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Weekend Happenings: Puerto Rican Day Parade – 6ABC; September 27, 2019

September 30, 2019

The Puerto Rican Day parade steps off along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway on Sunday. The traditional music and dance plus the vibrant costumes make the parade something to see.

Not in my sidewalk: Debunking Philly tree myths – Whyy; August 8, 2019

August 8, 2019

Trees aren’t generally controversial. They usually look nice, they provide shade and improve the air and water quality. Scientists say they even make people happier. But when it comes to planting a tree on the street, many Philadelphians say — nuh-uh, not in my sidewalk.

Philly’s low-income neighborhoods have fewer trees and the city’s free tree program isn’t helping – PlanPhilly; July 24, 2019

July 25, 2019

Places like the 2100 block of Spruce Street are about as wealthy and as leafy as they get in inner-city Philadelphia. The multi-million dollar brownstones here are shaded by a canopy of more than a dozen street trees, from narrow Ginkgos to mature Buttonwoods.

Esperanza Welcomes New Board Members – Generocity; July 22, 2019

July 23, 2019

Congratulations Amazon Future Engineer grads – The Amazon Blog; June 20, 2019

July 15, 2019

The first group of Amazon Future Engineer graduating high school seniors celebrate with Amazon employees across the country.

Creation Station – Eastern University News; May 22, 2019

June 10, 2019

By Daniella Hobbs Esperanza College’s annual event shares the wonder of science with community children.

Which Organization Is Your 2019 Wawa Hero? – NBC10; June 7, 2019

June 7, 2019

The Wawa Foundation continues its commitment to local organizations with the return of one of its biggest community grants. The third annual Wawa Foundation Hero Award is down to four finalists, and voting is open to the public through June 14. One of the four organizations will receive a $50,000 grant courtesy of The Wawa…

A Stroll Through Community Life – The Philanthropy Roundtable; May, 2019

May 10, 2019

An important part of the long-term mission of The Philanthropy Roundtable is cataloging and celebrating America’s crucial institutions of civil society. These entities don’t wield government’s coercive authority. Nor are they fueled by the profit incentives of the commercial sector.

Turnstile teaching- The Philadelphia Inquirer; April 26, 2019

April 30, 2019

Ballet, jazz e improvisación en el barrio – Impacto; April 25, 2019

April 26, 2019

El próximo 3 de mayo, en una presentación que promete una experiencia única, miembros de BalletX y Artistas y Músicos Latinoamericanos (AMLA) llegan al Teatro Esperanza. Con la idea de disfrutar del elemento sorpresa la compañía de ballet realizará una presentación de estreno mundial en una colaboración improvisada con el trío de música latinoamericana de…

Weekend Happenings: Puerto Rican Day Parade – 6ABC; September 27, 2019

Not in my sidewalk: Debunking Philly tree myths – Whyy; August 8, 2019

Philly’s low-income neighborhoods have fewer trees and the city’s free tree program isn’t helping – PlanPhilly; July 24, 2019

Esperanza Welcomes New Board Members – Generocity; July 22, 2019

Congratulations Amazon Future Engineer grads – The Amazon Blog; June 20, 2019

Creation Station – Eastern University News; May 22, 2019

Which Organization Is Your 2019 Wawa Hero? – NBC10; June 7, 2019

A Stroll Through Community Life – The Philanthropy Roundtable; May, 2019

Turnstile teaching- The Philadelphia Inquirer; April 26, 2019

Ballet, jazz e improvisación en el barrio – Impacto; April 25, 2019

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