Last week, Clinical Director Matt Tice was invited to speak on a 201 Panel featuring key homeless service providers in the Philadelphia area, organized by Bethesda Project & Young Involved Philadelphia (YIP).
The past two years have been busy and challenging for Pathways to Housing PA. Pathways’ reputation is one of creatively, efficiently, and effectively meeting the needs of Philadelphia’s most difficult to serve citizens. Needs change, and so we adapt and expand our services to meet those changes. We are grateful to our funders who trust us to expand our services in creative, out-of-the-box ways at Pathways to Housing PA.
We’re delighted to announce the launch of our updated mission, logo, and tagline.
After ten years we’re saying goodbye to our familiar key logo and updating our look to better reflect who we are and where we’re going in our next ten years.
Why are we updating our look? September 1 marked the start of our tenth year of operations and we have grown quite a lot since then.
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.
