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UPCOMING w/ Friends of the Tanner House Community Partners

(Return Home) w/Friends of the Tanner House

July 24 · 10am - July 27 · 12pm EDT
Location
Henry Ossawa Tanner House
2908 West Diamond street, Philadelphia, PA 19121
Scribe Video Center in partnership with Friends of the Tanner House and Christopher Rogers presents (Return Home) w/ Friends of the Tanner House, a large format archival installation.
ABOUT THE PROJECT:
A unique temporary exhibition on the exterior facade of 2908 W. Diamond St, installing historical images of the Tanner family as redesign and rehabilitation efforts of the home continue into 2026. The exhibition is named for Tanner’s Crossing the Atlantic (Return Home) (1894).
ABOUT THE CULTURAL WORKERS:
Friends of the Tanner House is committed to the preservation and growth of the rich Black cultural wealth of North Philadelphia — a neighborhood of which the Tanner family was part, and a community which continues to dream, evolve, and invent opportunities to thrive.
Christopher R. Rogers, Ph.D, is an educator and cultural worker from Chester, PA, with more than a decade of experience in supporting justice-oriented arts, culture, and community in the Greater Philadelphia area. He currently co-coordinates the Friends of the Tanner House, incubating a revitalized Henry Ossawa Tanner House at the intersection of Black heritage preservation and community cultural organizing. As a Facilitator with the W.E.B. Du Bois Movement School for Abolition & Reconstruction, he supports aspiring movement leaders serving communities most impacted by poverty, policing, and mass incarceration.
The North Philadelphia History Festival (NPHF) is a cultural celebration of the
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL:African American and Puerto Rican communities in North Philadelphia. Across four days, historic sites along Ridge Avenue, North Broad Street, and other locales will be transformed into living exhibits created by artists, historians, curators, and other cultural workers. These multimedia projects and events explore the emergence and impact of these communities in the 19th and 20th centuries.
All events will be free and open to the public. Visit Scribe’s website to learn more here.
Lead support for the North Philadelphia History Festival is provided by the William Penn Foundation.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:
Public Transportation:
29th St & Diamond St (48 Bus or 7 Bus)
York St & 29th St (39 Bus)
Ridge Av & Diamond St (61 Bus)
33rd St & Diamond St (32 Bus)

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Black Buttafly & The Nu School Collective: Tribute to Grover Washington Jr.

Date and time
Friday, July 25 · 7 - 9pm EDT
Location
The Yard on John Coltrane Street
1517 North 33rd Street Philadelphia, PA 19121
About this event
Event lasts 2 hours
Scribe Video Center in partnership with Friends of the Tanner House and Strawberry Mansion CDC presents “Black Buttafly & The Nu School Collective: Jam Session Tribute to Grover Washington Jr.,” a one-night-only performance.
ABOUT THE PROJECT:
Born in Buffalo, NY, but maintaining a very special connection with North Philadelphia, Grover Washington Jr.'s mix of jazz and rhythm and blues soon made him a legendary musician, composer, performer, and one of Philadelphia’s musical ambassadors to the world.
In this one-night-only offering, Black Buttafly and the Nu School Collective reactivate, remix, and improvise upon some of the signature grooves he brought into the world. Hosted at the newly renovated Yard on John Coltrane Street, this performance seeks to celebrate and renew North Philadelphia’s Black musical legacies.
Opening performance by The Epiphanies R&B and Soul Band, a North Philadelphia based group of talented young African American men with old souls using their unique gifts to entertain the world.
ABOUT THE CULTURAL WORKER:
Christopher R. Rogers, Ph.D, is an educator and cultural worker from Chester, PA with more than a decade of experience in supporting justice-oriented arts, culture, and community in the Greater Philadelphia area. He currently co-coordinates the Friends of the Tanner House, incubating a revitalized Henry Ossawa Tanner House at the intersection of Black heritage preservation and community cultural organizing. As a Facilitator with the W.E.B. Du Bois Movement School for Abolition & Reconstruction, he supports aspiring movement leaders serving communities most impacted by poverty, policing, and mass incarceration.
EVENT FLOW:
7:00 PM: Doors
7:15 PM: The Epiphanies R&B and Soul Band.
8:00 PM: Black Buttafly & The Nu School Collective
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL:
The North Philadelphia History Festival (NPHF) is a cultural celebration of the African American and Puerto Rican communities in North Philadelphia. Across four days, historic sites along Ridge Avenue, North Broad Street, and other locales will be transformed into living exhibits created by artists, historians, curators, and other cultural workers. These multimedia projects and events explore the emergence and impact of these communities in the 19th and 20th centuries.
All events will be free and open to the public. Visit Scribe’s website to learn more here.
Lead support for the North Philadelphia History Festival is provided by the William Penn Foundation.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:
RSVP & Entry
The event is free and open to the public. RSVP does not guarantee admission if the venue is at capacity. We encourage attendees to arrive promptly at the start time.
Accessibility Information:
The venue has wheelchair accessibility for entrances, exits, and common areas. The approach to the venue is on solid ground, and there is step-free access throughout the venue.
Restrooms:
Portable toilets will be provided, including one ADA-accessible unit.
Parking:
There’s a public lot across the street, adjacent to Sedgley Woods Disc Golf Course. There’s also some free street parking in the surrounding area on 33rd Street and Ridge Avenue.
Public Transportation:
33rd St & Oxford St (32 Bus)
Girard Av & 31st St (G1 Trolley)
Inclement Weather / Rain Date:
The venue is outside. Scribe and Friends of the Tanner House will do our best to accommodate for and notify attendees if changes are expected to the event location and date due to inclement weather. Please RSVP to receive email updates.

