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Da Vinci Derby

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2B Groomed Fundraiser

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2B Groomed Fundraiser

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National Voter Registration Day

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Caring People Alliance Leaders Named As Award Winners By City Of Philadelphia DBHIBS.pdf

Caring People Alliance Receives Funding from Grubhub to Support COVID-19 Relief Efforts.pdf

North Philadelphia First Day of Summer Camp

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South Philadelphia First Day of Summer Camp

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Caring People Alliance Opens Summer Camp In North Philadelphia.pdf

Caring People Alliance Opens Summer Camp In South Philadelphia.pdf

Marconi Older Adult Program Grant News

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Caring People Alliance Awarded Grants To Enhance Operations.pdf

Grab and Go Lunches For South Philadelphia SeniorsIn South Philadelphia, the Marconi Center for Older Adults has been providing “grab and go” lunches since it suspended its senior activity program in early March. To ensure the center has eno…

Volunteers making a difference in feeding seniors during the COVID-19 crisis FEEDING SENIORS: Philadelphia residents over 60 can have meals delivered thanks to the volunteers with Caring People Alliance.

Caring People Alliance continues feeding older residents - South Philly ReviewWhile many businesses and organizations have had to cease operations during the COVID-19 shutdown, the Caring People Alliance is making sure older residents are not going hungry. The nonprofit, which provides services to children, families and older adults throughout Philadelphia, operates the Marconi Older Adults Program out of the Marconi Center at 15th and Porter […]

Teens Pen Rap Telling Kids to Wash Their HandsA North Philadelphia community center wanted to remind kids that personal hygiene is the most important tool to combating the coronavirus outbreak. So a group of teens created a rap to get the point across. NBC10’s Aunyea Lachelle reports.

The coronavirus shows we need an emergency child care system in Pennsylvania | OpinionPennsylvania needs a system to provide child care during an emergency.

Wraparound services needed to engage students and enable workersMayor Kenney’s focus on education during his budget address on Thursday, March 5 should be applauded. His ambitious plan to fund tuition-free community college for low- and moderate-income families will enable thousands of Philadelphia residents to pursue higher education. The additional $45 million allocated for the School District of Philadelphia [this year], and the call for Harrisburg to increase funding for vital capital improvements in our schools, will undoubtedly provide relief for district officials that have been hamstrung by a lack of resources.

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