Simon’s Heart – A Healthy Heart Fund
One of the most important things to monitor is the condition of your heart. By checking your heart rate and eating the right foods, you... Read More
Adoptions From The Heart
One of the most fulfilling experiences one may have is having children. Children are full of wonder and affection, and it’s fascinating to see them... Read More
Children Of Promise
It is said that it takes a village to care for a baby, and that is the basis of Children of Promise, a children’s charity.... Read More
Nonprofit Highlight: Women Against Abuse
Women Against Abuse is Philadelphia’s foremost non-profit organization dedicated to ending domestic abuse and providing services to those who have been affected by it. When... Read More
Big Brothers Big Sisters Of America
Big Brothers Big Sisters of America is a well-known children’s charity in the United States. Big Brothers Big Sisters, which was founded in 1904, is... Read More
The Work Of Mentoring USA
How do children grow up to be happy adults? Do young people from harsh environments believe they have a right to pursue happiness? Our forefathers... Read More
Nonprofit Highlight: Project HOME
Twenty five years ago Sister Mary Scullion and her associate, Joan Dawson McConnon, founded Project HOME with the intention of terminating homelessness in Philadelphia. Thankfully... Read More
Charity Highlight: Restore NYC
Restore NYC is a charity that reaches out to the victims of sex trafficking and helps to bring them out of hiding so that they... Read More
Philabundance: Meeting the Needs of the Hungry
Philabundance is an organization dedicated to stamping out hunger in the Philadelphia and the surrounding Delaware Valley area. Philadelphia is among the poorest large city... Read More
Philadelphia Corporation For The Aging
The Philadelphia Corporation for the Aging has been serving seniors of Philadelphia since 1973. They are a private, non-profit agency with a mission to help... Read More
Upwardly Global Lifts American Immigrants to Higher Social Status
Over 1.8 million immigrants have entered America as college-educated professionals. In their homelands, they were doctors, engineers, scientists, and accountants. However, in the States these... Read More