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Strawberry Mansion Through the Years

Date and time
Saturday, July 26 · 12 - 4pm EDT
Location
Strawberry Mansion Learning Center
2946 West Dauphin Street Philadelphia, PA 19132
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About this event
Event lasts 4 hours
Scribe Video Center in partnership with Friends of the Tanner House & Strawberry Mansion Learning Center presents Strawberry Mansion Through the Years - A Neighborhood Storyshare Exhibition.
ABOUT THE PROJECT:
A unique multigenerational community storytelling event in honor of the North Philadelphia History Festival, featuring a temporary exhibition of a curated set of historical Strawberry Mansion neighborhood images. What stories emerge from us revisiting these images and the periods of neighborhood life they represent? This opportunity for a neighborhood story circle seeks to bring about more opportunities to share the beauty of our everyday lives in making community.
ABOUT THE CULTURAL WORKER:
Christopher R. Rogers, Ph.D, is an educator and cultural worker from Chester, PA with more than a decade of experience in supporting justice-oriented arts, culture, and community in the Greater Philadelphia area. He currently co-coordinates the Friends of the Tanner House, incubating a revitalized Henry Ossawa Tanner House at the intersection of Black heritage preservation and community cultural organizing. As a Facilitator with the W.E.B. Du Bois Movement School for Abolition & Reconstruction, he supports aspiring movement leaders serving communities most impacted by poverty, policing, and mass incarceration.
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL:
The North Philadelphia History Festival (NPHF) is a cultural celebration of the African American and Puerto Rican communities in North Philadelphia. Across four days, historic sites along Ridge Avenue, North Broad Street, and other locales will be transformed into living exhibits created by artists, historians, curators, and other cultural workers. These multimedia projects and events explore the emergence and impact of these communities in the 19th and 20th centuries.
All events will be free and open to the public. Visit Scribe’s website to learn more here.
Lead support for the North Philadelphia History Festival is provided by the William Penn Foundation.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:
RSVP & Entry:
The event is free and open to the public. RSVP does not guarantee admission if the venue is at capacity. We encourage attendees to arrive promptly at the start time.
Parking:
Street parking is available.
Restrooms:
Restrooms are available on-site at the Strawberry Mansion Learning Center.
Public Transportation:
29th St & Dauphin St (49 Bus or 48 Bus)
York St & 30th St (39 Bus)
29th St & Susquehanna Av (7 Bus)
Ridge Av & Dauphin St (61 Bus)
33rd St & Dauphin St (32 Bus)
Inclement Weather / Rain Date:
The venue is both inside and outside. Scribe and Organizers will do their best to accommodate for and notify attendees if changes are expected to the event location and date due to inclement weather. Please RSVP to receive email updates.

