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PHILADELPHIA, PA — Green Choice Energy, a leading provider of renewable energy solutions, announced this week its partnership with Cradle to Crayons. This nonprofit organization is at the forefront of …
Green Choice Energy Joins Forces with Cradle to Crayons to Support Children in Need Read More
KENNETT SQUARE, PA — Food, housing, and other essential, life-sustaining necessities are expenses that many neighbors are unable to balance – forcing them to answer questions like “Do I buy …
KACS Food Cupboard Seeing a 189% Increase in Cases: Help End the Cycle of Poverty in Southern Chester County Read More
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Dr. Bill Winston and Bill Winston Ministries announce that Philadelphia, PA will be the fifth stop of the Operation Ten City (OTC) campaign that began in 2022 with stops completed so far …
Dr. Bill Winston and Bill Winston Ministries Present Operation Ten City: Greatness Unlocked in Philadelphia Read More
On Tuesday, Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania released a statement in response to Speaker McCarthy’s plan to cut food assistance for nearly 40,000 people in the state. Fetterman condemned the …
Fetterman Condemns Proposed Food Assistance Cuts, Calling Them “Cruel” and Harmful Read More
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Philadelphia’s Health Department recently announced that the lower Northeast will see two new City-run Health Centers. The first Health Center will be located at the Frankford Transportation …
Philadelphia Announces Plans for Two New Health Centers in the Lower Northeast Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — Senator Vincent Hughes, State Senate Democratic Appropriations Chair, is celebrating the announcement Thursday of an available $1.3 million for at-risk youth in Pennsylvania through the First Chance …
$1.3 Million Available for At-Risk Youth in PA Read More
VILLANOVA, PA — On Tuesday, April 18, Villanova University will host the second annual Anti-Poverty Symposium to explore the systemic issues of poverty and inequality. This year’s theme, “Unitas in …
Villanova University Hosts Second Annual Anti-Poverty Symposium Read More
PENNSYLVANIA — Senator Art Haywood this week announced the release of his first State of Black Pennsylvania report. The report details the changing position of Black Pennsylvanians from 2010 to …
State of Black Pennsylvania Report: A Comprehensive Overview of Black Pennsylvanians Growth and Progress Read More
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed deep inequalities in our society, particularly when it comes to food insecurity. In the United States, 1 in 6 people was living in food-insecure households …
How Grandfamilies Are Struggling with Food Insecurity Read More