Open Call for Artists: Furnished for Good 2023
Furnished for Good is Pathways to Housing PA's signature fundraising event that benefits the Philadelphia Furniture Bank. They are looking for artists to participate in next year's event. more
Philadelphia County
New birthing center planned for Southwest Philadelphia
The Family Practice and Counseling Network is set to break ground on a new birthing center at 61st Street and Woodland Avenue in Southwest Philadelphia. more
City enacts 2019 ordinance on transgender protections
The regulations create affirmative obligations for institutions serving youth to ensure that their environments are free of discrimination. more
City, groups celebrate PHL Youth Week: Summer of Love
The Mayor’s Office of Youth Engagement is partnering with over 20 youth-led & youth-serving organizations to bring PHL Youth Week to the City of Philadelphia. more
CHOP, BoA to spend $1m on home repairs in West/SW Philly
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia hopes to improve health outcomes for kids by repairing the homes they live in, thanks to a $1 million investment from Bank of America. more
City offers new online tool to find job, training resources
A new online tool, developed by Philadelphia Works and the city’s Department of Commerce, aims to guide people to the resources they need to get hired or receive additional education or training. more
City Council issues report on bias in city home appraisals
The Report organizes recommendations for local, state, and national intervention by a set of key problems to be solved when it comes to appraisals. more
PCDC offering mental wellness services in Chinatown
A program that helps 22,100 Chinese immigrants in Philadelphia with mental health and wellness has expanded past its original one-year lifespan with a renewed grant from the Scattergood Foundation. more
City sees 20,000 evictions annually, new report shows
A report out of Philadelphia shines new light on the city’s eviction crisis. more
Social Venture Partners Philly announces investments
Social Venture Partners Philadelphia has announced the awardees of its second investment cycle: Abolitionist Law Center, Why Not Prosper, and Collective Climb. more
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