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Our Teaching Artist & Community Educator Index

Christopher R. Rogers

Christopher R. Rogers, Ph.D is an educator and cultural worker from Chester, PA. As Co-Coordinator of the Tanner House, he can lead interactive Black history and arts workshops, with an emphasis on social justice.

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Faye

Faye is an Afro-surrealist painter/creative. Creating art for black and brown people specifically women. With a background in teaching, she shares her gifts with the youth in the Philadelphia and South Jersey community.

IG: @artbyfaye444
Kirwyn Sutherland

I am an experienced spoken word artist who has performed in spaces as varied as open mic shows, mental health conferences, colleges/universities, and protests/rallies. My work is focused on black issues, love, family, and mental health issues.

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Nathalie "Talie" Cerin

Talie (Nathalie Cerin) is a Philly based singer-songwriter, born and raised in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Her music, a unique blend of Haitian folk music and Soul, delivered through her alto vocals and acoustic guitar, bring a fresh sound to the Philly music scene.

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Sheen Anthony

Sheen Anthony, a Multidimensional Creative Being, is an artist of many talents who believes there is no limit to what we can do, be, or have. He believes, "Not being you is the biggest lie to YOURSELF".

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DuiJi Mshinda

DuiJi Mshinda has consistently trailblazed in his role as a DJ invested in his community. His events are intentional safe, inclusive spaces that celebrate True Diversity.

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Felicia Crisden

Greetings. I am Felicia Crisden. I am a children's book author. I am a teaching artist in both candle-making and storytelling. I tell stories of family togetherness. I have just now to begin incorporating music into my stories.

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Jihan Thomas

Jihan A. Thomas is Black visual artist, Artivist, Single Mother, Abolitionist, and community/museum arts educator based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She uses her art and creativity to serve her city through art making experiences.

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Ife Nii Owoo

Nii-Owoo, a visual and teaching artist, leads workshops exploring family history and multicultural fabric traditions through collage, mixed media, and painting.

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Friends of the Tanner House is now partnered with The Community Curation Circle, a project of Community Curator

Join The Community Curation Circle (External Website)

The Community Curation Circle unites non-profits and community grassroots leaders in Philadelphia to network and build partnerships, so that we can strengthen our collective efforts for a more safe, healthy, and equitable city.

Community Workspace: This is a space where local non-profits and community leaders like yourself assemble to share ideas, outline their initiatives, and build potential partnerships. The resource is an excellent opportunity for networking and opening doors for collaborative projects, thus strengthening the overall effort to better the city.

Grant Channel: Your hub for funding resources in Philadelphia's grassroots community. Here, find and contribute to a collection of grants and funding opportunities shared directly for your benefit. Stay updated with the latest resources to support your community initiatives and drive positive change in Philadelphia.
Community Events Feed: Your go-to source for staying connected with the pulse of grassroots activity in Philadelphia. Explore a dynamic feed curated with upcoming events, workshops, and gatherings hosted by local organizations and community leaders.
Volunteer Circle: Join a community of dedicated individuals committed to making a difference across the city. Here, discover meaningful volunteer opportunities tailored to your interests and schedule.

