2020 Coordinator Dashboard

We will sew hats, scarves, and Turtle Furs for Germantown clothing corners

We will hold a supplies and clothing drive for Cradles to Crayons. The donation drop off and sorting will begin on 1/20 and extend the following two weeks

We will assemble and deliver 20 casseroles to face to face Germantown Feeding Ministry

We will assemble, package and deliver 300 sandwiches to Holsey Temple CME Church and Harambe Baptist Church feeding ministries

Engage in special readings from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s  "Letter from Birmingham Jail” and respond to its relevance today. Readings and discussions

Engage in special readings from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s  "Letter from Birmingham Jail” and respond to its relevance today. Readings and discussions

donations - including organizing the closet of donations

Making blankets for individuals experiencing homelessness children, cleaning and painting of the Church, lunch provided and cleaning of a senior citizens residence facility. We will all meet at the Church and split up depending on the project.

Building picnic table and painting. Cleaning Creek and Trail.

The project will be to feed and service the homeless on the January 20th, by serving hot soup with sandwiches. In addition will provide personal packets with other usable items.

We will make thick fleece blankets for the homeless

Donating Get well cards

This service project will be held at Gilbert Spruance Elementary School, at partner school with HIAS. This school hosts an afterschool program for refugee youth in collaboration with HIAS. Volunteers will be responsible for painting, cleaning and redecorating the school. There will be a reception following the completion of said tasks involving refugees giving their testimonies in regards to some of the obstacles they face as well as information on refugee advocacy.

on January 20, join us for family activities (10 am - 4 pm) with AAMP and Art Sanctuary, musical performances (1 pm and 3 pm) by Justin Griggs, and community electronics recycling (10 am - 2 pm) with PAR-Recycle Works. All activities are free and open to the public.

on January 20, join us for family activities (10 am - 4 pm) with AAMP and Art Sanctuary, musical performances (1 pm and 3 pm) by Justin Griggs, and community electronics recycling (10 am - 2 pm) with PAR-Recycle Works. All activities are free and open to the public.

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We will gather for a morning of helping others. We will begin with a short video about MLK and then proceed to doing our projects. There will be 10-12 stations of activities and we typically have about 100 participants and volunteers attend.

Kits for the homeless

Continental Breakfast. Following, we will be having a discussion with community members on the impact addictions have had personally and in families. The discussion will begin with testimonies from individuals on the impact of drug addictions, food addictions, alcohol addictions, and sexual addictions. We will then have breakthrough groups with experts in each area of addiction to answer questions and gain more knowledge and information.Food bank

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General admission is $40 and students pay $15. Proceeds will benefit the Mary Gertrude Smith Boddie Scholarship Fund, which provides financial assistance to undergraduate students of color at ESU.

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Engine 3 will educate and distribute fire prevention materials. Engine 3 will also have a sign-up sheet available for people to have smoke alarms installed in their homes.

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Refreshments will served after the service, disabled accessible.

We will gather for a morning of helping others. We will begin with a short video about MLK and then proceed to doing our projects. There will be 10-12 stations of activities and we typically have about 100 participants and volunteers attend.

math and literacy workshops

We will gather for a morning of helping others. We will begin with a short video about MLK and then proceed to doing our projects. There will be 10-12 stations of activities and we typically have about 100 participants and volunteers attend.

Recycling lesson

Clean up trash and debris in the park.

Volunteers are planning the details for the project. As in years past, we will collaborate with local businesses and community partners to assemble care packages for people within our community. Penn Township is already onboard to provide space and marketing to get the word out. We are soliciting others for donations and additional marketing opportunities for the event.

Scene of previous fires, Company to install smoke alarms, distribute FP Literature and Clean Up/
Wash Down block.

Squad 47 will set up a fire prevention and safety education information table at local Fresh Grocer Supermarket. While interacting with people Squad 47 will also inventory all address' still needing smoke alarms.

All 15 CRSD schools collect items to be donated to several agencies. The Wrightstown food cupboard, Bucks county housing group Penndel pantry, Maternal child consortium, Bucks county emergency shelter, deployment packages to veterans.

Engine 56 will assist in cleaning playground and basketball court area and assist in indoor projects on the interior of the rec center building.

Clean park and distribute FP materials

PFD members will distribute fire prevention literature and answer questions about fire safety.

Hands on service projects to include: filling bags w/ non-perishable food; making bedside activity kits for pediatric hospital patients; care packages for the elderly; write letters of gratitude to first responders; assemble lunches for food insecure; create support kits for homeless/runaway youth; create inspirational bookmarks with donated books for Reach out and Read Philadelphia; collate mother/baby kits of essentials for City Team/Chester, PA; create kid pack bags for Cradles to Crayons.

JRA will also distribute 360 bags of kid friendly food to clients with school-aged children, and will provide toiletry bags to 90 clients. Toiletry bags include diapers, incontinence supplies, paper towels, toilet paper, dish soap, and laundry detergent.
Box Making & Produce Packing: 8:30 to 9:30 AM
Food Box Packing:
Tiny Tots (ages 6 and under): 8:30 to 9:30 AM
All ages: 10:00 - 11:30 AM

Our guests will participate in a series of small group conversations followed by an interactive panel discussion with our honorees; Sharif El-Mekki, Mama Chris, Sterling Grimes, and Lawrence Jones. We ask that students, their families, administrators, educators, and all stakeholders join us at this event. We have a responsibility to include young people in the conversation, because if they are not at the table then they are on the menu. This event is a fundraiser to bring back the late C. DeLor

financial literacy event

Engine 69 will be assisting with bagging groceries at the local Shoprite on 2900 Island Ave. We will also set up a Fire Prevention table helping to educate the public on fire safety. A smoke alarm list will be created to install smoke alarms in the Southwest Philadelphia area.

Volunteers sort and pack food to be distributed through our programs and agency network. You could be packing canned goods, produce, meat, or helping with various warehouse tasks.

Financial Literary Program – This personal finance course from the South Jersey Credit Union will teach you all the essential tricks and techniques for managing your finances and saving your money, from learning to budget and deal with debt to insurance and retirement planning. (limit of 30)

Toiletries drive for the homeless. Accepting donations now until January 20th 2020. Volunteers are asked to bring new toiletry items only. Nothing old or used. Some suggested items include: new socks, razors, shaving cream, deodorant, tooth brush, tooth paste, shampoo, soap, new underwear, mouth wash, new hats, new gloves etc.

Volunteers will arrive at 8:30 am to help with meal prep and serving dinner to homeless men women and children at 3959 Lancaster Ave, Phila PA 19104

Volunteers will check in at the Unitarian Society of Germantown, attend a brief service, and then go to the project site to play games, do art projects, enjoy music, interact with the elderly.

Living Word Food Pantry (Gloucester Twp. Food Bank) - Organizing, inventory, collection of food and clothing donations.

Children of Twin Hill will be making toys for the cats at their local shelter out of recycled materials.

Volunteers will check in at the Unitarian Society of Germantown, attend a brief service, then go to the designated space to make PB&J sandwiches and assemble lunch bags. Peanut butter will be used in this activity.

Care Packages for the Homeless

Baking Pizza Pockets for Holsey Temple diningroom