Together, we can ensure that every family has a place to call home. Hope for Homes, a beloved tradition at Family Promise Main Line for over 30 years, unites the community to support families through vital fundraising for emergency shelter and self-sufficiency programs. Last year,...

Summer is here, which means that children won’t be able to access free meals at school. The pantry is here to fill in the gap, with your help!

For many families we serve in our emergency shelter and transitional housing programs, summer is not just a season of fun.

On June 2, Family Promise joined the Bucks-Mont Collaborative and more than 100 nonprofit leaders for a Day of Advocacy in Harrisburg.

Our 29th annual golf tournament was an incredible success! We had a beautiful, sunny, warm day at Old York Road Country Club.

With the rumble of motorcycles and a spirit of service, the O-Six Ryderz MC (Motorcycle Club) rode in from the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia area for a day of service at our Food Pantry.

Thanks to the generosity and initiative of J., through Devereux’s Community Autism Support Program, families in our shelter program received essential items that make a meaningful difference in their daily lives.

Family Promise invites you to stand with us and our community partner, the Bucks-Mont Collaborative, for an important day of advocacy on Tuesday, June 2, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Pennsylvania Capitol in Harrisburg.

From first-time golfers to those who have been on the greens with us for decades, our 29th annual golf tournament was a powerful reminder of what is possible when a community comes together to create hope.

A simple act of kindness goes a long way.  Recently, 300 care bags filled with thoughtful notes, hygiene items, and snacks were delivered to support families entering shelter who may not have access to these essentials.

You are invited to join Family Promise and our community partner, the Bucks‑Mont Collaborative, for a powerful day of advocacy on June 2 in Harrisburg.

How do long‑standing relationships across congregations strengthen a community?

For more than six years, John has been a steady and compassionate presence for families served through our Interfaith Hospitality Networks (IHN).

Your support for Family Promise helped transform a time of uncertainty into a journey marked by hope, progress, and lasting stability for a mother, M., and her daughter, A.

Thanks to the generosity of BLBB Charitable, Family Promise will receive a $2,500 donation to reach the goal of selling 300 tickets for the Super-Raffle by May 10.

Each week, David, a dedicated Family Promise volunteer, heads to local stores to collect donated food through the Retail Rescue program, bringing it back to the Food Pantry to be shared with neighbors in the community.

Whether preparing meals, hosting families overnight, repairing a property, filling food locker requests, or bringing experience to our Board, our volunteers step into vital roles.

A parent currently living in our Interfaith Hospitality Network with her two children was recently highlighted in her employer’s newsletter as a “Teacher Spotlight” and was later named Employee of the Month.

Our Food Pantry entryway looks bright and refreshed thanks to a volunteer group from the Toll Brothers Fort Washington office.

Family Promise team members attended the 2026 Winter Legislative Breakfast, sponsored by the Bucks-Mont Collaborative.