Two years ago, Philadelphia’s influential anti-hunger nonprofit installed new executive director Loree Jones. Facing surging demand, staff turnover and recessionary fear, a new strategic vision launches next month.

The pandemic has shown how much is out of our control. North Philly native Michael Banks is trying anyway.

Sultan Shakir is the new executive director of one of the country’s oldest and largest LGBTQ-focused health services nonprofits. He’s responsible for recovery from years of controversy

17% of Philadelphia's real estate value is exempt, leaving almost $500 million untapped. Consider a case study from Boston on improving the program.

Dr. John Rich of The Center for Nonviolence and Justice challenges the analogy but three principles hold true: prevent, protect and promote.

Backed by a year of reporting, download Generocity's Poverty Listening Tour report.

In the context of homeless services, innovation needs to move us closer to a fully realized human right to housing—not more tents, pods, or makeshift shelters.

The Fund for Women and Girls is seeking an executive director who will inspire growth and change. Here's who the Chester County-based nonprofit is looking to lead.

The Promise, Philadelphia’s Poverty Action Fund, powered by United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey, is a coalition dedicated to lifting 100,000 Philadelphians out of poverty over the next five years.

I am now writing to you as a School District of Philadelphia (SDP) teacher and parent of two young children who are not eligible for vaccination.