Family Promise was honored to participate in the Sukkot service at Or Hadash.

Imagine a family doing everything they can to keep up with everyday expenses. Mom is working, the bills are paid one by one, and SNAP benefits help keep food on the table.

An evening of fellowship, generosity, and community made Hope for Homes 2026 a tremendous success.

Thank you to Trinity Lutheran Church in Lansdale for serving as a host congregation in the Interfaith Hospitality Network.

This summer, we were delighted to welcome Keystone Technologies as a new community partner.

Our Family Promise team is proud to collaborate with community partners across Montgomery County to ensure families have the resources they need for a successful school year.

A big thank you to our summer intern, Michael, for the incredible contributions he made to Family Promise this summer!

This month, we celebrate an important milestone as one of our transitional housing families, C. and his children, moved into permanent housing after two years of hard work.

Hope for Homes is just around the corner, and we hope you'll join us for one of the most inspiring evenings of the year.

Your voice is an important part of our story. As we share the difference we're making together, we'd like to hear from you!

Ready to see what we accomplished together? We’re excited to share our accomplishments from the past year and the meaningful impact we've had on families experiencing homelessness and hunger across Montgomery County.

A warm welcome begins long before a family walks through the door of a host congregation in the Interfaith Hospitality Network.

On a warm summer day, Souderton Rotary Park was filled with families connecting, exploring resources, and enjoying time together during Family Fest.

Families at our Norristown day center who wanted to enjoy the outdoors once had to walk 10–15 minutes to Cherry Street Park to find a playground or picnic tables.

Recently, a graduate of our housing program shared her story with us.

Our annual Hope for Homes fundraiser taking place on Thursday, October 1, 6pm – 8pm, at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr.

Purchase your tickets today for the Rotary Club of Blue Bell's Horizons Celebration!

As our Food Pantry serves a growing and increasingly diverse community, we are seeing more visitors whose primary language is not English, particularly those who speak Ukrainian, Russian, and Spanish.

In the summer of 1962, two years after leaving office, Dwight D. Eisenhower read The New York Times and learned he was ranked "Mediocre" in the first historians' survey of American presidents.

A kitchen is more than a place to prepare meals. It is where families gather, children hang out, conversations happen, and daily routines come together.