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8:30AM - 4:30PM
13475 Proctor Rd, Philadelphia
Community Services Non Profits
“This unbelievably beautiful place serves as a peaceful welcoming oasis for ANY individuals or groups seeking opportunities for spiritual formation and growth. The Sisters of Mercy live like Jesus in our complicated world. Come.”
“I usually go to the Roosevelt Blvd clinic but this was just as exceptional aside from the quality of surrounding area. Technicians were top notch with communication and timeliness of services. I would really like to mention Luis from the call center for this industry for handling a very urgent situation I had. He went above and beyond to ensure myself and my pets were taken care of during a very stressful situation. Every workplace deserves employees like Luis, he was one of a kind.”
“We recently adopted our saluki from NGAP and had such a great experience. It's clear Megan and Bobbi have a passion for what they do and genuinely want to see these dogs end up in good homes. Megan took a lot of time out of her schedule to show us several dogs and even let us come with our other dog to meet the ones we were most interested in. There are so many sweet dogs here and we genuinely wish we could have taken more than one home! We love the boy we ended up adopting -- he is such a great fit into our lives. Couldn't recommend NGAP enough.”
“PPH is the nicest passionate assisted living continuous care home I have had one of my relatives in. I have had relatives in three other homes and PPH out shines them all. Congratulations on such a great job”
“This comment is long overdue, but better late than never, I guess.
First, it's worth mentioning that I was an organic farmer for a little over a decade and have been an agricultural consultant now with a research institution for seven years. I’ve visited farms all over the country and talked with growers, toured their operations, and have seen hundreds of different ag endeavors from small community gardens to tens of thousands of acres of commodity crop production.
I can tell you without a doubt, that the farmers at Pennypack are the best organic vegetable farmers in the Northeastern United States. Kirstie and Steph might cringe to hear me say that, because they’re humble, good people. But it’s the truth.
First, you’ll never find a CSA share more generous than this one. I still don’t understand how they produce so much food on the modest amount of acreage available to them, but they do. They do it year after year, battling through extreme weather events, with no identifiable decrease in the share volume. It’s an incredible feat. Every week, we left with bags and bags of produce. In the summer, it was literally too much for one person to carry. I say this not to add the pressure of unrealistic expectations to their lives; farm seasons are more unpredictable than ever and it may not always be this way. But Kirstie & Steph have an unparalleled ability to produce massive amounts of healthy food and it's proven out every season.
Second, the quality of what they produce is so high that it makes me embarrassed to say I was ever a farmer. Do you know how hard it is to grow a Napa cabbage without little holes from flea beetles? I legitimately thought it was impossible. Do you know how absolutely infuriating it is to grow good quality carrots? They make it look easy. And yet, this is the norm for the farmers at Pennypack. Everything is beautiful, and it tastes exactly the way it looks.
Finally, I have yet to meet farmers like Kirstie and Steph that do the amazing work that they do, care so deeply about their community, and do it with little or no fanfare or public recognition. Farmers with their depth of knowledge and expertise are rare. They’re precious to our society. And if young people don’t continue to engage with farming, the combined mental library that Kirstie and Steph have amassed via practical experience will simply go away. Very few will ever know how to farm like that on that specific piece of land ever again. Yet every year, even with the thousands of other things they have to focus on, they take the time to train and teach new & beginning farmers and send them out into the world.
The people at Pennypack - Julie, Audrey, Kirstie, and Steph - are smart and passionate, they’re kind to everyone, and I hope people that become CSA members in the future will appreciate that the farm is an extraordinary place. Hundreds of families and their kids have enjoyed visiting to pick strawberries, tomatoes, peas, and beans grown with great effort and care. It's a place where you can feel safe in the knowledge that nothing was sprayed with harmful inputs, where the entire farm and surrounding forest is brimming with life, and where you can bring your kids to engage with a real working farm that lives in concert with nature.
Our daughter’s first-ever strawberry was from the farm. It was a special moment that I’ll never forget. What could be better than that?
Sign up and support your local farmers!”
“This is perhaps one of the most underrated natural wonders in the area! There is so much to enjoy and appreciate about this green oasis! Miles of looping trails that meander across the rolling hills, pond with bench seating for watching the wildlfie, nifty and winding boardwalk, active adventure book about bees for small kids that requires them to walk to each of the 16 pages. Definitely a place more for leisure walk than running. The restroom at the Visitor Center is the best public bathroom I have used in quite some time! Reminds me of a super modern airport and the bathrooms past security checkpoints. Near the VC, there are also plants for sale (pay inside). Trail markers are well placed and color coded for easier navigation (still got turned around once or twice!). *Note that the inner trails do not allow dogs (or bikes for that matter) to preserve and protect the habitat of the animals calling this place home (the attention to detail and care for all species is commended!). Fittingly, the labrador trail near the creek is dog and bike friendly so don't fret! There are numerous signs providing information about all the different projects happening and what areas are off limits. This is done in a very polite and not overbearing way. The whole time I was there, I could see evidence that a lot of care, love, and attention has gone into creating, preserving, and improving this space. Parking lot is sizeable (although there were limited spaces left on a Saturday afternoon). Lastly, look for the baby groundhogs living under the little red house who enjoy munching on the greens near the garden fountain!”
