Calling out around the world, are you ready for a brand new beat? Philadelphia's answer to the question Martha and the Vandellas asked their 1964 song is still "yes."

Generocity asked the Public Interest Law Center and the ACLU of Philadelphia to comment on the filings.

Majority-white neighborhoods are populated by cops, contractors, teachers, and other government workers forced to live within city bounds. But priorities are slowly changing in Philadelphia’s forgotten borough.

For nonprofit leaders, the still-to-be-determined outcome of the election doesn't change the need to work for justice, access and equity.

Major news outlets today are reminding audiences not to expect a presidential winner on Nov. 3.

Mail-in ballots were not available in either braille or in large print. And the accessible remote ballot PA made available instead isn't actually fully accessible. Why should the the blind and visually impaired still have to fight for their right to vote?

The polling place at Germantown and Hunting Park avenues was photographed by Generocity freelancers Shalon Baylis and Bobbi Booker.

Here are 16 organizations and individuals across sectors and industries that have interesting observations to make and intriguing things to say.

How about something light and fluffy (and yet informative) on the day of what may well be the most important election of our lifetimes?

Pastor Aldo Siahaan and Pastor Emmanuel Tandean don't agree on much in this election — but they believe wholeheartedly that their community should get out to vote.