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Just around the corner from our main office in Society Hill is St. Peter’s Church.

As the leader of Episcopal Community Services, I am often asked how faith drives our mission.

The Path to Prosperity Model is our approach to ensuring that every person in our programs can identify what they need and achieve their goals. It reflects our commitment to working with people to chart their own paths to success.

Around Father’s Day each year, Tools for Dad sales are advertised at local hardware stores.

The voices and needs of our participants are our foremost concern. But nurturing a culture of innovation, talent, diversity, and inclusion is a priority, too.

It’s a philosophy of ours that acquiring and sustaining physical health helps one maintain wellness in other aspects of life, too (social, financial, mental, emotional, and such).

Growing up, Sandra was a self-proclaimed wild child who would argue, stay out late, and cause her mother to worry.

Our roots run deep in both the Episcopal community and the field of social work.

In just two years, our bimonthly community meals, dubbed Darby Dinners, have grown into something quite magical.

Our companionship programs carefully match volunteers to seniors living independently in Philadelphia and in facilities throughout the region.