Columnist Krystine Sipple looks at the free clinic in Phoenixville, where the staffers say the spirit of Fred Rogers — caring for neighbors and cultivating kindness — can be felt every day.

Columnist Krystine Sipple says there is an increasing need for nonprofit executive directors, but a diminished supply of those willing or ready to take on that role.

This week openings run the gamut from executive director posts to day camp staffers — and everything between!

Plus, power moves at the City of Philadelphia and Resolve Philly; board appointments at the Mann Center, Friends Service Committee, Girl Scouts, PA Horticultural Society, and more.

Columnist Valerie Johnson outlines how to get "a good read on who is doing good work, who is using donations responsibly, and who is really meeting their mission."

A Silicon Valley fund gave the Philadelphia Orchestra Association $55 million, the William Penn Foundation distributed more than $17 million to 59 arts and environmental organizations, the Eagles raise millions for autism research, and more.

Listings from Starfinder Foundation, the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, WURD Radio, Big Brothers Big Sisters Independence and other area organizations. Plus, paid internship opportunities and more information about INTER/VIEW.

Also, power moves at the Mayor's Commission on People with Disabilities and at Career Wardrobe.

Plus, two hires at the City of Philadelphia, one at the Women's Medical Fund, and more.

From exonerating wrongly convicted people to cultivating medicinal plants from the African Diaspora, these job listings include something for everyone. Plus, an upcoming jobs fair like no other.