Esperanza's Gabriella Gabriel Paez and Firm Hope Baptist Church's Rev. Richard Harris discuss revitalization projects they've piloted in Hunting Park and Kensington and how they keep local residents top of mind.

Benefits Data Trust's eligibility-screening centers will open at four community schools and two city health centers in December.

According to a recently released report on the state of international philanthropy. (One Conshohocken-based org did hit #26.)

Accessibility, authenticity and aardvark. How to Give columnist Lansie Sylvia will explain.

A three-year community engagement grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services will train staffers of all levels to better serve the neighborhoods where its 54 branches are based.

Columnist Valerie Johnson on how beneficial relationships with more senior professionals can be for young nonprofit staffers — and vice versa.

Just one business, a boutique audio design and production studio, has opened, but Shift Capital has pledged to continue to support the other eight.

It's true! Let Generocity columnist Akeem Dixon and WHYY teach you how to use a voting a machine with this quick video.

The new Stoneleigh Fellow and ex-public defender will work with the district attorney's office to revise the practices that keep 40,000 Philadelphians under community supervision.

Open positions at Jewish Family and Children's Services, Message Agency, Maternity Care Coalition, Episcopal Community Services, Mural Arts and six other social impact orgs.