“Came here earlier today to bring a friend to the nature center, unfortunately the museum was closed at 1pm . Wish we could have seen inside. Been going to all the nature centers in Pennsylvania we can. Other then that it was beautiful, small but nice , plenty of animals around. The bird blind was nice and air conditioned. After went to mini golf down the street”
“Resilience is a safe haven for myself and many lgbtq+ people in the greater Philadelphia area for the past 2 years. With an ever growing community, leadership at the center is striving to increase programing for community and skills building for its members.”
“Great place for veterans and their familyGreat food on Friday's..Food is available every friday.Second Saturday of every month is cheesesteak night with the sons of the American legionLast Saturday of the month dinner with the legionRiders. Come hungry the food is wonderful.”
Open 24 hours
188 N Main St, Doylestown
Community Services Non Profits
“We are proud to partner with this excellent organization. Having accurate information is essential for making us all more aware about dementia as a society, and for helping people with a diagnosis and their caregivers. Their commitment to helping families retain quality of life, as the disease progresses, is to be applauded, and the Ginny Awards are a welcome recognition of the work of many non-profits. Thank you for all you do!”
“Louisa seriously came through for me and my baby Elsie when I was in dire need of support- both emotional and lactation! She went above and beyond, which meant the world to me at such a vulnerable time. BRC is an incredible resource and Louisa is a gem!!!”
“I attended this school starting when I was 3 years old to 5 years old..I graduated in the spring of 1997. My class was the first class to graduate in the building on Rising Sun Avenue…
I have so many memories of going here when I was little that I hold in my heart forever. The teachers and the therapists were always so nice and supportive.
Thank you for being the stepping stone to my life as a child and helping me become the man I am today!
Joseph Swing
Ken Crest Northeast Class of 1997”
“Beautiful church. Was there for a funeral. I was very sad though first the funeral home seemed very disorganized and the deacons seemed confused on where they should have been on altar.”
“A treasure in the Mt. Airy section of Philadelphia. The offer seasons of a variety of artistic entertainment that is family friendly all set in a park environment.”
“My mom has been there for about three weeks and can only say the place is amazing
The staff is caring.The food is great and walking in is very upbeat.You get nothing negative about being there
Would highly recommend and very glad that they had space for my mom
Kim B and Amanda were excellent in getting things set up and getting things right for the move in
And of course, I need to mention Steve, who helped get things together, including her computer when she moved in
And of course, Juan security at the front desk that is there with a cell number in case you ever need him
I'm sure I missed some but it is really a very caring staff
Highly recommend for your loved one
A definite caring staff with positive attitudes highly recommend
Thanks to everybody there”
“I might be partial, but this is the best place. If you want to do something that helps people who are in need, sign up with these folks to deliver boxes of food.”
“The Central Association Of The Miraculous Medal is definitely a nonprofit organization. An absolutely beautiful blessed place of worship and prayer ?. This organization offers a whole lot more than prayer services. It offers Catholic education. It offers Catholic blessed items such as medals. May our True God Almighty always bless us through Jesus Christ ?? Amen”
“Granted I only use treadmill & hand weights but I am so happy I joined this Y thru the Unite for Her Organization. Maybe it's not as big or new as Edge gym, but staff is super nice & no matter what time I go, it's never packed or dirty like people are saying. Highly recommended.”
“Fresh eggs, he has about 100 chickens that free range. We picked up some nice butternut squash. They also have spaghetti squash and they dry out and bag their own popping corn.”
“Right down the street from me,great for me on my BMX bike,not that far,great trails,went today and went pretty far,also stopped every 20 feet and soaked myself in the cold refreshing crick water,found my new hobbie,and ils free, priceless:)great walk and fun:)”
8:30AM - 4:30PM
5818 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia
Community Services Non Profits
“Everyone is always friendly and helpful. You enjoy programs for seniors, exercises, reading, games, share news, information on health, different trips. Wonderful time. Good way to spend your day ? come and visit, you will enjoy yourself ?”
9:45AM - 4:30PM
101 E Chelten Ave, Philadelphia
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“great employees with CLASSIC thrift store prices. if youre like me and youre sick of goodwill constantly jacking up prices this place is great. pans and pots for 1-3 dollars. shirts for no more than 5. you do have to do a little bit of digging but thats the thrifting experience!”
“I just wanted to thank this organization for being so amazing towards my 94-year-old mother. Because of the awesome volunteers and workers my mother's caretaker is able to provide the best care possible for her. I appreciate all of you, I appreciate the organizers and I appreciate you walking along side of me as we serve and love on my elderly parent. Thank you.”
“Joe, Patrick, and Mike, thank you so much! My son left feeling motivated and empowered. I recommend that his place ?. Staff are professional and friendly. Even when son appeared to be running on flumes; they inspired him to push.”
“These people were so helpful with 2 of my dogs Coco and Pepper! Great to deal with made everything so much easier for me! Thank you everyone and especially Marianne!”
“My family's "Easterbrook" they have their own phue's, founders since 1800's Graves as well, excellent historical sight(Betsey Ross building/builders as well) 5☆☆☆☆☆'s Architecture Phila. "Easterbrook"”
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“I cannot say enough great things about the Dolphins Aquatic Club. We joined in 2021 when our former club was shut down for Covid and it was the best move we could have made. The coaches are amazing and very knowledgeable and we are like a big family. Our swimmers go on to become very successful in their swimming careers. My son has made great friends and his skill level has improved so much since working with this coaching staff. If you are looking for a great swim team with a family feel this is the club to join.”