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Journalists induct their own into Hall of Fame
“Annually NABJ pays homage to legendary black journalists who have made outstanding contributions to the industry,” stated Aprill O. Turner, communications consultant for the National Association of...
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Celebrate the MLK legacy in Philly (Photos) (Video)
Martin Luther King, Jr. set a standard of service to civil rights and peace that few people believe they can achieve. Equitable laws were passed and opportunities opened up to people of all races,...
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Michelle Obama asks people to join her in day of service
Martin Luther King, Jr. was born January 15, 1929 in the upper room of a 2-story home in Atlanta, Ga. The room of his birth overlooked smaller shotgun-style houses in the black working-class...
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Siduri Beckman named Philadelphia’s Youth Poet Laureate
“It is an honor to announce that the Poet Laureate Committee has selected a young person to promote poetry and the arts to the youth of Philadelphia,” said Mayor Nutter. “The City is proud to...
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Obama–Biden take aim at gun violence; 200,000 Americans react
After President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden unveiled their 15-page plan to curb gun violence, more than 200,000 people, yesterday, called on Republicans in Congress to support sensible...
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Keeping baby safe is an art (Photos)
Now is a great time to discuss ways to play well with baby and provide safe home and road environments during the year. Experts have a few important recommendations on both counts. “Having a new baby...
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Friday, go red for women's health
Friday, Feb. 1 represents 10 years of going red to build awareness and fight the number 1 killer of women and men in America. The fight against cardiovascular disease took on novel dimensions when the...
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B corporations are eligible for a tax credit in Philadelphia
The Sustainable Business Tax Credit passed back in 2009 is now in effect. According to the ordinance, 25 B corporations may receive Philadelphia tax credits for tax years 2012 – 2017. The credit to...
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Philly charity scripted: Feb. 6 – 10
February is a busy month for charities, despite threats of snow. The vulnerable are being helped, fundraising abounds, and free interactive events are just some of what comes into play this week in...
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Prices slashed on designer bridal gowns
Tomorrow, Feb. 9 is the day to find designer bridal gowns sold at drastically discounted prices during the 5th Annual Valentine’s Bridal Sale Extravaganza. This extravaganza benefits the nonprofit...
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Mainly Philly charity scripted: Feb. 11 – 17
Another week stretches ahead with more opportunities for fun charity events, learning, and volunteering. A few happenings, some local to Philly and some not, are listed below. For updates, consult...
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PAL honors exceptional teens (Photos)
Twenty-five stellar members of the Police Athletic League in Philadelphia rose to their feet, raised their right hands, and took the oath of office Tuesday. It was an honorary oath for a day as...
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Financing College Campaign 2013 gets off to a sweet start
Philadelphia launches the Financing College Campaign with, of all things, giving away lollipops. About 20,000 of the sweets will be distributed citywide to promote higher education.“Education is the...
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Mainly Philly scripted: Feb. 18 – Feb. 28
History, free events, fundraisers, and more light up the remainder of February. Discover a few of these happenings below. For updates, please contact event organizers.Now – Wednesday, March 13: 2013...
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Deadline nears on K – 8 private school scholarships
The last day to apply to the Children’s Scholarship Fund Philadelphia is Friday, March 1. After then, the first of 7,000 applications will enter the lottery for a 4-year partial scholarship worth up...
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Donations still needed for victims of Superstorm Sandy
“The damage and loss that people suffered because of Hurricane Sandy was far reaching,” stated Beneficial Bank President and CEO Gerry Cuddy this week. In response to the disaster, the American Red...
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Charity happens at galas: March 3 – 10, 2013
Eat, drink, and be merry for a charitable cause at receptions, galas, and networking events throughout Greater Philadelphia. A few of the affairs taking place in March are listed here. Please consult...
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Charity happens at galas: March 11 – 31, 2013
Eat, drink, and be merry at charity happenings during the rest of March in Greater Philadelphia and beyond. Celebrate dynamic women during Women’s History Month, help uplift the impoverished, and...
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Acclaimed actor Terrence Howard encourages colon cancer screenings
Award-winning actor Terrence Howard is the first national ambassador for the Colon Cancer Alliance’s Sons and Mothers campaign. His mother’s cancer had reached stage 3 by the time it was diagnosed. At...
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Parents of Trayvon Martin settled wrongful death claim
The Orlando Sentinel reported a settlement was reached between the parents of Trayvon Martin and the Retreat at Twin Lakes in Florida where the teenager was murdered last year. A prior offer of $1...
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