This is what you told us —about yourselves and about us — in our recent survey of Generocity community members and readers.

"Coming to an event like Philanthropitch puts you front and center in the middle of like-minded people working to make a difference in our region," says Hopeworks ED Dan Rhoton.

The organizations receiving a combined $50,000 in AT&T grants serve kids, low-income people, immigrants and those navigating the healthcare system.

PHC strives to distribute funding equitably across the state and seeks to grow a state-wide network of people and organizations that value and practice the humanities. 

Our inaugural RealLIST Impact will honor community members who solve problems and build solutions — sometimes from scratch and against all odds.

Food banks and food pantries responded nimbly and quickly to an unprecedented increase in demand and provided assistance to at least 60 million Americans in 2020, says guest columnist Craig Gundersen.

Urban Affairs Coalition was among the organizations receiving grants from the PA Schools-to-Work program.

Turn on the fan, fire up the AC. The regional social impact jobs market is — to appropriate a phrase from Stevie Wonder — hotter than July.

Drawn from 18 months of reporting, hundreds of interviews and quarterly surveying, "Until Next Time" assesses efforts to work toward a more just recovery in the Philadelphia area.

Take our 3-minute survey and help us understand how we can best continue to be a gathering place for those who want to make our sector and region better.