A Legacy of Faith and Giving: Nina Milton’s Story
Nina Milton (née Lander) grew up in Wayne, Pennsylvania, where her family’s deep connection to the...
Nina Milton (née Lander) grew up in Wayne, Pennsylvania, where her family’s deep connection to the...
The St. Barnabas Community Resource Center (SBCRC) recently hosted the first Community Dinner in a new series of programs called A Seat at the Table. Community members, staff and supporters gathered for an evening of art, food and conversation developed through a collaboration between SBCRC staff, the ECS Chaplain, Health and Wellness Inclusion and Advocacy, and ECS program partner, Power of Paint.
This Economic Mobility Month, ECS is meditating on the ways community members and participants use our programs and resources to better their lives. This installment highlights the work of Janira, who collaborated with coaches from the ECS MindSet program to learn more about financial management.
ECS is celebrating Economic Mobility Month by reflecting and sharing how community members and participants use ECS programs and resources to better their lives. This installment highlights the impact of ECS’ MindSet program through the story of Stefen.
Economic Mobility Month is a time to reflect and share the ways community members and participants use ECS programs and resources to better their lives. This installment in our celebration of Economic Mobility Month highlights the impact of ECS’ Health and Wellness programming through the eyes of Wanda.
During Economic Mobility Month, ECS is reflecting on and sharing the ways community members and participants use our programs and resources to better their lives. This installment highlights the impact of ECS’ Rapid Re-Housing (RRH) program through the story of Erickah.
At this year’s annual Staff Appreciation Day, ECS recognized the work and dedication of Tiffany Patterson, the Site Director at OST (Out of School Time) Feltonville Arts and Sciences.
On Tuesday evenings, people from across the City of Philadelphia gather in the name of one thing: nutrition. They exchange stories of sharing recipes with family members and preparing the week’s featured meal. The room erupts into collective delight as one member shares pictures of last night’s dinner.
Kyle Evans, Chaplain, and Caroline Dunleavy, Senior Director of Advocacy, recently represented ECS at a two-day prayer and action summit in Harrisburg, PA. With One Voice: End Gun Violence Now was organized by the Episcopal Diocese of Central Pennsylvania and included statewide interfaith partners focused on ending gun violence.
On October 24, 2023, Federal banking regulatory bodies issued a final ruling on its process for revitalizing and strengthening the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) of 1977. The ruling tightens regulations on banks, furthering the goal of challenging the racial home ownership gap by combating lending discrimination. Episcopal Community Services (ECS) submitted its first formal regulatory comment in 2022 during the rulemaking process to suggest additional ways to increase the effectiveness of the CRA.