Indego, How Philly Moves, Fighting for Schools: Philly, this is your February Impact

There were almost too many great things happening this month – here’s some highlights of what’s been going on around Philly. Have a moment you’d like to share? You can add to this list or email me at mo@generocity.org! [listly id=”ZZE” layout=”magazine” show_header=”false” show_author=”false” show_sharing=”false” show_tools=”true” per_page=”25″]

Indego, How Philly Moves, Fighting for Schools: Philly, this is your February Impact

By Mo Manklang / guest

There were almost too many great things happening this month – here’s some highlights of what’s been going on around Philly.

Have a moment you’d like to share? You can add to this list or email me at mo@generocity.org!

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