Annunciating a Community Cultural Platform with Holistic Preservation for The Henry Ossawa Tanner House

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.

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.

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.

MISSION | To Develop a Tech Industry Opportunity Pipeline for Urban Youth from Kindergarten-to-College-to-Career Entry!

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.

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.

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.

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

FACEBOOK. Located at 3006 W. Diamond St.

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.

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. “Meet Me at the Curb” was the slogan, and from there came an awareness of other issues that existed in the community, and the desire to do more for the neighborhood. 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 | 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.

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

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

FACEBOOK | A church in the community that reaches up, reaches out and reaches in serving the body of Christ.

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.

WEBSITE | Strawberry Mansion Neighborhood and Homeowners Association (SMNHA) is a newly forming organization in the 5th Council District of the city of Philadelphia. SMNHA hopes 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.

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

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 success of Carver HSES is a direct result of families, students, teachers, staff, and partners operating with student’s best interests in mind and aiming their efforts to a common goal of producing post-secondary excellence and life-long change agents.

WEBSITE | P.ositive, I.ntelligent, N.on-violent and K.nowledgeable Ladies - Promoting, Class, Style, Elegance and Sophistication.

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) 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.

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, 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.

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.

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.

FACEBOOK: Men and women ministering to the needy, helpless and homeless, youth and elderly.

WEBSITE: Through Civic Engagement projects, the Kislak Center seeks to preserve and share the cultural memory of Philadelphia. In our collaborations and archiving projects, we center community needs, community knowledge production, and community voices. We create equitable relationships with community partners and organizations committed to remembering, celebrating, and sharing the lives and stories of Philadelphians with the world.