PACS is a model for community feeding community. Collaborating with other food pantries and meal providers in the Phoenixville community, we provide our clients with dignity, respect, and healthy, nutritious foods. Providing access to additional resources, we create a food secure community. The mission of Phoenixville Area Community Services is to aspire to be the lead resource for food insecurity in the community.

The mission of Today is a Good Day is to provide personal and financial support for families who experience the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).

To have pets and people help each other to live happier, healthier and more fulfilled lives. Pals For Life is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing companion animal programs to people who need them so much. Persons who need love, friendship and something warm and furry to hug. Pals For Life has been providing pet visitation programs throughout the Delaware Valley since 1985.

Mission Statement: Achieving healing and justice for victims of child abuse by providing collaborative services, advocacy, leadership and education. Mission Kids offers a comprehensive, centrally located, multidisciplinary team response to allegations of child abuse in a dedicated, child-friendly setting to achieve justice for child victims and promote their physical and emotional well-being. Mission Kids provides neutral, fact-finding forensic interviews which are coordinated to avoid duplicative interviewing and support Montgomery County’s multidisciplinary team approach to child abuse investigation and intervention.

Simon's Heart was started for a boy named Simon who died before his time. Every chapter that we've written contains the names of families and children who have been impacted by heart conditions and/or sudden cardiac arrest.

Vision: A future in which parents and communities don’t lose children to detectable and treatable heart conditions.

Mission: To create and advance innovative and evidence-based programs, policies, and research that prevent sudden cardiac arrest and death in children, teens, and young adults.

Founded in 1965, the Schuylkill Center is one of the first urban environmental education centers in the country, with 340 acres of fields, forests, ponds, and streams in northwest Philadelphia. We work through four core program areas: environmental education, environmental art, land stewardship, and wildlife rehabilitation.

Our mission: The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education inspires meaningful connections between people and nature. We engage with our forests and fields to foster appreciation, deepen understanding, and encourage stewardship of the environment.

Our vision: As a leader in the next generation of environmental education, the Schuylkill Center creates a world where all people play, learn, and grow with nature as part of their everyday lives.

We know that trafficking rarely occurs as a lone injustice; it is an intersectional human rights issue preying on individuals with compounding vulnerabilities. With this in mind, we prioritize resourcing programs that address human trafficking systemically.

Through collaborative conversations with experts, survivors, and leaders in the space, we discover the areas of greatest need and communities experiencing the highest levels of vulnerability. We identify the most impactful organizations doing this work and invest in them financially to help scale their impact. We vet our partners annually internally and in collaboration with Dressember’s survivor-led Grant Advisory Committee. We are in ongoing contact with Dressember Network partners through field updates, program audits, and financial reports, ensuring that resources are channeled to the designated impact areas.

The mission of Integrate for Good is to create opportunities for people of all abilities to contribute their talent through inclusive volunteerism, community leadership, and competitive employment.

A great day of golf, food, & drinks with friends & family to celebrate the life of Jake Topley, a loving son, brother, cousin, uncle, and nephew. Proceeds go to the American Society for Suicide Prevention.

Bringing Hope Home is a non-profit organization that provides unexpected amazingness to local families with cancer through financial and emotional support.

For Pete’s Sake is a non-profit that helps adult cancer patients, their caregivers and loved ones by creating unforgettable and lasting respite experiences.

Peters Place is a non-profit offering family grief support in the greater Philadelphia area. They have combined awareness of local community needs, professional experience, and extensive best practice research to produce a unique grieving center that is not replicated anywhere else.

Home of the Sparrow is a non-profit that partners with women facing homelessness to secure housing, achieve long-term stability, and chart new paths for their futures.