2020 Coordinator Dashboard

"Join HIAS PA to learn new tools to advocate for Philadelphia's immigrant communities to your elected officials. The HIAS PA advocacy team will be having a one hour training on the history of race in the US immigration system. We will then use what we've learned to write our elected officials about how they can take action for Immigrants and Refugees in the New Year! This event will take place at HIAS PA (2100 Arch St).

**Must remove shoes before entering the Mosque

Dinner will served after the service.

**Must remove shoes before entering the Temple.

Lunch will served after the service

-church members are partnering with neighbors in beautifying the neighborhood
-we encourage all ages to be involve; no one is too young or old
-continuing creating a fellowship with the neighbors
-being able to demonstrate to the children the importance of working together to achieve the goal

10 volunteers from Blessings4Ever are coming to Bethesda Project - My Brother's House to serve lunch and interact with guests at this Safe Haven homeless shelter.

100 volunteers will do service projects around the school.
Clean up a side lot to be used in the future as a playground

10am A discussion of Justice Reform. Panel will include a formerly incarcerated man who now runs a Green Company that employs those with a record, an ACLU rights lawyer, a mitigation specialist, and a Rabbi that visited maximum security prison as part of an Interfaith Partnership.

11am Souls Shot: A Portrait Memorial of Victims of Gun Violence
This next discussion will be panel of Mothers. Hear from mothers who have lost sons to gun violence and a a portrait artist.

5 volunteers from Temple Law School painting Bainbridge, a Permanent Supportive Housing residence for men formerly experiencing homelessness

a food can drive (9-12)

A scheduled program that involves food making, card making, mat making, and an end of day reflection (everyone).

A volunteer fair with volunteer opportunities

AAMP in Partnership with Citizen's Bank looks forward to hosting our annual MLK Weekend! On January 18th, we will offer $2 admission to the general public and will fill the museum with arts & crafts activities

AAMP in Partnership with Citizen's Bank looks forward to hosting our annual MLK Weekend! On January 18th, we will offer $2 admission to the general public and will have various service projects , scavenger hunts, and performances!

Administrative offices staff will donate new clean socks for homeless shelters & people living on the streets.

After prayer and meeting. We will break groups up into several groups.
Our attention will be brought too picking leaders to lead various MLK projects
around his/her community.
As we prepare for next year.

ALL ARE WELCOME TO JOIN US for an Interfaith Worship Service bringing together congregations and houses of faith from Lower Merion and Haverford Townships. Service will have special readings, interfaith choir and call to action! OPEN TO ALL!

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. in partnership with The Lions Club, will be collecting eyeglasses and gently used shoes for those in need and cannot afford them.

An annual project of Uhuru Furniture & Collectibles(UFC) and the African People's Education and Defense Fund (APEDF), building economic self-reliance & carrying on the movement for African self-determination from the '60s to today!

The black community today faces homelessness, imprisonment, unemployment, poverty and early death at higher rates than in the 1960s. APEDF is struggling to end the same disparities that were fought by MLK and the Civil Rights Movement.

Make your MLK Day significant

An opportunity for relaxation and restoration for people experiencing homelessness. Volunteers are needed to make this day as soothing and relaxing for our guests as possible. Responsibilities include providing manicures, offering facials, and providing shopping assistance to guests at our Pop-Up Lounge and Shop.

Arcadia University participates in the MLK day of service by hosting a One-Stop-Drop. Members of the community drop off goods which are allocated to fulfill local nonprofit organizations wish lists. Last 90+ volunteers filled 6 box trucks and 8 vans with needed donations and shredded 1,000's of pounds of paper; providing goods to 9 nonprofit organizations.

Arcadia University’s Community and Civic Engagement Center (CCEC) will host a “Give and Shred” event in honor of Martin Luther King Day of Service on Jan. 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Members of the public can securely shred documents with Wiggins Shredding Company and ProShred. This year, CCEC will collect books for Project HOME; non-perishable food for Arcadia’s Knights for Nutrition food pantry; and professional wear and formal dresses for CareerWardrobe and Covenant House.

art projects

Arts and Craft Projects

As part of an afterschool program (LEAP), the children's librarian will read My Daddy, Martin Luther King, Jr. by Martin Luther King III to children in grades K-5. After discussing the book, children will write or draw an answer to the question, "What can you learn from the story about courage and taking action?"

as well as assist nearby senior citizens in whatever way possible.

assembling toiletry bags for the homeless

We are also collecting new and/or gently used books for grades pre-k through 8. They will be donated to St. Frances Cabrini School in Philadelphia.

Assist volunteers in cleaning up yard area around the church and painting inside the church.

At lunchtime, we will have a discussion with elders from our community who lived through the civil rights era. Young people will not only be able to glean from the experiences, but they will be able to ask some questions of their own.

Baking Pizza Pockets for Holsey Temple diningroom

bilingual charter school library

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.

Blankets for the Camden County Women’s Shelter – Create fleece tie blankets for the Camden County Women’s Shelter children.

Blenheim Fire Company – Help the men and women of the Fire Department with firehouse duties.

book and school supplies drive

book drive

Bridle Path Elementary School is honored to participate again this year in the MLK Day of Service. The entire school will fill breakfast bags with food items and they will be donated to our local food bank for distribution to those in need.

Build Your Dream College Interactive Workshop! ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND - HS SCHOOL STUDENTS AND FAMILIES
Are you about to go through the process for the first time as a family? Or is it the third time and you just want it to be easier than the first time?
Learn More:
What success is in the college process really means
The main challenges to being admitted to top schools
What colleges really consider in your application
How you and your child can be ready for the SAT/ACT

Building picnic table and painting. Cleaning Creek and Trail.

Building seating area and picnic tables.

Businesses will present their products and services. An awards ceremony. Live concerts. Fashion Show. Speakers. Community forums, food, music and workshops.

Camden County Animal Shelter – Treats-Stuffing kongs with a peanut butter mixture for dogs at the shelter. (Activity takes place at C.W. Lewis Middle School).

Candy bags for Ambler Seniors

Card Making, Donations for Burlignton County Animal Shelter, Oaks Integrated care Food Bank and Operation Yellow Ribbon of South Jersey, Volunteer Opportunities Fair

Cat toys (yarn), dog toys (t-shirts), snuffle mats (fleece and rubber mats)
Dog blankets (fleece)

Celebration of Martin Luther King Day

Children and teens will participate in the reading of One King Day book and musical storytelling.

Children of all ages will paint commemorative banners. There will also be a children's reading circle where children will be read to from easy reading books that will talk about Dr. King. Contact AARC @ 215.898.0104.

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

Children will present their STEM projects and explain them.

children, men’s & some women’s clothes