The Philadelphia Bar Foundation broadened their scope of support for the legal aid community with a 22 percent increase in grants awarded to nearly 40 Philadelphia legal aid nonprofit partners in 2017.
The Coatesville Area Youth Philanthropy Program (CAYPP) of the Brandywine Health Foundation announced that they are requesting proposals from organizations dedicated to providing mental health and/or substance use programs that treat individuals in a holistic and trauma-informed manner.
Bill Golderer, founder of Broad Street Ministry and co-founder of the nation's first social impact restaurant, Rooster Soup Company, was named President and CEO of United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey.
Philanthropy Network Greater Philadelphia is pleased to announce Shira Hodges, Program Director for Geneva Global, as our new Director of Leadership and Advancement.
What lies ahead for charitable giving in 2018? Here are three predictions on trends to watch from Eileen Heisman, President of National Philanthropic Trust.
Chester County Fund for Women and Girls hosted a panel discussion on the cultural and political shifts happening in Chester County, with women at the helm of the movement
After 20 years of supporting nonprofit organizations throughout Greater Philadelphia, First Hospital Foundation is now Philadelphia Health Partnership: a Foundation for Healthy Communities.
With support from Bank of America, Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation and others, Project HOME, City of Philadelphia and SEPTA Open First-of-Its-Kind Facility to Assist City’s Homeless.
On December 22, 2017, Governor Wolf signed two bills into law that amend the Solicitation of Funds for Charitable Purposes Act (Charities Act). Both Acts become effective in 60 days from the date they are signed by the Governor, which is February 20, 2018.
