About Us

Welcome to Caring People Alliance, a leading organization among Philadelphia Children Charities. We proudly operate three Philadelphia Boys & Girls Clubs strategically located in North Philadelphia, South Philadelphia, and West Philadelphia—areas where our community support programs make the greatest impact.

Our Story

We offer more than your typical Boys and Girl Club; we've always aimed higher. While we're proud to be part of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America movement, we cater to a broader demographic, supporting entire families through various Philadelphia Community Support Programs and Poverty Reduction Initiatives.

This holistic approach defines who we are: Caring People Alliance—dedicated individuals changing lives within the walls of our three clubs. Our Philadelphia After School Programs and summer camp in northeast Philadelphia provide crucial support to local youth.

Despite our impactful work, we often fly under the radar with donors and funders. While not affiliated with the larger Boys & Girls Club of Philadelphia, we deliver comparable, if not more extensive, services across age groups, families, and regions in Philadelphia.

We proudly embrace our identity as underdogs in fundraising—because Philadelphia loves an underdog. Our programs, community centers, and initiatives continue to make a difference.


Our History

Caring People Alliance traces its origins back to 1932, during the Great Depression. Founded in Philadelphia as the Crime Prevention Association of Philadelphia, we emerged with a clear mission: to help youth affected by the economic crisis find jobs and engage in social and recreational programs.

This comprehensive support system led to a transformative change, evolving into the Caring People Alliance. Our new name reflected a broader mission to uplift entire families and communities in Philadelphia, embodying the belief that to fully address the complexities of young lives, one must support the environments they grow up in. Today, we continue this mission through our Community Centers in North, South, and West Philadelphia. 

We’ve also believed that the best work comes from when those in the community want to help those that need it. So, we offer various opportunities for volunteer work in Philadelphia, supporting programs like our Lotus Asian Program at the Marconi Center and activities at the R.W. Brown Center. Through initiatives like CUA Cares, we strive to make a lasting impact on community well-being.


Executive Team

Adrianne Dumpson-Diggs, Vice President of Human Resources

Senior Leadership Team