Plus, high-profile hires at The Philadelphia Foundation and Philanthropy Network Greater Philadelphia, and lots more news about people on the move.

You don't have to be a technologist to find events at Philly Tech Week 2019 intriguing. Here's the inside scoop on some of the best ones run by community members.

Impact Services says it is working on a plan to revitalize the garden, but they’ll need gardeners to help.

Her own personal mission — to engage and inform people — aligns particularly well with the funder's, said the former city staffer and smart cities pro.

The initiative was piloted in Philadelphia in 2015 with $11 million in support from Knight and the William Penn Foundation.

Access to diverse news sources is “essential to try to change and fight deep problems of poverty and racial injustice,” said MMP's Hannah Sassaman.

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Although the microgrants are awarded to specific teams participating at the derby, the impact reaches much further. Innovation has the power to inspire communities.

A developer recently purchased one of César Andreu Iglesias Community Garden's parcels in Kensington for $2,500.

Grounded in Philly, relaunched April 11, fosters relationships between community gardeners and municipal authorities while supporting food access and leveraging vacant land policies.