Rotary volunteer Grace Wahl of Butler pours pancake batter onto the griddle at the 60th Anniversary Election Day Pancake Festival at the Tanglewood Center in Lyndora on Tuesday evening. The event benefits the Lifesteps Family Caring Fund.

Bulter Rotary marked a milestone in its partnership with Lifesteps to host the 60th Anniversary Election Day Pancake Festival at the Tanglewood Center in Lyndora.

The annual tradition brings together community members for a day of good food and fellowship while raising money to benefit the Lifesteps Family Caring Fund, which helps support quality of life programs throughout the region.

Lifesteps serves more than 7,100 children, families, older adults and individuals with disabilities in 10 counties through 35 different programs and services. More than 750 people attended Tuesday's event, which raised around $5,000 for Lifesteps.

MacKenna, 1, of Butler plays patty cake with her mother, Amanda Shingleton, during the pancake festival at Tangelwood on Tuesday.

Victor Nieto, left, president of the Butler Rotary, and Ken Fleeson, district governor of the Rotary, volunteered their services during Election Day to raise funds for Life Steps.

Al McGrath of Butler volunteered making pancakes during election day at Tangelwood.