Grants & Funding Opportunities

Key Philadelphia Civic & Arts Funders

Additional Resources

Spotlighted Programs

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The Spruce Foundation is an all-volunteer-led nonprofit that funds grants for youth-serving nonprofits and promotes philanthropy among local professionals. We raise money through events, small donations, and sponsorships to both fund our grants and provide professional development to our board and volunteers, making the city a better place to live for everyone a little bit more each year.
ORGANIZATION WEBSITE
America250PA, with generous funding support from Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and the Pennsylvania Legislature, is proud to award $1 million in grant funding across two grant periods during our 2024-25 Fiscal Year. The Semiquincentennial Grants are intended to create, uplift, improve, and expand programming, projects, and events from eligible Pennsylvania communities and organizations, which contribute to a full calendar of activities, engaging every single Pennsylvanian, around the 250th Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
ORGANIZATION WEBSITE
The Philadelphia Fund for Black Sacred Places (PFBSP) is a three-year project of Partners for Sacred Places and the Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia—working in close collaboration with Black Clergy of Philadelphia and other Black religious leaders—to expand equitable access to quality public spaces in Philadelphia’s neighborhoods and support Black congregations’ efforts to maintain their properties, cultural centers, and neighborhood landmarks for future generations.
ORGANIZATION WEBSITE
The Council on the Arts (PCA) offers funding support to organizations and individuals across the commonwealth, through a variety of programs.
ORGANIZATION WEBSITE
Every fall, Impact100 hosts a Grant Application Information Session (GAIS). This year's GAIS is on Monday, November 4, at 12:00pm. Recording available HERE. Additionally, the Financial Review group will hold virtual office hours to answer questions about financial requirements on Wednesday, November 13 at noon. Register HERE.
ORGANIZATION WEBSITE
Founded in 2021 by Forman Arts Initiative and Philadelphia Foundation, Art Works is a joint $3 million grant program designed to support Philadelphia arts and cultural organizations and artists working in partnership with BIPOC and other underserved communities.
Art Works accepts applications from local cultural nonprofit (or fiscally sponsored) organizations with annual operating budgets between $250,000 and $5 million as well as individual artists and artist collectives with a commitment to incorporating community perspectives into their work.
ORGANIZATION WEBSITE
The African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund works to advance the broader preservation movement towards a more diverse and equitable representation of American history. Grants showcase the beauty and complexity of Black history and culture in America, while underscoring the urgent need to protect, preserve and interpret these invaluable American assets.

Support + Training Resources

Friends of the Tanner House is committed to indexing high-quality opportunities to support training and growth opportunities at your community-based organization. If you are a training provider, please email us about your offerings!

Spotlighted Trainings

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Computer Basics February 2025
This class is 100% free.
Adults of all ages are welcome.
February 17 - March 14 (four weeks)
Monday - Friday (five days a week)
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm (two hours a day)
Project HOME | Adult Learning and Workforce Program
Honickman Learning Center Comcast Technology Labs
1936 Judson St 19121 (near 23rd & Berks)
Enrollment closes Monday, February 10: https://forms.gle/YZs9ZtzTLmDDtiDM9
Other upcoming classes: https://www.projecthome.org/events
Sign up for adult education email updates: https://bit.ly/projecthomeemail
REGISTER HERE
The Civic Engagement Academy (CEA) Learning Series provides community members with the tools to create lasting positive change. The trainings encourage local problem-solving and prepare residents to become community leaders, organizers, and activists.
Sign up for our upcoming learning opportunity.
Learn how to engage the right people and resources around a shared goal.
Date and Time: Wednesday, January 15, 2025 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
All of PFSA’s mandated reporter training curriculums are approved by the Department of Human Services, Education, and State and meet all requirements for mandated reporters in Pennsylvania to receive training in recognizing and reporting child abuse.
Trainings for Mandated Reporters in Pennsylvania | Eventbrite
A 9-month introduction to herbalism and gardening
March–November 2025
Led by instructors Maebh Aguilar, Mercelyne Latortue, and Dominique Matti, this course is taught through the lens of herbalism as a tool for cultivating intimate, liberating, and communal relationships with the land and each other.
Applications for the 2025 season are currently open.
For more information, please contact the instructors at buildingyourhomeapothecary@gmail.com. description

Heritage Preservation Resources

Informed by the Relevancy Guidebook, Friends of the Tanner House is committed to advancing our Black heritage preservation ecosystem to be accessible, relevant, and beneficial to anyone who wants to save the places that matters to them and to their community. We believe that community organizing to preserve and sustain neighborhood historic sites and intangible heritage can help maintain a vital connection between generations, providing a source of knowledge, recognition, repair, pride and hope. With special attention to Black neighborhoods, we uplift our field’s contribution as one means to produce and further reparative spatial futures.

