What a year 2020 has been.
Unfortunately, due to the Covid-19 pandemic we aren’t able to gather in person the way we normally would at this time of year, so for the 8th Annual APIC Giveback, Lambert Legacy Charities has partnered with Music Beats Hearts to provide contact-less home delivery to those in need.
Gift packages filled with amazing items for the entire family as well as a hot gourmet meal!
You may nominate yourself or another family below. Please be sure to include all information requested!
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Giveback 2020 will occur on December 18th –
The Annual Philadelphia Inter-Communal (APIC) #Giveback2School event aims to serve and empower low-income communities in Philadelphia each year.
APIC #Giveback2School typically hosts a day of fun at a local resource community center where community members receive vital resources to get ready for school, such as free haircuts and hair braiding, school supplies, uniforms, and connections to local resource organizations. Due to COVID-19, this year #Giveback2School will consist of contactless delivery of book bags filled with over 20 school supply items, including notebooks, pencils, crayons, folders, cases, and face masks.
Families click the image below to register yourself or another family below:
With the devastation hitting Puerto Rico, Florida and the Virgin Islands (Hurricane Irma), Texas (Hurricane Harvey), and TD-13 as well Tropical Storm Jose on the horizon, we need to help each other out now more than ever.
The thing is, we all want to help but we don’t know how and at time we do nothing. Knowing this, we at Sporty Marketing decided to do an event that allows you to give to those in need while enjoying yourself.
Of course we know that you would be willing to donate for nothing, and because of that fact we partnered with 20th Century Fox &
Lambert Legacy Charities #ClassroomGiveback Interview w/LadyB PHILLY 100.3 WRNB #LadyBInTheCommunity
Lambert Legacy Charities #ClassroomGiveback Interview w/LadyB PHILLY 100.3 WRNB #LadyBInTheCommunity
Each year we host an annual clothing drive (with free new and gently used clothing), community feast and concert in a different community area. Our goal, in line with our organization’s mission, is to encourage community cooperation, philanthropy, education and enhance the quality of life for all of those involved.
This year, instead of raising funds to impact a community for just one day, we began fundraising and collecting in-kind donations of classroom supplies for classrooms, to support teachers all across the city from
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Neighborhood Foods Farm is a proud Blue Ribbon winner in the ‘Urban Farm’ category of PHS’s Annual Greening and Gardening Contest! Special shout out to our amazing farmers, and to our Neighborhood Foods Coop members Atuwfa & Cassandra for winning a Blue Ribbon for their Children’s garden at Blaine school. Click here to view a list of all 2016 contest winners.
Each year we host an annual clothing drive (with free new and gently used clothing), community feast and concert in a different community area. Our goal, in line with our organization’s mission, is to encourage community cooperation, philanthropy, education and enhance the quality of life for all of those involved.
As I became further entrenched in the education realm, I couldn’t help but to be caught up in the struggles of the educators. Despite the propaganda, most are invested in the success of their students and have to personally invest financially to ensure mediocre successes.
LANSDOWNE >> Clifford Chery, coach of the Lansdowne Boys and Girls Club basketball team, knew he wanted to make a difference in the lives of the youth in his community, but he wasn’t sure how.
A lover of the sport, he always wanted to coach. Luck would have it that an opening for to lead the 7- and 8-year-olds presented itself two years ago. With a focus on the fundamentals he soon found that coaching the sport of basketball would allow him the opportunity to make a positive impact in both the lives of his players, but with the parents and community as well.
The Lambert Legacy Charities travel to different low income communities around Philadelphia giving back to the community by serving meals, setting up a free pop up clothing store and providing stylists to help if needed. This Saturday they set up shop at the Kingsessing Recreation Center.
“…Lifeline is a government assistance program that offers telephone discounts to qualified low-income customers.
If you qualify for the Lifeline discount service, you are eligible to receive a reduced rate on your Verizon monthly bill.
Some states also provide a discount on the cost of installing the new service, and toll blocking is available at no charge to Lifeline customers…”
More Info: https://www.verizon.com/support/consumer/consumer-education/lifeline?CMP=DMC-CVZ_ZZ_ZZ_Z_DO_N_X00363
People volunteer for a wide variety of reasons, especially wanting to help others. But it’s also OK to want some benefits for yourself from volunteering.
Some people are uncomfortable with the notion that a volunteer “benefits” from doing volunteer work. There is a long tradition of seeing volunteering as a form of charity, based on altruism and selflessness. The best volunteering does involve the desire to serve others, but this does not exclude other motivations, as well.
Instead of considering volunteering as something you do for people who are not as fortunate as yourself,
A bus will leave from Philadelphia on Sunday, April 17, for the Democracy Awakening Rally, in D.C.
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