note on the window of TreadHouse in Penn Square as part of a temporary mural promoting Lancaster-Lebanon Habitat for Humanity. (Photo: Madeline Seiler)

Drummers in Penn Square perform to raise money for La Academia Charter School during the Extraordinary Give on Friday, Nov. 19, 2021. (Photo: Olivia Smucker)

Drummers ring in the "Magic Minute" promotion at 11:19 a.m. at Penn Square. (Image: Kyle Gamble)

(Photo: Olivia Smucker)

Medical personnel check in blood donors during an Extraordinary Give blood drive at Lafayette Fire Co. (Photo: Olivia Smucker)

The Food Truck Frenzy at United Way of Lancaster County. At left is musical artist Liz Fulmer. (Photo: Olivia Smucker)

State Rep. Dave Zimmerman, left, presents a commemorative citation honoring Ephrata Area Social Services' 50th anniversary. Zimmerman appears with, from left, EASS Executive Director Joy Ashley, Linda Martin (attending on behalf of state Rep. Mindy Fee), EASS board treasurer Paul Trella and president Todd Heck. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)

Volunteers hand out carnations and coffee cake at the Moravian Center of Lancaster for the Extraordinary Give, part of a Moravian tradition known as the "Lovefeast" that dates to 1727. (Photo: Rosalyn Groff)

Instructor Placido Messelela gives Loyalty Lane, 7, some advice during a painting class at The Mix. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)

Volunteer Dave Walters uses liquid nitrogen to demonstrate quantum levitation during "Extra Hours" at the North Museum. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)

Dave Walters' son Gabriel uses liquid nitrogen to simulate a geyser on Triton, one of Neptune's moons. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)

Pedro and Damaries Lopez welcome participants at Tenfold's Camp Out for Homelessness to Housing at Clipper Magazine Stadium. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)

Tenfold's Randi Shober, right, and her daughter, Reagan, set up their tent at Clipper Magazine Stadium for Tenfold's Camp Out for Homelessness to Housing. (Photo: Kyle Gamble)