Have you read the recently released 2024 Annual Homelessness Assessment Report to Congress from the U.S. Department of Housing and Development (HUD)?
Have you read the recently released 2024 Annual Homelessness Assessment Report to Congress from the U.S. Department of Housing and Development (HUD)?
Thanks to your generous donations and the hard work of our dedicated volunteers, we have been able to provide nutritious food, household supplies, personal care items, and grocery gift cards to many in 2024!
In November, our community's generosity was overwhelming, with the food pantry receiving over 35,000 pounds of donations from groups like Glenside UCC, First Presbyterian Church of Ambler, St. Luke’s, the Woman’s Club of Suburban Philadelphia, Suplee Presbyterian Church, Boy Scout Troop 320 of Flourtown, Rotary Club of Springfield, and many other individuals and organizations.
Family Promise families once again participated in Peppermint Lane, an event where children from transitional living programs shopped for holiday gifts for special adults like parents, family members, teachers, and godparents.
Our Holiday Giving Program brought joy to over 40 families, including more than 100 children in our housing programs and recent graduates, thanks to the generosity of over 100 donors!
In September, Governor Shapiro signed an executive order to develop Pennsylvania’s first statewide housing plan, marking a significant step toward addressing housing needs and homelessness in our communities.
Can you help us keep the families in our emergency shelter warm during these cold winter nights? Each family entering the shelter receives a Basic Needs Bundle with sheets, a blanket, towels, and a pillow. However, we’re currently out of twin sheets!
Thank you immensely to the wonderful volunteers from Beth Or and Temple Sinai for your incredible support and kindness.
All thanks to the generous donation of new winter coats from Auto Dealers CARing for Kids Foundation as part of their 17th annual Driving Away the Cold New Coat Program.
This year National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week (HHAW) is happening now, November 17 - 23. This impactful week, an annual event designed to educate and bring attention to the issues of hunger and homelessness, was first held at Villanova University in 1975.
Family Promise Montco PA is honored to receive a GSK 2024 IMPACT Award. GSK is recognizing 20 nonprofits for their outstanding contributions to improving health in the Triangle (North Carolina) and Greater Philadelphia regions.
Our annual impact report is now available! We’re excited to share our accomplishments of the past year, along with the above video to share the story of our impact on the community and the bright future ahead.
The chill is in the air, and the holiday season is just around the corner. If you’re looking to give back or organize a group volunteer activity, contact us to plan a food drive or volunteer opportunity.
We have so many reasons to be thankful this month. Our faithful individual donors have once again come through with generous donations, our dedicated volunteers have been there for intake and distribution.
The holidays are a magical time but can be stressful, especially for families unsure about how or if they can celebrate.
Each year, the Family Promise Food Pantry provides about 200 households experiencing food insecurity with everything they need for a delicious Thanksgiving dinner. Want to help? It’s easy! Just donate items from the following list: Empty brown bags Baking item (Ex: cake mix) Boxed mashed...
We are excited to share that LaToya Williams, our Food Pantry Manager, and Debbie Badger, our Director of Operations, pictured above, are participating in the 11-week Nonprofit Executive Leadership Institute (NELI) Set Your Sights on Organizational Leadership Program at Bryn Mawr College.
Have you had a chance to see Hope Gardens, the Family Promise Montco PA housing community at 31 S. Spring Garden Street, recently?
Did you know that we maintain an inventory of cleaning supplies, household, and personal items here at Hope Gardens? These supplies are essential for maintaining our housing facilities and caring for our residents.
We’re seeking enthusiastic helpers to help us with this new online order fulfillment program. Help us provide free food to those in need by managing orders and updating inventory data.