Local Resources

National Resources

Friends of the Tanner House Community Partner Network

Blues Babe Foundation

The Blues Babe Foundation was formed for the purpose of nurturing college-bound students of color, artistically and academically. We are committed to assisting students in underserved communities (with a focus on North Philadelphia) by providing programs that promote leadership and academic excellence.
Global Philadelphia Association

The Global Philadelphia Association is a nonprofit dedicated to promoting Philadelphia as an influential World Heritage City and as a vital, diverse center for global affairs. The city’s location, rich history, and vibrant immigrant communities stir a unique passion for global connection.
Journeying Barefoot

at journeying barefoot we commune together with Black, Native, and Indigenous women and children to expand awareness at the intersection of self, spirituality, and education through the practice of alternative healing modalities, connection to nature, exploration of self, and adventure through travel.
TechCORE2 Nonprofit Corporation

MISSION | To Develop a Tech Industry Opportunity Pipeline for Urban Youth from Kindergarten-to-College-to-Career Entry!
Victoria's Urban Outreach Tutoring Service

The aim of VUOTS is to preserve the future of the disadvantaged, underprivileged and underserved urban areas of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, by promoting and providing the supportive educational environment and appropriate resources that will allow them to continue to thrive as safe, vibrant, and productive communities.
Society to Preserve Philadelphia African American Assets (SPPAAA)

The Society to Preserve Philadelphia African American Assets (SPPAAA), a 501C3 organization, will act to increase awareness and advocate to preserve Philadelphia African American history as represented by historic and culturally significant assets (properties, murals, monuments, placards, cemeteries, and archeological sites). Help out when you can and be an advocate.
The East Coast Black Age of Comics Convention (ECBACC Philly)

Founded in May 2002, The East Coast Black Age of Comics Convention serves as a primary literacy & arts initiative using comic books as a focal point.
Tree House Books

At Tree House Books, our vision is that every child in Philadelphia has access to books, and every opportunity to pursue their dreams.
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church

FACEBOOK. Located at 3006 W. Diamond St.
Philadelphia Register of Wills Office

Our office serves as both the Register of Wills and the Clerk of the Orphans’ Court. As part of our work, we: Issue marriage licenses and keep marriage records dating back to 1915; Probate wills, which proves that they're valid; Issue letters of administration when a Philadelphia resident dies without a will; Keep records of wills, estate inventories, and related documents; Act as an agent for filing and paying inheritance taxes; Maintain the dockets and records of the Orphan's Court.
Brewerytown Sharswood Community Civic Association

BSCCA started in the year 2000 and has progressed over the years. BSCCA began with a group a neighbors who would come together and clean the streets the evening before trash day. BSCCA continues to be a strong force in our neighborhood. BSCCA has done a number of works to better the neighborhood and bring resources to our community.
Bloody Btches

Bloody Btches | Reimagining body & sexual liberation through communal spaces curated for Black Menstruators to engage in art and conversations about menstruation, sexual health, pleasure, and liberation. We also provide free menstrual products and hygiene products to our community members.
North Philly Peace Park

The North Philly Peace Park is open, charitable, intergenerational, neighborhood-managed ecology campuses championing food, education and community.
Philly Experiences

Philly Experiences | To amplify the Black voices, healing, community, freedom and livelihoods of our community in Philadelphia.
Gibson Temple Church

FACEBOOK | A church in the community that reaches up, reaches out and reaches in serving the body of Christ.
In Color Birding Club/Healing Through the Land

HEALING THROUGH THE LAND. We enjoy and explore all the ways Philadelphians in all communities have historically connected to the land for healing, nourishment, spirituality, communal joy, and environmental justice while creating new traditions that reflect modern needs and possibilities.
Strawberry Mansion Neighborhood and Homeowners Association

WEBSITE | Strawberry Mansion Neighborhood and Homeowners Association (SMNHA) exists to be a bridge which will educate, inform, and monitor progress with residents to ensure that the individual needs as well as the collective needs, interest, and rights of residents are voiced, heard, assessed, and protected.
Cecil B. Moore Recreation Center

WEBSITE | To provide arts access to all community members by giving them the opportunity to participate in cultural events, live performances, and music.
Carver High School of Engineering and Science

Carver HSES enjoys a rich history of academic excellence and continues to design inclusive communities that allow students to thrive at the middle and high school levels.
The Pink Ladies Youth Mentorship Program / Boutique & Tea Party Shop

