2020 Coordinator Dashboard

religious service

provide furniture for people coming out of homelessness

Voter Empowerment - includes voter registration, information, and related activities

Voter Empowerment - includes voter registration, information, and related activities

Meet the WINS

Founded over 35 years ago, the Women In Natural Sciences (WINS) program has supported hundreds of women in Philadelphia as they’ve worked to graduate and strive for careers in STEM. Meet past and current participants and learn about the wonderful work they do.

Taking Action at Home

Work with Academy experts to find out how you can make Philadelphia a cleaner, more sustainable city. Perform experiments to learn how cities are affected by climate change and pollution, and brainstorm simple, effective ways to reduce your impact on the environment.

Academy in Action
12, 2 and 4 p.m.

Learn more about the awesome work of the Academy, both inside the museum and out, connecting the community with the environment in which we live in a series of film shorts.

Cradles To Crayons is proud to celebrate Dr. King’s legacy of service in the community by hosting our largest region-wide product collection of the year. We will be collecting essential items for children ages 0-12, living in poverty or low-income situations, throughout the five county Greater Philadelphia region. Donations will allow Cradles to Crayons to reach children in need and help keep them safe, healthy and warm throughout the winter. Please donate new or like-new children’s items at one

We will be doing a mixture of stories in ASL for young children in the Early Childhood Education Center (preschool). One about kindness and acceptance, for that is what MLK's message was ( we are thinking something similar to the ugly little duckling) but will ultimately decide this with the students tomorrow morning. Another general story, such as a well known fairy tale and will use the recommended MLK stories from Global Citizen.

Kings of the Day Bunch and Board is a day for father and their sons to talk about different issues. They also build a vision board together for 2020

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).

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The purpose of Rock the Vote! is to assemble packages to distribute in community in order to Get Out the Vote. Rock the Vote! packs includes a kindness rock reminding persons to vote, rock candy and literature on new voting legislature and schedule of elections for 2020.

This is the kick-off to a global missions project where pillow case dresses will be sewn for young girls in Uganda. The kick-off is an event for for 100% cotton pillow cases to be donated and plans to be made for making the dresses.

Ten volunteers from CMI/Compas serving lunch at OBP, an emergency homeless shelter

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

Teach Seniors how to use electronics

Teens will participate in a college career activity.

Shawna's House Inc is hosting a Crisis Readiness & Awareness Skills Shop. The workshop will also have CPR demonstrations from Councilmen's Bobby Henon's office and Mobile CPR. The workshop will also discuss a crisis plans in the event of one. Community Service Hours will be provided as well.