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The mission of StandUp For Kids is ending the cycle of youth homelessness. We do this, every day, in cities across America. We carry out our mission through our volunteers who go to the streets in order to find, stabilize and otherwise help homeless and street kids improve their lives.
Tammy is an artist, author, designer and activist eager to make the world a little bit better for her kids and others' kids too. She is a welcome addition to the team and we look forward to working with her and utilizing her energy and ideas to help the youth of Philadelphia.
We had a great time at our “15 Hours On The Streets” event on Saturday, April 28th.
Our event was part of the StandUp For Kids “48 Hours On The Streets” national awareness
campaign which was held in more than 45 cities nationwide. We met a lot of great
people at our tent on 19th and Walnut streets and passed out flyers and buttons
to interested passersby for 15 total hours. In addition to informing the community
about StandUp For Kids, we helped about ten homeless youth and we were thrilled
to be able to supply them with packs of food, backpacks and hygiene products. StandUp
For Kids’ outreach counselors also spent time during the 15 hours walking around
the streets and were able to find and help youth that we have been working with
for months. All-in-all we enjoyed the day and had a wonderful time raising awareness
for StandUp For Kids. Special thanks to Reverend Alan Neale and Church of the Holy
Trinity who very kindly allowed us use of their sidewalk for our awareness and outreach
efforts! If you stopped by and chatted with us, we hope that you will consider joining
us as a volunteer in the near future.

Girl Scout Troop #80469 from Fords, NJ just collected over 100 hygiene items for StandUp For Kids as part of their Girl Scouts 100th Anniversary service project. To celebrate 100 years of girl scouting all the troops in the Fords, NJ area chose an organization and collected 100 items to represent the 100 years. Troop #80469 wanted to help children as part of their service project.
Lisa Giovatto and her Daisy troop of kindergarten and 1st grade girls including
Alyssa, Emily, Laura Gene, Sydney, Morgan, Kaylin, Samantha, Ilianna, Rachel, Summer,
Isabella, Rebecca, Melanie and Jillian planned and executed the drive to collect
hygiene supplies for homeless youths. The troop leaders wanted to show the girls
how fortunate they are and how they could make a difference for children their age.
For their excellent community service work the girls are earning a 100th anniversary
badge and also the daisy petal "Friendly and Helpful". We are so grateful for all
of the great hygiene products!
Join us for an informational session about StandUp For Kids to learn about what we do and how to get involved!
10am Saturday, April 6th
10am Saturday, May 4th
10am Saturday, June 1st
3300 Henry Avenue
Two Falls Center, Suite 900
Philadelphia, PA 19129
Click here for how to enter
the training facility.
RSVP to
philadelphia@standupforkids.org
Open to new volunteers who have attended an Information Session and are interested
in becoming Outreach Counselors and working with kids on the street.
10am Saturday, April 20th
10am Saturday, May 18th
10am Saturday, June 15th
3300 Henry Avenue
Two Falls Center, Suite 900
Philadelphia, PA 19129
Click here for how to enter
the training facility.
RSVP to
philadelphia@standupforkids.org
Some Unitedhealthcare workers in Pittsburgh wanted to make a difference in the lives
of homeless youth. Through Volunteer Match, they were connected with StandUp For
Kids - Philadelphia and they decided to hold a drive to collect food and hygiene
supplies.
Four large boxes of food and hygiene packs were sent to our Co-Executive Director
and the supplies were desperately needed. We are very thankful for the work of Katherine
Fabrizo in the Hospital Audit Services department of Unitedhealthcare for organizing
this effort.
Veronica Kelley and her daughter Erika are leading an effort in the Pennridge school district to raise money and collect donations for StandUp For Kids. Their efforts have resulted in a $500 donation from Pennridge North Middle School and an upcoming drive for supplies at Pennridge South Middle school. Both Veronica and Erika have worked hard to raise awareness for StandUp For Kids and we can’t thank them and the staff at Pennridge North Middle School enough.

Responsible Referrals is a service that connects real estate buyers and sellers
with great agents while contributing 50% of its revenue to non-profits serving homeless
youth and families.
There is no cost to you during the home buying process. The real estate agency that Responsible Referrals finds to help you buy or sell your home pays Responsible Referrals a fee of which part is sent to StandUp For Kids!!
Please visit the Responsible Referrals website here for more information on this exciting program.
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