WEBSITE | P.ositive, I.ntelligent, N.on-violent and K.nowledgeable Ladies - Promoting, Class, Style, Elegance and Sophistication.
Strawberry Mansion Neighborhood Action Center, Inc

WEBSITE | Located in the heart of Strawberry Mansion, we work to help Philadelphians to live safer and healthier lives. We provide assistance with a range of programs which come together to ensure people are able to stay in their homes, update their houses, keep their utilities on, and get access to any opportunities to improve the quality and energy efficiency of their homes.
Strawberry Mansion CDC (SMCDC)

Strawberry Mansion CDC (SMCDC) is a community-based non-profit located in North Philadelphia. Established in 2004, our mission is to promote sustainable revitalization through residential, commercial, and economic development; historic preservation; and the empowerment of the Strawberry Mansion community.
Cecil B. Moore Free Library

WEBSITE. Located near the intersection of 23rd Street and Ridge Avenue, this branch serves North Central Philadelphia, Strawberry Mansion, Brewerytown, Sharswood, and the Johnson Homes. Formerly the Columbia Avenue Branch, the avenue and the library were renamed in 1987.
The Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc.

The Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, chartered in March 1918 at the University of Pennsylvania, was the third chapter of the Sorority to be established. The Gamma Chapter also made history as the first Black Greek organization founded on University of Pennsylvania’s campus.
The Naomi Wood Trust of Woodford Mansion

WEBSITE. Today, Woodford, a National Historic Landmark, is owned by the City of Philadelphia and operated by The Naomi Wood Trust as a historic house museum. The interior of the house is furnished with 17th-, 18th- and early 19th-century decorative and fine arts acquired by the collector Naomi Wood and the Trust established in her name, including one of the finest collections of 18th-century Philadelphia-made furniture to be found anywhere.
Block by Block Philly

WEBSITE. Block By Block is a volunteer community-based, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, participating in making Philadelphia the cleanest city in America. We are dedicated to improving our city's environment by organizing community-based cleanups, advocating for policy changes, and fostering a culture of pride in our neighborhoods.
Historic Jones Tabernacle AME Church

FACEBOOK: Men and women ministering to the needy, helpless and homeless, youth and elderly.
Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts

WEBSITE: Through Civic Engagement projects, the Kislak Center seeks to preserve and share the cultural memory of Philadelphia. We create equitable relationships with community partners and organizations committed to remembering, celebrating, and sharing the lives and stories of Philadelphians with the world.
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church

2914 W. Diamond St. | Building a better relationship with God and His people.
Heritage Community Development Corporation

Heritage CDC exists to attract and support resources beneficial to enhancing and sustaining quality of life in North Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Chapter of the Pierians

The Philadelphia Chapter of the Pierians is a local chapter of the Pierians which is a national organization with a vision to support excellence in artistic expression, cultivate the creative and imaginative skills of our youth, advance the careers of aspiring and emerging artists, and increase audience appreciation and participation in the Arts.
Citizens Planning Institute

WEBSITE: CPI introduces Philadelphians, who “love where they live”, to the activities of city planning, zoning and development so they can help shape and preserve their neighborhoods.
CPI’s main activity is an eight-week course, offered every spring and fall, to a new and diverse group of thirty residents who brings new-found skills and resources back to their neighborhood organizations.
Brewerytown Sharswood Neighborhood Coalition

WEBSITE: We engage the people of our blocks to identify their needs and interests during this necessary time of gentrification and environmental change. Then, work holistically to advocate and find community solutions through a people-first approach. We aim to root power where it belongs - to the people.
Center for the Preservation of Civil Rights Sites

WEBSITE | The Center for the Preservation of Civil Rights Sites (CPCRS) advances the understanding and sustainable conservation of heritage places commemorating American civil rights histories and Black heritage.
Strawberry Mansion Learning Center

WEBSITE: The passion and focus of the Strawberry Mansion Learning Center is our youth and the community in which we serve, and where we inspire, communicate, and educate.
The Community Curator

WEBSITE: The Community Curator is a social impact consulting firm created to support individuals, organizations, and businesses in establishing, expanding, and evaluating their philanthropic footprint throughout Philadelphia communities.