2015 started off with big movements and innovative new programs – check out these highlights from January: [listly  id=”ZYy” layout=”magazine” show_header=”false” show_author=”false” show_sharing=”false” show_tools=”false” per_page=”25″]

The Buy Nothing Project gives real-life neighbors the opportunity to help build a sustainable gift economy by giving locally.

This story originally appeared in the Philadelphia Business Journal The Delaware River Waterfront Corp. has extended the Spruce Street Harbor Park’s season through Sept. 28, because of the overwhelming response it’s received during its eight-week run. Originally set to close on Sept. 1, Mayor Michael Nutter personally asked the DRWC to keep the park open […]

[metaslider id=30564] Photos via Generocity.org This story originally appeared in the Philadelphia Business Journal Washington Avenue Pier, the Delaware River Waterfront Corp.’s newest permanent park, located on Washington Avenue and Columbus Boulevard, is now open to the public. The $1.5 million project, formerly known as Pier 53, will serve as the northern anchor of a […]