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Arkema : Partners with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia

CSR 05/31/2023 - PRESS RELEASE Arkema Partners with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia Download the. | May 31, 2023

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Home repairs needed in Philly area total $3 7 billion, Philadelphia Fed says

The total cost of home repairs in the Philadelphia region is "kind of conservative," a Philadelphia Fed researcher said. Homeowners and renters need help repairing roofs, leaks, and structural damage.

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Inflation hits nonprofits services, ability to fundraise

Last Mile Food Rescue in Cincinnati started shopping in November for a refrigerated box.

United statesEdan parksKelley kuhnAli rabeJulie shifmanShannon mccrackenMackenzie scottDavid lipsetzDiana laraCorinne oconnellMichigan nonprofit associationHabitat for humanityNonprofit allianceHousing assistance councilAssociated pressLast mile

Inflation hits nonprofits services, ability to fundraise

Last Mile Food Rescue in Cincinnati started shopping in November for a refrigerated box.

United statesEdan parksKelley kuhnAli rabeJulie shifmanShannon mccrackenMackenzie scottDavid lipsetzDiana laraCorinne oconnellMichigan nonprofit associationHabitat for humanityNonprofit allianceHousing assistance councilAssociated pressLast mile

Francisville residents turned a vacant lot into a bustling park But the city has plans to build affordable housing there, and want it cleared

Francisville residents turned a vacant lot into a bustling park. But the city has plans to build affordable housing there, and want it cleared. Ellie Rushing, The Philadelphia Inquirer © TYGER WILLIAMS/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS Juan Giron, 25, of Francisville, plays with his dog, Leo, 2, in the vacant space that the neighborhood cleaned and built for the community. Giron said he comes here daily with Leo. Three months ago, the half-acre, city-owned lot on the corners of 15th and Parrish Streets in Francisville was overgrown, with the ground and bushes littered with trash and illegally dumped items. Today, it’s where dozens of neighborhood residents gather a bustling green space with a fenced-in dog park, picnic tables, play set, and sandbox.

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