Most nonprofit fundraising events fizzle out after a couple of years, says columnist Krys Sipple, but the Philadelphia Folk Festival continues to attract 35,000 attendees annually.

Director of Case Management and Program Standards, Katherine Addison shares her approach to finding joy in and outside of the office.

"These prison doors become revolving doors. Being in and out, in and out, in and out. That’s the message I was trying to get across," Jerome L. tells Generocity freelancer Shalon Bayliss.

Can your organization offer access to meaningful paid work experiences for young people ages 12-24? If so, read more about this RFP.

No cookie for you if you utter that line during an interview, says columnist Valerie Johnson. Here's why.

The Philadelphia Foundation's Pedro Ramos talks racial equity, community conversations and accessibility in philanthropy.

In the next few weeks you will see stories from our freelancers looking at philanthropy, social impact investing, community development, and education and arts through the lens of racial equity.

Like the manufacturing sector before it, the future of hospitals as an engine for job growth for lower skilled and middle skilled workers seems to be behind us.

The fourth annual ceremony honored individuals, businesses, nonprofits and government agencies working towards a more sustainable Philly.