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Providing Homes
Housing is a game changer for our participants -
The Furniture Bank
Providing no cost furniture for those in need
Your support has provided homes, restored health and reclaimed lives for more than 400 people that no one else has been able to serve.
Pathways to Housing PA is an independent non-profit organization.
Why Housing First Works
We start by housing people directly from the streets, without precondition. Then we address their underlying issues around mental health, addiction, medical care, income, and education to help integrate and welcome them back into our community.
News & Updates
Addiction is a serious thing! So it's important for Joe and his participants to take opportunities to laugh together.
Joe(right) is working with one of Pathway's participants. Joe believes the key to restoring lives is building strong relationships.
June 4, 2018
Joe Quinn has a unique job. He is a guide, but his turf extends beyond city streets and notable landmarks into human motivation. Joe’s job is to help people navigate the bumpy road out of addiction. And like any good guide, his insights come from hard-earned personal experience.
Board member Evan Figueroa-Vargas
April 30, 2018
Those closest to the problem are closest to the solutions.
Saving cats, finding housing, and changing lives are all in a days work for Pathways Team 3 Service Coordinator Elana.
March 13, 2018
Elana is not an idealist. “I like things that are practical. Things I can touch, and hold, and feel.” She grew up in North Jersey, studied social work at Temple, and in 2016 came to work at Pathways to Housing PA. While the work can be challenging, she works with an incredible team, and she believes in her work. Her realism might just be the thing that makes her so good at supporting people with a history of homelessness.
Join us on April 19th at the 2018 Chair Affair to see more original works like this one and help raise money for families moving out of poverty.
For her murals, like this one at the Cruz Recreation Center on N 6th street, Diane takes inspiration from the local community and culture.
Diane's recent work with textured paper is inspired by her days sketching in Grannie's kitchen.
February 1, 2018
Artist Diane Pieri has always looked for authenticity and beauty in her work. When she learned that the Philadelphia Furniture Bank lets families create beauty as they build a new life, she knew she had to get involved.