Director of Campus Programs Talia Berday Sacks on how the nonprofit's Campus Hunger Project is leveraging technology, partnerships and small victories to keep students engaged.

Its upcoming River Alive! exhibit just got a $2.6 million grant from the William Penn Foundation to make Philadelphians aware of the importance of the river and its watershed.

Yes, billion. Here's how to cultivate a more philanthropic Philadelphia.

Your city, your solutions, your journalism: Project Editor Jean Friedman-Rudovsky on the news collaborative's plans.

Spread holiday cheer locally by serving meals at a homeless shelter or packing meals at a food pantry.

Management company Bicycle Transit Systems has been thinking more seriously about the makeup of its team in the past year.

Mayor Jim Kenney is putting together a nominating panel that will select 27 community members to be considered for the School District of Philadelphia's new Board of Education.

On the final edition of "Around the Corner," we host friend-of-the-show Torres to talk diversity in the local tech community.

The new director of place-based initiatives at the city's Office of Community Empowerment and Opportunity wants you to know what's going on in the Promise Zone, a federal designation meant to reduce poverty in the area.

Here's a snapshot of hunger in Philly, Pennsylvania and the U.S. — the discouraging stats, and the organizations trying to change them.