Look for the helpers
During times of crisis—especially in times of crisis—we seek ways to be of help to others.
A Limitless MindSet
Poverty is not a singular condition. It is a collection of situational roadblocks that keep people from living full and prosperous lives. With nearly a quarter of Philadelphians living in poverty, Episcopal Community Services’ goal is not to merely get these numbers down. It is to lift our neighbors up. It is about the names and faces behind these figures.
Read MoreAs the Twig is Bent, So Grows the Tree
When children are inspired from a young age, their motivation extends into adulthood.
Read MoreA Space to Heal
Emergency shelter should be more than a collection of beds. At St. Barnabas Mission, families are provided a network of care.
Read More9 Ways To Celebrate Black History Month This Year
February is Black History Month. Here are a few ways you can celebrate near ECS’ Main Office in historic Society Hill.
Read MoreGiving Tuesday: What dreams have you accomplished?
Everybody has dreams for the future. In this season of gratitude, we want you to think back to a dream you accomplished and who encouraged you along the way.
Read MoreGET INVOLVED: Christmas Drive
You can provide a gift for our program participants this holiday season!
Read MoreWho would want to miss this lineup at the Forum?
Next week, some of the brightest minds working to combat poverty will gather at the Forum.
Read MoreWhy you should build an emergency savings fund
Have you ever felt like you just can’t catch a break? Whether you’re living paycheck to paycheck, working full-time while trying to further your education, or just trying to stay out of debt, life can be a series of never-ending challenges.
Read MoreHow can coaching help?
A professional, intentional partnership and guide Mobility Mentoring® is a practice that partners with individuals and families to walk them through the achievement of their goals.
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