The $14.1 million is the United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey's first investment focusing exclusively on intergenerational poverty.

We spoke to the founder about why she started the magazine, what it means for underrepresented youth to be “seen” and how to navigate the challenges of Spanish-to-English translation.

"I do this work simply to see mirrors of myself, in the queer and poor youth that I serve, not only survive but also thrive," said the attorney, who's spending the 2017-2019 fellowship cycle at Community Legal Services' Youth Justice Project.

Maternity Care Coalition's MOMobile supports mothers at Riverside Correctional Facility. Director of Behavioral Health Colette Green shares details of the program, including its on-site doula services and reentry support.

Is one of these mission-minded orgs your dream employer? Find out at Generocity's social impact job fair, INTER/VIEW 2018 presented by Public Health Management Corporation. (Plus: free headshots!)

But it's not all bad news, either: Philly is walkable!

Register to be considered for Round4's Better PA Website Giveaway by May 31.

The public access station is inviting both newcomers to America and descendants of immigrants to participate in "Immigration in Full Frame," a national documentary project.

College Possible Philadelphia and Canine Partners for Life took home $20,000 and $10,000, respectively, from the annual NRG Gives voting competition.