In the ongoing legal battle between Catholic Social Services and the City of Philadelphia, questions of religious liberty and anti-discrimination in the foster care system are on trial. Meanwhile, the Office of LGBT Affairs is actively recruiting prospective foster parents.

The nonprofit serves people imprisoned for crimes they didn't commit. It's crowdfunding to send four clients to a national conference for exonerees this weekend.

Meet the volunteer group distributing Narcan and other life-saving items in order to "move towards a safer and more compassionate Philadelphia."

With the passage of the federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, nonprofits should be prepared to engage in policy advocacy, especially at the state and local level.

Girls Advisory Board "helped me realize that there are actually young people who want to make a difference out there," said one high school member.

Penn's Field Center for Children’s Policy, Practice and Research, along with a new Stoneleigh Fellow, provides technical support to a cohort of four area colleges offering campus support programs for foster youth.

The economic development org and coworking space aims to attract or provide resources for 100 startups in the city. Here's how its upcoming pitch competition will jumpstart that effort.

Lessons from UliftU, Back on My Feet and One Step Away.

Students in the Fishtown nonprofit's SAFE after-school program are learning about women's rights this spring.

Trump's proposed budget would cut the program, which places 2,716 young people in service positions around the city.