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1,550 Infants in need were helped with our Baby Bundle Bags

9,076 After-School Snack bags have been given to students at local Boys and Girls Clubs

4,361 Personal Care bags have helped to restore dignity to Homeless individuals in our community

8,349 underprivileged school students were given a pack of supplies

2,259 dog toys were made with love and treats for dogs waiting for their forever homes

21,572 individuals have received a Sock and Snack Roll

7,565 Peace and Smiles Boxes have brightened the day for a child in the hospital

9,047 Seniors received a Morning Munchie breakfast bag with their Meals on Wheels delivery

11,007 food assortments have been delivered to the hungry

April 2016 Newsletter

April 13, 2016

2016 April Newsletter.pdf

National Volunteer Month

April is National Volunteer Month. This month is dedicated to honoring all of the volunteers in our communities as well as encouraging volunteerism throughout the year. Here at The Giving Tree, we would like to give a Continue reading →

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March 2016 Newsletter

March 15, 2016

Helping Hands 2016

Saturday, March 5th local area youth gathered at the Wissahickon Middle School for Helping Hands 2016. The event provided many different projects for kids to assemble benefitting thousands of individuals from various non-profits. The projects will be Continue reading →

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February 2016 Newsletter

February 10, 2016

2016 February Newsletter Helping Hands

2016 Join us on Saturday March 5th at the Wissahickon Middle School from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM for our 3rd Annual Helping Hands Project. The day will be filled with hands-on projects and activities supporting our mission Continue reading →

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January 2016 Newsletter

January 1, 2016

2016 January Newsletter

MLK Day of Service

As a nation, we will celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King’s 87th birthday on January 18th, 2016. Dr. King devoted his life to equality, social justice and opportunity for all. He taught us that everyone has a Continue reading →

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December 2015 Newsletter

December 1, 2015

Teaching Children What Matters Most

Introducing our children to charity can be very rewarding for both parents and children. Learning about giving and helping others gives children a feeling of empowerment.

Talk to your kids about why giving back is Continue reading →

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Who We Are Helping

Testimonials

Giving others a helping hand when they need it is important and makes me feel good inside.

Jack

At first, it was about earning service hours for school..... but then I realized how much I could help out people in my own community. It feels good to make a difference.

Allie

The people involved in The Giving Tree made our community service projects not only meaningful but also easy to implement. After our initial brainstorming meeting, The Giving Tree completely took the reins and organized all the activities for each grade level. My entire school community was impressed! Our partnership with The Giving Tree was exactly what we needed. I look forward to many more years of collaboration with The Giving Tree!

Tami Wunder-Italia, M.Ed., NCC

I really enjoy doing the sock rolls. It makes me feel like I am helping my community and that is very important to me.

Sydney

The Giving Tree has provided my children such an awesome opportunity to help others. It is so important to me that they learn about giving and recognize the needs of those around them in their community. We are so grateful to have such a unique charity right in our backyard.

Michele

Prior to meeting with Lauren Kormanick, a representative from Interfaith Housing Alliance, I was unaware of how much they do for the homeless people in close proximity to where I live. When Lauren explained what they go through on a daily basis, I was able to comprehend how much support the organization provides. The snack bags we assembled were only a small part of it. It was interesting to learn about how Interfaith helps these families in their transition out of homelessness. They offer educational classes and help people become more independent. I now understand the necessity of this charity and am excited to help them.

Connor