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Generosity 5k - October 14, 2018
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Providing Homes
Housing is a game changer for our participants
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.
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News & Updates
Mark your calendar, for our 3rd annual Chair Affair.
A part of the Generosity Series, Pathways is participating in the 5k run and walk on October 14, 2018.
The race will be held at the Please Touch Museum at 4231 Avenue of the Republic in Fairmount Park.
You don't want to miss this amazing event featuring a live DJ, pre-race warm-up & stretch, a professional announcer, one-of-a-kind Pathways to Housing PA event gear, and an amazing time with the Pathways family.
Run, walk, or donate: every dollar gets us closer to our goal of $25,000. Details and registration can be found here.
Email Robin Tracey with any questions.
Shannon Long (right) and co-worker Kim Glowacki spend the day building dressers donated by IKEA.
When we asked Shannon Long why she volunteers so much of her time to local nonprofits in her community, she told us "I give back to my community because when I, unfortunately, stumbled upon some hard times many years ago, my community helped me get back on my feet. I always like to give it forward because you never know when you might need a little help in life." Volunteers like Shannon are the key to enabling The Philadelphia Furniture Bank to serve hundreds of individuals and families each year.
It's movie day! Thanks to generous donors, we are able to provide simple yet meaningful activities such as movie day, picnics and trips to the park.
This September 1st, Pathways to Housing PA reached a big milestone. We celebrated our 10th anniversary in the City of Brotherly and Sisterly Love. We have come a long way from the days of working in a single room with a few employees to now, ten years out, having a staff of over 80, supporting over 400 of Philadelphia’s most vulnerable citizens using the Housing First model. We have also helped thousands move out of homelessness by providing furniture through our program, the Philadelphia Furniture Bank.